What is Vertigo and Balance Disorder Care?
Care in vertigo and balance disorder involves the assessment and treatment of conditions affecting the vestibular system, inner ear mechanisms, and brain pathways that contribute to musculoskeletal balance control. At Pacific One Health, assessments and treatment strategies are tailored after a detailed clinical assessment and testing. We employ a multidisciplinary team comprising ENT specialists, neurologists, audiologists, and physiotherapists, offering nonsurgical and surgical options depending on the etiology. The aim is to restore stability, minimize dizziness, and comfortably get patients back into daily activities.
Conditions Treated
Vertigo and balance problems can be caused by conditions such as Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo, Meniere's disease, vestibular neuritis or labyrinthitis, neurological balance abnormalities, age-related impairments, musculoskeletal impairments, and many others. These symptoms may include dizziness, stumbling gait, falls, difficulty focusing the vision, or loss of balance. Vertigo is treatable at any stage, even if the symptoms recoccur or considerably impact daily activities.
Advantages
Benefits associated with advanced vertigo and balance disorder management include:
It mainly consists of Vestibular Rehabilitation Therapy, including specific exercises that help the brain adapt and restore balance. This is a non-pharmacological approach and hence promotes long-term recovery with a minimum recurrence of symptoms.
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Accurate diagnosis using advanced vestibular function testing
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Individualized plans for treatment, depending on the cause and symptoms
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Exercise-based, non-surgical therapy options that retrain balance pathways
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Reduced dizzy spells, steadier on the feet consistently
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Education and lifestyle strategies for the prevention of recurrence and falls
What do we offer ?
Our facility is equipped with:
Computerized Dynamic Posturography (CDP) -
Video Head Impulse Testing (vHIT)
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Vestibular Evoked Myogenic Potentials (VEMP) testing
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Dedicated space for balance and gait training rehabilitation
A team comprising ENT physicians, neurologists, audiologists, skilled physiotherapists, and rehabilitation professionals provides integrated care, from diagnosis through treatment and recovery. Depending on the clinical need, conservative or surgical treatment options are available.
Frequently Asked Questions
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