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Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo (BPPV) is one of the most common causes of vertigo and dizziness. It causes a sudden spinning sensation, especially while turning in bed, bending down, looking upward, or changing head positions.
At Shabdha Speech & Hearing Clinic, we provide advanced BPPV treatment in Bangalore with comprehensive vestibular assessment and personalized rehabilitation programs designed to reduce dizziness, improve balance, and restore confidence in daily activities.
Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo (BPPV) is a vestibular disorder caused by displaced calcium crystals inside the inner ear. These crystals disturb the normal balance signals sent to the brain, resulting in dizziness and spinning sensations.
Although BPPV is not life-threatening, untreated vertigo can affect daily functioning, mobility, and overall quality of life.
People with BPPV may experience:
Symptoms may last for a few seconds to minutes and often recur without proper treatment.
BPPV can occur due to several reasons, including:
In some cases, the exact cause may remain unknown.
You should consult a vertigo specialist if you experience:
Early diagnosis and treatment help prevent complications and improve recovery outcomes.
At Shabdha Speech & Hearing Clinic, detailed vestibular evaluation helps identify the exact cause of vertigo and balance disorders.
A detailed assessment of symptoms, medical history, dizziness triggers, and balance concerns helps identify the underlying vestibular condition.
Specific positional maneuvers are performed to detect displaced inner ear crystals causing BPPV.
This non-invasive diagnostic test evaluates involuntary eye movements to assess vestibular and balance system function.
The vHIT assesses vestibulo-ocular reflexes and evaluates the functioning of the inner ear balance canals.
Posturography is a non-invasive, objective diagnostic method used to evaluate balance control and postural stability. It helps identify sensory and vestibular balance deficits and assists in planning customized rehabilitation programs.
Craniocorpography (CCG) is a rapid and objective test used to evaluate balance, vestibulospinal reflexes, and posture using motion tracking technology. It helps differentiate central and peripheral vestibular disorders.
Treatment for BPPV focuses on repositioning displaced crystals and restoring normal balance function.
Modern balance assessment systems help identify the exact cause of dizziness and vertigo.
Our specialists provide evidence-based vestibular rehabilitation and personalized balance care.
Every patient receives an individualized treatment approach based on their symptoms and vestibular assessment results.
Most BPPV cases can be effectively managed without surgery or long-term medications.
We focus on long-term balance improvement and prevention of recurring vertigo episodes.
Early diagnosis and treatment can help:
Most patients experience gradual improvement with consistent therapy and follow-up.
If you experience dizziness or spinning sensations while changing head positions, you may have BPPV. Proper vestibular assessment is required for confirmation.
Yes, most BPPV cases respond very well to repositioning maneuvers and vestibular rehabilitation therapy.
Many patients experience improvement within a few sessions, depending on the severity of symptoms.
Recurrence can occur in some patients, but rehabilitation exercises and follow-up care help reduce recurrence.
Anyone experiencing recurrent dizziness, imbalance, spinning sensation, or motion-triggered vertigo should consult a vestibular specialist.
Persistent dizziness and balance issues should not be ignored. Early diagnosis and proper vestibular rehabilitation can significantly improve recovery and quality of life.
Consult the specialists at Shabdha Speech & Hearing Clinic for advanced BPPV treatment in Bangalore and personalized balance care.
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