Instrumental diagnostics
Video head impulse test, VEMP and caloric testing for precise examination of the vestibular organs.
Precise root-cause analysis
Repositioning manoeuvres
Targeted repositioning exercises can often resolve benign paroxysmal positional vertigo immediately.
Fall prevention
Balance training and advice to prevent falls in everyday life.
Stability in life
Precision
By using computer-assisted measurement techniques, we can objectively determine whether and which vestibular organ is affected. This provides certainty for further treatment.
Root-cause analysis
It is not always the ear. We look beyond the obvious and investigate whether circulatory disorders, medication or the cervical spine play a role.
Quality of life
Vertigo causes anxiety. Our goal is to restore your confidence through education, training and therapy, so that you can master your daily life without worry once again.
Frequently Asked Questions
The cause often lies in the inner ear (e.g. benign paroxysmal positional vertigo). However,
circulatory disorders, blood pressure fluctuations or cervical spine
problems can also be triggers.
Using videonystagmography (VNG), we examine the eye reflexes that are closely connected to
the vestibular organ. Positional tests and specialised
standing tests are also part of the diagnostics.
Yes. For example, benign paroxysmal positional vertigo can often be quickly resolved
through targeted repositioning manoeuvres. Other forms respond well to medication
or targeted vestibular rehabilitation exercises.
