Vertigo is more than just dizziness, it's a disorienting sensation that the world around you is spinning or moving when it’s not. At Dr. Chetna Patil’s neurology clinic, we regularly see patients who suffer from this debilitating condition and seek answers and lasting relief.
Vertigo can result from issues within the inner ear (such as BPPV, Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo), vestibular nerve inflammation, or central causes linked to the brain. It’s important to differentiate vertigo from general dizziness because the treatment approach varies significantly.
Common symptoms include spinning sensations, imbalance, nausea, and sometimes visual disturbances. Patients often report that episodes of vertigo worsen with head movements or sudden position changes.
At our clinic, we use detailed history-taking, neurological examination, and sometimes imaging or vestibular testing to identify the root cause. Treatment may involve vestibular rehabilitation, medication, or lifestyle adjustments, depending on the diagnosis.
If you experience recurring vertigo, don’t ignore it, it could be a sign of a deeper neurological or vestibular disorder. Dr. Chetna Patil provides accurate diagnosis and personalized care for long-term relief.
