Vertigo Treatment in Patna — Full Vestibular Lab in Bihar

Infrared goggles record your eye movements to check how your inner ear and brain balance system work. Learn more ›

Moving visual stripes check the eye reflex that keeps vision steady during motion.

You look at fixed points while we check for abnormal eye movements (nystagmus).

Specific head and body positions help detect BPPV, the most common cause of vertigo.

Recording and analysis of involuntary eye movements to locate the source of dizziness.

Gentle warm and cool stimulation of each ear compares the function of the right and left balance organs.

Quick eye jumps between targets assess the brain pathways that control eye movement.

A slowly rotating chair measures how both inner ears work together.

Measures pupil size and reaction to support a detailed neurological assessment.

Following a moving target checks the central (brain) control of eye tracking.

Brief spinning when turning in bed or looking up, caused by displaced inner-ear crystals. Usually treated with repositioning manoeuvres.

Recurrent vertigo with or without headache, often with light or motion sensitivity.

Vertigo attacks with fluctuating hearing loss, ringing and fullness in the ear.

Dizziness and imbalance linked to neck problems or neck movement.

Light-headedness on standing up due to a drop in blood pressure.

Persistent dizziness or unsteadiness for months, often worse in crowds or busy visual places.

Sudden, severe vertigo from inflammation of the balance nerve.

Very short, repeated attacks of vertigo lasting seconds.

Vertigo together with hearing loss due to inner-ear inflammation.

Unsteady walking and poor coordination related to the cerebellum.

Imbalance due to reduced position sense in the feet and legs.