At Moolchand, we know how worrying vertigo can be. That’s why we bring together superb physicians, cutting-edge technology, and a tradition of compassionate care, integrity, and affordable prices to make sure you get the best treatment possible.
Vertigo makes you feel like you, or everything around you, is moving or spinning. It may last for just a few seconds or continue for hours. Some people feel it only when they move their head in a certain way, while others may have repeated episodes that affect their work, travel, and daily activities.
Vertigo usually happens because of problems in the inner ear, which controls our sense of balance. Sometimes, it may also be related to the brain.
Here are the most common causes:
BPPV (Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo): Tiny crystals in the ear move into the wrong place, causing short but strong spinning sensations.
Ménière’s Disease: Extra fluid in the inner ear causes vertigo, hearing loss, and ringing in the ears.
Ear Infections (Vestibular Neuritis or Labyrinthitis): These can cause sudden and severe vertigo with nausea.
Migraine-related Vertigo: Some people with migraines also feel vertigo, even without a headache.
Other Health Conditions: Stroke, multiple sclerosis, or rarely, a brain tumor can also cause vertigo.
If you have vertigo, you may notice:
Spinning or swaying feeling
Trouble keeping balance
Nausea or vomiting
Ringing in the ears or hearing loss
Headaches or pressure in the head
Jerky eye movements (nystagmus)
If these symptoms keep coming back or are very strong, you should see a doctor.
At Moolchand, our superb physicians carefully check each patient to find the real cause of vertigo. We use cutting-edge technology to get an accurate diagnosis:
Hearing and balance tests to check inner ear function
Video tests (VNG) to track eye movements linked to dizziness
MRI and CT scans if brain-related causes are suspected
We explain every test clearly so that you feel comfortable and informed.
The good news is that most types of vertigo can be treated. At Moolchand, treatment plans are designed to suit each patient’s needs.
Simple Head Exercises (Epley’s Maneuver): Helpful for BPPV; can give quick relief by Doctor.
Medicines: To reduce nausea, treat inner ear swelling, or control fluid buildup.
Diet and Lifestyle Changes: Lowering salt intake, reducing stress, and staying hydrated help in conditions like Ménière’s disease.
Balance Exercises (Vestibular Rehabilitation): Special exercises that improve stability and reduce dizziness.
Migraine Treatment: Medicines and lifestyle advice for those with migraine-related vertigo.
Surgery: Very rare, used only if nothing else helps.
Our doctors always focus on safe, effective, and honest treatments. With our value of integrity, we never suggest unnecessary tests or procedures.
Get up slowly from bed or while standing.
Avoid sudden head movements.
Sleep with your head raised slightly.
Drink enough water every day.
Manage stress with yoga, meditation, or relaxation techniques.
Follow your doctor’s advice on exercises.
These small steps can reduce vertigo episodes and improve daily life.
At Moolchand, we combine medical excellence with patient comfort. Here’s why patients trust us:
Our expert neurologists and ENT specialists have years of experience in treating vertigo and balance problems.
From advanced balance testing to high-quality imaging, we use the latest tools to find the cause quickly and correctly.
We understand vertigo can be scary. Our doctors, nurses, and therapists always listen patiently and support you through treatment.
We believe in doing what is right for patients. That means clear advice, no unnecessary procedures, and full honesty in treatment.
We provide world-class care without making it unaffordable. At Moolchand, patients get the best value for money.
Many patients who once struggled with severe vertigo now lead active, happy lives thanks to our team. Whether it was a simple head exercise or a complete treatment plan, our approach of expert care with compassion has changed lives.
One patient recently shared: “I used to feel like I was falling even while sitting at my desk. At Moolchand, the doctors quickly found the cause and treated it. Today, I feel confident and can work again without fear.”
Stories like these inspire us to continue delivering care with excellence.
Vertigo can make life difficult, but it is treatable. With the right care, you can get back to your normal life. At Moolchand Hospital, we promise to guide you every step of the way—with superb physicians, cutting-edge technology, compassionate care, integrity, and affordable prices.
If you or your loved one is struggling with vertigo, don’t wait. Book a consultation at Moolchand and take the first step toward steady health and peace of mind.