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Tap the ones you’ve experienced — we’ll help you identify the cause and the cure.

Room rotates around you
Feel like fainting
Wobble while walking
Buzzing or fullness
During head movement
With balance issues
How It Works
No confusion. No guesswork. Just three clear steps on your journey back to balance.
Discuss your symptoms and medical history with a vertigo specialist to understand your condition and determine the most appropriate next steps.
Talk to our Vertigo Care Experts and book a consultation at your nearest NeuroEquilibrium Vertigo Clinic.
A trained vertigo expert listens carefully to your history and underlying symptoms.
Thousands of patients trust NeuroEquilibrium for expert diagnosis and evidence-based treatment of vertigo, dizziness, and balance disorders.
As per your symptoms and medical history, the advanced vertigo testing helps identify the exact cause of your dizziness or imbalance.

Assesses how well the inner ear balance system and its brain connections are working to maintain stability.

Measures the perception of your balance control.

Measures how well the balance system maintains stability during head movement in daily activities.

Tests each inner ear separately to detect weakness or asymmetry in the balance system.
At NeuroEquilibrium, we will provide you with a personalized treatment plan designed specifically according to your root cause.

Simple head-positioning techniques help relieve BPPV by moving tiny crystals in the inner ear back to their correct place.

A personalized exercise program helps reduce dizziness, improve balance, and make everyday activities easier and safer.

Expert guidance helps you understand your condition, manage symptoms, and regain confidence in your daily life.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Vertigo is a feeling of spinning or imbalance (chakkar). Patients may describe it in different ways like spinning, dizziness, giddiness, imbalance, rocking or feeling that they may fall. Vertigo can present as acute attacks or recurrent episodes.
Vertigo can be caused by inner ear disorders, migraine, BPPV, vestibular neuritis and several other conditions affecting the balance system.
Vertigo is usually not life threatening, but it can significantly impact quality of life and, in rare cases, may indicate an underlying condition that needs evaluation.
BPPV (Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo) is one of the most common causes of vertigo. In this condition, the patient complains of spinning on getting up from bed or turning the head to certain positions. BPPV is caused by a displaced calcium carbonate crystals with the inner ear. It is treated by identifying the position of the crystals in the ear and repositioning them with specific exercises (maneuvers).
VNG or video nystagmography is an important test to evaluate dizzy patients. High speed infra red cameras are used to record eye movements in different tests. The tests allow the doctor to check the functioning of different parts of the balance system and their connections in the brain.
After a detailed history, the vertigo patient should undergo a thorough vestibular evaluation. This will include tests like Videonystagmography, Caloric test, Subjective Visual Vertical and Dynamic Visual Acuity. Some patients may require an MRI of the brain. Audiometric tests to measure the hearing function should also be done.
Vertigo is diagnosed through a detailed history, clinical examination and specialised vestibular tests performed by a trained specialist.
Treatment options include vestibular rehabilitation therapy, medication, canalith repositioning maneuvers and lifestyle modifications depending on the diagnosis.
Any defect in the balance system resulting in vertigo, unsteadiness or imbalance will affect the day-to-day activities of the patient and diminish the quality of life. It may cause a drop in the confidence of the patient as well as induce a fear of falling or movement. Treating vertigo will help restore the balance and confidence of the patient. The fear of movements may cause the patient to restrict themselves to a sedentary lifestyle and lead to depression or anxiety.
Vertigo is treatable! Identifying the cause of your vertigo will help the doctor decide whether you require medicines or exercises to control your problem.
Doctors can refer patients directly through our clinic network for specialised vestibular assessment and management.
Patients should bring previous medical records, a list of current medications and any prior test reports relevant to their symptoms.
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