The Bangalore Maneuver: A New Treatment for Anterior Canal BPPV
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60 Vertigo Questions Answered by an ENT Specialist
Need an ENT specialist in Shahjahanpur? Prime ENT Center in Hardoi is just 90km away. Doctor answers is something I see regularly in my practice. I’ve been practicing ENT medicine for many years, treating thousands of vertigo patients across Uttar Pradesh from Hardoi to Lucknow and beyond. In that time, patients ask me the same […]
Perilymph Fistula, When a Tear in the Inner Ear Causes Vertigo
Note: This article mentions medicine names for educational purposes only. All medications should only be taken under your doctor’s supervision. Doses and duration depend on your individual condition. Perilymph fistula (PLF) is a condition I think about frequently in my Hardoi practice because one of the leading causes-chronic cough-is extremely common in India. A tear […]
Vertigo During Pregnancy, Safe Treatment Guide for Indian Women
Vertigo during pregnancy is something I see regularly in my practice. She sits in my clinic at 6 months pregnant, visibly distressed. “Doctor,” she says in Hindi, “Mujhe chakkar aa raha hai. Mere husband ne kaha bahut danger hai. Main baby ko nuksan kar dungi?” (I’m having vertigo. My husband says it’s very dangerous. Will […]
Anterior Canal BPPV, The Rarest BPPV Type
In my practice at Prime ENT Center in Hardoi, I see many BPPV cases-mostly posterior canal (85-90%), occasionally horizontal (10-15%). But anterior canal BPPV? That’s the rare bird. Only 1-2% of BPPV cases involve the anterior (or superior) semicircular canal. When I encounter it, I know I’m dealing with something diagnostically tricky and often mismanaged. […]
Surgical Options for Meniere’s Disease: When Medicine Fails
Note: This article mentions medicine names for educational purposes only. All medications should only be taken under your doctor’s supervision. Doses and duration depend on your individual condition. Meniere’s disease surgery is considered when medical management fails. Here’s what you should know. Surgically, we is something I see regularly in my practice. A patient came […]
Vertigo Treatment Without Medicine: A Doctor’s Guide to Non-Medication Approaches
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I see patients almost every week who walk in convinced they need years of medication to manage their vertigo. A woman from Kanpur tells me, “Doctor, I’ve been on dizziness tablets for six months now. Do I have to take them forever?” A retired teacher from Lucknow says, “My general physician gave me three different […]
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Unilateral Tinnitus: When One-Ear Ringing Needs an MRI
Unilateral tinnitus is something I see regularly in my practice. A patient came to my clinic yesterday with a story I hear at least once a month: “Dr. Porwal, my right ear has been ringing for 6 weeks. The left one is fine. Should I be worried?” Table of Contents Why Unilateral Tinnitus Is Different […]