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Vertigo Treatment in New Delhi

Expert diagnosis and personalized treatment by a DrNB Neurology specialist.

Overview

Vertigo is the sensation that you or your surroundings are spinning, even when stationary. It is a symptom rather than a disease and can arise from problems in the inner ear, the vestibular nerve or the brain itself.

Most causes of vertigo — such as benign positional vertigo (BPPV) and vestibular neuritis — respond extremely well to targeted treatment, including simple repositioning manoeuvres performed in the clinic. Identifying the exact source quickly is the key to fast recovery.

Symptoms

Spinning sensation triggered by head movement
Loss of balance or unsteadiness
Nausea and vomiting
Ringing in the ears or hearing loss
Jerky eye movements (nystagmus)
Sensitivity to motion
Difficulty walking in the dark
Episodes lasting seconds to hours

Causes

BPPV

Tiny calcium crystals dislodge in the inner ear, causing brief positional spinning.

Vestibular Neuritis

Inflammation of the balance nerve, often after a viral illness.

Meniere's Disease

Fluid imbalance in the inner ear causing vertigo with hearing changes.

Migraine-Associated Vertigo

Vertigo can be a manifestation of migraine even without headache.

Cervical Causes

Neck problems can occasionally contribute to imbalance.

Central Causes

Stroke or brainstem issues — uncommon but important to rule out.

How Dr. Sudheer Treats This

Diagnosis

Detailed clinical examination plus targeted tests (MRI, EEG, blood work) to reach an accurate diagnosis.

Treatment Plan

Personalised medication, lifestyle guidance and referrals, explained in plain language.

Follow-up Care

Structured review visits to optimise outcomes and adjust treatment as you progress.

Seek immediate consultation if you experience:

  • Vertigo with sudden weakness or speech difficulty
  • Severe headache with vertigo
  • Persistent vomiting and inability to stand
  • New hearing loss in one ear

Frequently Asked Questions

Most causes are benign and very treatable. However, sudden severe vertigo with neurological symptoms needs urgent evaluation to rule out stroke.

Yes. BPPV — the commonest cause — is treated with simple repositioning manoeuvres performed in the clinic, often giving immediate relief.

Some types can recur. A clear diagnosis and home exercises significantly reduce recurrence.

From seconds (BPPV) to hours (Meniere's). Persistent imbalance can last days after the initial attack settles.

Suffering from Vertigo? Get Expert Help Today.

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