Dr Prateek Porwal provides ENT and vertigo care at Prime ENT Center in Hardoi. His patient-education work focuses on BPPV, dizziness, balance disorders, tinnitus, hearing loss and related ENT concerns. This page describes the clinical approach without using unsupported awards, rankings, case counts or outcome promises.
Clinical focus
Assessment begins with the symptom pattern: when dizziness started, how long it lasts, what triggers it, whether hearing changes, and whether walking or neurological safety is affected. Brief position-triggered spinning, continuous new vertigo, recurrent attacks with migraine features, and imbalance with hearing symptoms require different pathways.
- BPPV and canal-specific positional assessment
- Vertigo, chronic dizziness and balance complaints
- Tinnitus, hearing change and related ear symptoms
- VNG and other vestibular tests when the result may change management
- Clear emergency and in-person referral boundaries
Diagnosis-first care
The aim is to explain the likely diagnosis, important alternatives, useful tests, treatment limits and next steps in plain language. No manoeuvre, medicine or test is appropriate for every person. Warning signs and movement safety are considered before recommending a positional test, vestibular test or rehabilitation plan.
Emergency symptoms
New weakness, facial droop, speech difficulty, double vision, inability to walk safely, fainting, chest pain, a severe new headache or sudden hearing loss requires urgent assessment. Do not wait for a website or routine clinic response.
Verified clinic information
Prime ENT Center
Nagheta Road, Hardoi, Uttar Pradesh 241001, India
Monday–Saturday: 10:00 AM–7:00 PM
Sunday: closed
Phone/WhatsApp: +91 7393062200
The website contact route is not an after-hours or emergency service. Patient reports are not accepted through the website contact form, general email or WhatsApp. Use only a route specifically confirmed for an individual consultation.
Medical disclaimer: This page provides background and patient education. It does not diagnose an individual or replace emergency or in-person care when needed.