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Balance Issues & Dizziness

Balance issues and dizziness are common problems that can affect daily activities and increase the risk of falls. These symptoms often originate from the inner ear but may also be linked to other medical conditions. Accurate ENT evaluation helps identify the cause and provides effective, long-term relief.

Symptoms / Indications

Balance disorders and dizziness may present with the following symptoms:

  • Feeling unsteady or off-balance
  • Light-headedness or faint sensation
  • Dizziness while standing or walking
  • Frequent falls or fear of falling
  • Nausea or vomiting
  • Blurred vision or difficulty focusing
  • Ringing in the ears or hearing changes

Causes

Balance issues and dizziness may occur due to various causes, including:

  • Inner ear disorders
  • Vestibular dysfunction
  • Benign positional vertigo (BPPV)
  • Ear infections or inflammation
  • Low blood pressure or dehydration
  • Medication side effects

Treatment / Procedure

Treatment depends on the underlying cause of balance problems. It may include medications, vestibular rehabilitation therapy, balance exercises, or specific repositioning maneuvers. Dr. Ashok Garje provides a comprehensive, personalized approach focused on restoring balance, reducing dizziness, and improving quality of life.


Benefits

  • Improved balance and stability
  • Reduction in dizziness episodes
  • Lower risk of falls and injuries
  • Accurate diagnosis of inner ear conditions
  • Improved confidence in daily activities
  • Better overall quality of life

Prevention / Post-Treatment Care

Following proper care can help manage balance issues and prevent recurrence:

  • Avoid sudden movements and quick position changes
  • Follow prescribed medications and exercises
  • Maintain hydration and a healthy diet
  • Use support while walking if needed
  • Attend follow-up appointments as advised
  • Consult an ENT specialist if symptoms persist