Vertigo Treatment

Vertigo is a sensation of spinning or movement when you're actually still. It's not simply dizziness — it's a specific symptom usually caused by inner ear problems (BPPV), vestibular nerve inflammation, or Meniere's disease. It can be extremely disabling but responds very well to physiotherapy.

Most cases improve significantly within 4–6 sessions; long-standing or complex cases may need more. Vestibular neuritis and other types require 4-8 weeks of vestibular rehabilitation exercises. Most patients see dramatic improvement — vertigo is one of the most treatable conditions we manage.

Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo (BPPV) occurs when tiny calcium crystals in the inner ear become dislodged and enter the semicircular canals. This sends false movement signals to the brain, causing brief intense spinning episodes triggered by head position changes. The Epley maneuver is highly effective.

Yes — vestibular rehabilitation is one of the most effective treatments for vertigo. For BPPV, we perform repositioning maneuvers that physically move the displaced crystals back to their correct position. For other types, we use habituation and balance retraining exercises.

BPPV can recur in about 30% of cases — if it does, the repositioning maneuver can be repeated. We teach you a home version of the maneuver so you can manage recurrences independently. Other types of vertigo have lower recurrence rates with proper rehabilitation.

Sessions start from ₹500. Most cases improve significantly within 4–6 sessions; long-standing or complex cases may need more. Vertigo treatment is one of the most cost-effective physiotherapy interventions.