Quick answer: vertigo treatment depends on the cause. A spinning sensation after turning in bed, dizziness with hearing change, persistent imbalance, migraine symptoms, faintness on standing and sudden neurological symptoms need different next steps. A clinic visit should identify the pattern before treatment is chosen.
Vertigo care in Hardoi: what an assessment is for
Dr Prateek Porwal provides ENT and vertigo care at Prime ENT Center in Hardoi. The first task is to understand when symptoms start, how long they last, what triggers them, whether hearing changes, and whether walking or neurological safety is affected. This page explains the care pathway; it does not promise a diagnosis, outcome, appointment slot or treatment duration.
What to track before a visit
- Is the feeling spinning, lightheadedness, blackout/faintness, imbalance, or a mixed sensation?
- Does it start with rolling in bed, looking up, standing, travel, noise, headache, illness or a medicine change?
- Are hearing loss, ear fullness, tinnitus, headache, double vision, weakness, falls, vomiting or chest symptoms present?
- Bring medicines, prior reports, hearing/VNG results and a short symptom diary when available.
How treatment is chosen
True BPPV may be assessed with positional testing and, when appropriate, treated with a canal-repositioning maneuver. Other patterns may need ear examination, hearing assessment, medicine review, balance rehabilitation, testing or referral. VNG can be helpful for selected questions, but it does not replace a clinical history and examination or give a diagnosis by itself.
When urgent care is safer
Do not wait for a routine vertigo appointment if dizziness comes with facial droop, arm or leg weakness, slurred speech, double vision, severe new headache, fainting, chest pain, sudden hearing loss, repeated vomiting with dehydration, a major fall, or inability to walk safely. Seek urgent assessment first.
Appointments and contact
For current clinic timing, appointment options, location details or online-consultation information, use the contact page and confirm availability with the clinic before travelling. The website contact route is not an emergency service.
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Medical disclaimer: This page provides general education and does not replace an individual assessment. Urgent symptoms require urgent medical care.
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