Vertigo
A sensation of spinning or movement that may be associated with an inner-ear or vestibular disorder.
VERTIGO & BALANCE CARE IN THANE
Vertigo Specialist in Thane | Dizziness & Balance Problems
Dr. Lokesh Bhama provides ENT evaluation for vertigo, dizziness and balance problems in Thane, with assessment focused on identifying possible ear, vestibular or other contributing causes.
VERTIGO & DIZZINESS
Dizziness has many possible causes
Vertigo is a sensation of movement or spinning, while dizziness can describe a range of different sensations including imbalance, light-headedness or unsteadiness. The cause is not always related to the ear.
An ENT assessment can help evaluate symptoms that may arise from the inner ear or vestibular system. The history, nature of the episodes and clinical examination are important in deciding what further evaluation may be required.
Treatment depends on the underlying cause. Some patients may benefit from specific manoeuvres, vestibular rehabilitation, medical treatment or further specialist assessment.
VERTIGO & BALANCE SYMPTOMS
Common dizziness and balance concerns
Different patterns of dizziness can point toward different causes and may require different evaluations.
Positional Vertigo
Brief episodes of vertigo triggered by particular head movements may require specific clinical assessment.
Dizziness
Evaluation of recurrent or unexplained dizziness to help identify possible contributing factors.
Balance Problems
Assessment of unsteadiness or balance difficulty when an ear or vestibular contribution is suspected.
Recurrent Episodes
Repeated attacks of vertigo or dizziness may need a detailed history and targeted ENT evaluation.
Ear-related Dizziness
Evaluation when dizziness occurs alongside hearing changes, tinnitus, ear pressure or other ear symptoms.
ENT VESTIBULAR ASSESSMENT
Finding the likely cause comes before treatment
Vertigo and dizziness can have different causes, and not every episode of dizziness is an ear disorder. A careful clinical history and examination help determine whether an ENT or vestibular cause is likely.
Depending on the symptoms, further hearing, vestibular or other investigations may be considered. Treatment is then directed toward the identified cause rather than the symptom alone.
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