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Vertigo is a feeling of dizziness or spinning, often triggered by head movements or changes in position. Symptoms may include nausea, vomiting, and difficulty balancing. Treatment may involve medications, vestibular rehabilitation therapy, or surgery in severe cases. Recovery time varies depending on the cause and treatment approach, but symptoms typically improve over time. – PowerPoint PPT presentation

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Title: Vertigo: Symptoms, Treatment, and Recovery Time


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Vertigo
Vertigo is a type of dizziness that makes people
feel like they are spinning or moving when they
are standing still. It is a symptom of many
conditions, such as inner ear problems, motion
sickness, or neurological disorders. Vertigo is
not a disease, but rather a symptom that can be
caused by a variety of underlying issues.
If you are experiencing dizziness or sensation of
spinning or whirling, even when you are still. it
is important to see an ENT doctor to determine
the underlying cause and receive appropriate
treatment.
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Vertigo Symptoms
  • Vertigo symptoms are a type of dizziness that can
    make a person feel like they are spinning or
    moving even when they are standing still. It is a
    sensation that often results from a problem in
    the inner ear or the part of the brain that
    controls balance.
  • Feeling like the room is spinning or moving
  • Feeling off-balance or unsteady
  • Nausea or vomiting
  • Sweating
  • Headaches
  • Ringing in the ears
  • Hearing loss
  • Difficulty standing or walking

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  • Diagnosis to identify the underlying cause of
    vertigo
  • Medication to alleviate symptoms, such as
    antibiotics for inner
  • ear infections or anti-nausea medication
  • Physical therapy to improve balance and
    coordination, and to help the brain adapt to
    changes in position and movement
  • Lifestyle changes to avoid triggers and improve
    overall health, including a healthy diet and
    regular exercise
  • Surgery in rare cases to correct underlying
    conditions causing vertigo

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The treatment of vertigo may be conducted on an
outpatient basis, or it may require
hospitalization at ENT clinic. Outpatient
treatment may involve medication, physical
therapy, or lifestyle changes, such as avoiding
triggers that can cause vertigo. In severe cases,
hospitalization may be necessary to manage the
symptoms of vertigo.
  • Advanced Vertigo Clinic for Testing and
    Rehabilitation
  • Comprehensive tests for Giddiness/Vertigo/
    Dizziness carried out and a detailed report
    submitted
  • Back end support from Senior Vertigo Specialist
    and Neurologist
  • Dedicated APP for monitoring progressExercises
    in detail for Rehabilitation

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Vertigo can be treated by a range of healthcare
professionals, including Ear, Nose, and Throat
(ENT) specialists, neurologists, physical
therapists, and primary care physicians. These
specialists can diagnose and treat vertigo based
on the underlying cause and severity of the
condition, using medication, physical therapy, or
surgery. Working closely with a healthcare
professional can help alleviate symptoms and
prevent complications.
If you are experiencing vertigo, it is important
to see a doctor, and an Ear, Nose, and Throat
(ENT) specialist can be particularly helpful. ENT
doctors are trained to diagnose and treat
conditions that affect the ear, nose, and throat,
including those that cause vertigo. During your
appointment, the ENT doctor will likely ask you
questions about your symptoms, medical history,
and any medications you are taking. They may also
perform a physical exam, including a neurological
exam and a hearing test, to help determine the
cause of your vertigo.
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The recovery time for vertigo varies depending on
the underlying cause of the condition and the
severity of the symptoms. In some cases, the
symptoms may resolve on their own within a few
days or weeks. However, in other cases, the
symptoms may persist for several months or even
years. People with vertigo are often advised to
avoid activities that can trigger symptoms, such
as driving or operating heavy machinery, until
they have fully recovered.
In conclusion, vertigo is a common symptom that
can be caused by a variety of underlying
conditions. The treatment of vertigo depends on
the underlying cause of the condition and may
involve medication, physical therapy, or
lifestyle changes. People with vertigo are
encouraged to seek medical attention if they
experience symptoms that persist for more than a
few days, as prompt treatment can help to reduce
the severity and duration of symptoms.
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