Vertigo — a spinning or off-balance sensation — is common, and most causes are very treatable once the reason is identified. This guide is your starting point: use the links below to jump to what you need, from understanding BPPV (the most common cause) to the tests that diagnose it and the maneuvers that treat it. If you have recurring dizziness, the safest next step is a proper diagnosis with a specialist. Book an assessment.
Understand vertigo & BPPV
- What is BPPV — the most common cause of vertigo
- BPPV in Hindi (BPPV क्या है)
- Posterior canal BPPV — the most common subtype
Causes of dizziness
Tests & diagnosis
- Dix-Hallpike test — the standard BPPV test
- HINTS exam — telling inner-ear from central causes
- Vertigo & stroke: how to tell the difference (Hindi)
Treatments & maneuvers
- Epley maneuver — posterior canal BPPV
- Semont maneuver · Gufoni maneuver — other canals
- Vestibular rehabilitation
- Vestibular suppressants · Betahistine — medicines (used carefully)
Special situations
In your language
- Hindi: BPPV क्या है · Marathi: Marathi vertigo · Telugu: తల తిరగడం · Bangla: গর্ভাবস্থায় মাথা ঘোরা · Punjabi: Punjabi vertigo
For an accurate diagnosis and treatment, Dr. Prateek Porwal, ENT and vertigo specialist at Prime ENT Center, can help. 👉 Book an appointment or contact us on WhatsApp.
References
Medical disclaimer: This page is for patient education only and does not replace examination, diagnosis, emergency care, or a personalized treatment plan from a qualified doctor.
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