Vertigo Treatment Hospital in Himatnagar
Vertigo is a false feeling that you or the room is spinning; dizziness also includes light-headedness and imbalance. Most vertigo comes from the inner ear and is easily treated, but sometimes the cause is BP, sugar, the heart or the brain. At Pluto Hospital, Himatnagar, our neuro and ENT teams find the cause and treat it with repositioning exercises, medicines or further care.
Understanding the Condition
Why Do You Feel Dizzy?
The inner ear, eyes and brain work together to keep you balanced. The commonest cause of vertigo is BPPV, where tiny crystals in the inner ear move out of place and cause brief spinning on turning the head. Inner ear infections, low BP, low sugar, dehydration and, rarely, a stroke can also cause dizziness.
Common Causes
- BPPV – brief spinning on turning in bed
- Inner ear infection (vestibular neuritis)
- Low BP or standing up quickly
- Low sugar, dehydration or anaemia
- Migraine-related vertigo
- Stroke (rare but serious)
Treatment Options
Treatment for Vertigo
Treatment depends on the cause found on examination. Learn about Neurology at Pluto.
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Examination
Bedside tests for the ear, eyes and brain; BP and sugar check.
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Repositioning Manoeuvre
Simple head movements that fix BPPV.
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Medicines
Short-term medicines for nausea and spinning.
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Balance Exercises
Vestibular exercises to retrain balance.
- Slurred speech, facial droop or weakness
- Double vision or inability to walk
- Severe headache
- Chest pain or fainting
Treating Doctor
Best Doctor for Vertigo Treatment in Himatnagar
Dr. Arth Shah
Neurologist
Dr. Arth Shah is a neurologist at Pluto Super Speciality Hospital, Himatnagar, consulting patients in the Neurology department.
Common Questions
Vertigo FAQs
Is vertigo dangerous?
Most vertigo comes from the inner ear and is not dangerous. Vertigo with weakness, speech problems or double vision needs emergency care.
What is BPPV?
Benign paroxysmal positional vertigo – brief spinning when turning in bed or looking up, caused by loose inner ear crystals. It is easily treated with a repositioning manoeuvre.
Should I take vertigo tablets for a long time?
No. Vertigo medicines are for short-term use; long use can slow recovery. Exercises work better in the long run.
Can low BP cause dizziness?
Yes. Standing up quickly, dehydration or some BP medicines can cause light-headedness.
Which doctor should I see for vertigo?
Our neuro and ENT teams evaluate vertigo together to find the cause.
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Consult for Dizziness & Vertigo
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- Tests & scans on site
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