What does TBC mean in UNCLASSIFIED

The primary cause of TBC is an impairment in the body's balance system. This can be caused by strenuous physical activities such as exercise, dancing or playing sports. Other possible causes may include inner ear infections, visual disturbances and motion sickness.

Common symptoms include feelings of disorientation, dizziness, nausea and a sensation of constant movement or swaying. Some people may also experience difficulty walking or standing due to the imbalance caused by TBC.

Yes, there are some treatments available for TBC. The most common treatment is vestibular rehabilitation therapy which helps to improve balance and reduce symptoms by engaging in specific exercises that improve coordination between vision, muscles and joints. Medications may also be prescribed to help with nausea and dizziness associated with TBC.

While it can cause significant discomfort and disorientation, generally speaking TBC is not considered dangerous. However, if left untreated it can lead to long-term health issues such as falls or other injuries due to imbalance.

TBC can affect people of any age though it is more commonly seen among younger adults who engage in strenuous physical activities such as exercise or sports. It is also seen more often among individuals who have had past head injuries or medical conditions that impair their body's balance system.