Vertigo & Dizziness Clinic

Expert Consultation

Every patient's journey begins with a detailed consultation to understand the nature, frequency, and severity of dizziness or balance problems.

During the consultation, our specialists assess:

• Medical and hearing history
• Nature of dizziness
• Associated symptoms
• Previous treatments
• Medication history
• Impact on daily life

Videonystagmography (VNG)

Videonystagmography (VNG) is one of the most advanced diagnostic tests used to evaluate the function of the balance system and identify disorders affecting the inner ear.

The test analyses involuntary eye movements associated with balance disorders and helps diagnose various vestibular conditions with high accuracy.

Video Head Impulse Test (vHIT)

The Video Head Impulse Test evaluates how well the balance organs of the inner ear respond during rapid head movements.

This quick, non-invasive assessment helps detect vestibular weakness and provides valuable information about the function of each semicircular canal.

Caloric Test

The Caloric Test evaluates the function of each inner ear independently by gently stimulating the balance organs.

This specialised assessment helps identify vestibular weakness, asymmetry, and other balance-related abnormalities that may contribute to dizziness or vertigo.

Dix–Hallpike Test

The Dix–Hallpike Test is a standard clinical assessment used to diagnose Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo (BPPV), one of the most common causes of vertigo.

The procedure helps determine whether changes in head position are responsible for the patient's symptoms and guides appropriate treatment.

Positional Testing

Positional Testing evaluates dizziness triggered by different head and body positions.

By carefully observing symptoms and eye movements during various positional changes, our specialists can identify positional balance disorders and recommend targeted treatment.

Vestibular Evoked Myogenic Potential (VEMP)

VEMP is an advanced diagnostic test used to assess the function of specific balance organs within the inner ear and the associated neural pathways.

This evaluation provides valuable information for diagnosing certain vestibular disorders that may not be detected through routine hearing assessments.

Computerised Dynamic Posturography

Computerised Dynamic Posturography evaluates how effectively an individual maintains balance under different sensory conditions.

The assessment measures the interaction between the visual, vestibular, and proprioceptive systems, helping identify the underlying causes of balance impairment and assisting in rehabilitation planning.

Balance Assessment

A comprehensive balance assessment combines detailed clinical history with specialised vestibular testing to evaluate overall balance function.

This assessment helps identify:

• Balance disorders
• Fall risk
• Vestibular dysfunction
• Functional limitations
• Rehabilitation requirements

Vestibular Function Tests

Vestibular Function Testing involves a combination of specialised assessments that evaluate how effectively the balance organs and related neural pathways are functioning.

These tests assist in diagnosing vestibular disorders and monitoring progress during treatment and rehabilitation.

Vestibular Rehabilitation Therapy (VRT)

Vestibular Rehabilitation Therapy is a customised exercise-based programme designed to reduce dizziness, improve balance, and help patients adapt to vestibular disorders.

Our rehabilitation programmes may include:

• Balance training exercises
• Gaze stabilisation exercises
• Walking and mobility training
• Fall prevention strategies
• Postural control exercises
• Home exercise programmes
• Progress monitoring and follow-up