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Do I need a referral to come here?
No. Many patients come directly, and many are referred by ENT surgeons, neurologists and physicians from across India. Bring any reports and scans you already have so we don't repeat tests unnecessarily.
Should I stop my vertigo medication before coming?
Medicines like betahistine and prochlorperazine can suppress the very signals we are trying to measure. Where it is safe, we ask you to stop them 48 hours before testing — but confirm with us when you book rather than stopping on your own.
Is vertigo ever a sign of something serious?
Occasionally. Sudden vertigo with double vision, slurred speech, severe headache or weakness on one side needs emergency assessment, not a clinic appointment.
Will I be dizzy during the tests?
Some tests deliberately provoke mild dizziness, because that is how we identify which ear is responsible. It settles within minutes and staff stay with you throughout.
How much does a full assessment cost?
The consultation is ₹1,800. Vestibular testing is charged separately depending on which tests are needed, and typically falls between ₹3,000 and ₹9,000.
Can the dizziness come back after treatment?
BPPV recurs in a minority of patients, sometimes years later. It is treated the same way again. Meniere's disease and migraine are managed long-term rather than cured.