Vestibular Neuritis treatment in Indore
Welcome to NeuroEquilibrium’s Partner Clinic in Indore, your reliable center for advanced Vestibular Neuritis treatment. If you are experiencing symptoms like sudden vertigo, dizziness, balance issues, or nausea, our cutting-edge clinic is here to assist you. We specialize in accurately diagnosing the causes of Vestibular Neuritis and providing personalized treatment plans designed to restore balance, reduce symptoms, and improve your quality of life.
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Vestibular Neuritis treatment in Indore
NeuroEquilibrium Clinic in:
Indore
Location: Ahilyapuri, Doordarshan Kendra, Residency Area
Madhya Pradesh
Pincode: 452001
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NeuroEquilibrium Clinic in:
Indore
Location: Near Teen Imli Chauraha, Sector 1
Madhya Pradesh
Pincode: 452001
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Why choose our Partner Clinic for Vertigo Treatment in Vestibular Neuritis treatment in Indore?
Expert Care:
Our highly trained ENT specialists and neurotologists specialise in diagnosing and treating various vestibular disorders, including vertigo and dizziness. With years of experience, the team brings unparalleled expertise to address the unique needs of each patient.
Advanced Diagnostic Technology:
At our partner clinics in Sangli, we use the latest cutting-edge diagnostic technologies to pinpoint the root cause of your vertigo symptoms.
Customised Treatment Plans:
Recognising that no two cases of vertigo are the same, we create individualised treatment plans. From vestibular exercises to cutting-edge medical interventions, our goal is to alleviate your symptoms and enhance your overall well-being.
Patient-Centric Approach
Your comfort and well-being are our top priorities. Our patient-centric approach ensures compassionate care throughout your journey with NeuroEquilibrium.
Our Patients Say
Dr. Mahaveer Mehta
Dubai
I’m Dr. mahaveer mehta from dubai. I unfortunately suffered from a severe attack of vertigo. It was extremely scary and uncomfortable. I was depressed with sleepless nights affecting work and routine. After taking an opinion from cardiologist in USA + top neurologist in India to find a cause. They suggested me various tests but I had heard about vertigo + ear clinic headed by Dr. Anita Bhandari. So I travelled to jaipur and met her. She did an evaluation and diagnosed and treatment the problem on the same day. To my surprise, I started feeling better from the same night. Next day I was 100% cured. Thank you so much for finding the cause and treatment me so quickly. I recommend this clinic eyes closed. Purpose of writing this to help people who suffer for vertigo should reach out to this place.
Mr. Rajendra Singh
A hospital, where you enter and feel the proper treatment.
a) The staff politeness.
b) The clinical tests.
c) The doctor’s advise/treatment.
d) The total satisfaction of cure.
I wish most of the medical centres have the same attitude in my city.
Thank You All,
All the best to all.
Mrs. Madhulika
I had a sudden onset of vertigo lasting a few hours every day for the past many days. The doctor diagnosed me with BPPV, which was treated with Particle Repositioning Manoeuvre. I am now symptom free and can’t tell you how relived I am!
Mrs. Amrit Kaur
I was suffering from recurrent spells of vertigo for over one month. I was diagnosed with Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo (BPPV). I was treated with Epley’sManoeuvre and was symptom free after that. I have not required any further medication since then.
Mr. Sankalp Surana
I suddenly had acute vertigo with severe spinning, nausea and vomiting. I could not even walk without support. I was diagnosed with Vestibular Neuritis. She put me on treatment with medicines and Vestibular Rehabilitation. I feel much better now.
Mrs. Suman
I was suffering from severe vertigo spells lasting 1-2 days every month since the last 5 years. I had visited many doctors but nothing helped me. After I was tested at Advanced Balance and Vertigo Clinic , I was diagnosed with Vestibular migraine. Since I started treatment my vertigo attacks are now under control.
Mr. Bajrang
I felt unsteady on getting up from bed and on fast movements. I also had difficulty in driving and focusing while moving my head. I was evaluated at NeuorequilibriumClinic.and was told that I was suffering from Bilateral Peripheral Vestibulopathy. I was put on a Vestibular Rehabilitation program. Now I feel much better.
Frequently Asked Questions
How successful is vestibular surgery?
Vestibular surgery is generally considered only when symptoms are severe and do not respond to medication or rehabilitation. Success rates are high for carefully selected conditions, with many patients experiencing significant reduction in vertigo. However, surgery is not required for most vestibular neuritis cases. Centers like Neuroequillibrium emphasize accurate diagnosis to ensure surgery is recommended only when truly beneficial.
Can you drive with vestibular neuritis?
Driving with vestibular neuritis is not advised during the acute phase, when vertigo, nausea, or blurred vision are present. These symptoms can impair reaction time and spatial awareness, increasing accident risk. Driving may be resumed only after symptoms improve and balance feels stable. Always follow medical advice and local safety regulations before returning to driving.
How serious is vestibular neuritis?
Vestibular neuritis can feel very serious due to sudden, intense vertigo and imbalance, but it is usually not life-threatening. Most people recover well with proper care and time. Early evaluation helps rule out more serious neurological causes. Clinics such as Neuroequillibrium focus on detailed balance testing to guide recovery and reduce long-term symptoms.
Does caffeine affect vertigo?
Caffeine can worsen vertigo in some people by stimulating the nervous system and affecting inner ear fluid balance. It may increase dizziness, anxiety, or palpitations, especially during active vestibular symptoms. Reducing or avoiding coffee, tea, and energy drinks during recovery may help minimize symptom flare-ups, though individual sensitivity can vary.
Can I fly with vestibular neuritis?
Flying with vestibular neuritis is generally safe once acute symptoms have improved. During severe vertigo, air travel may worsen discomfort due to motion and pressure changes. If flying is necessary, staying hydrated and avoiding sudden head movements can help. It is best to consult a doctor before travel, especially if symptoms are still intense or unpredictable.
