Vertigo & Balance Testing Facilities
Advanced, computerised diagnostics under one roof — each test explained below in plain, simple language.
Finding the exact cause of your giddiness
Giddiness has many different causes, and each one needs a different treatment. These tests tell us exactly which part of the balance system is affected — and which ear — so treatment can be precise instead of guesswork. All tests are painless, and involve no injections, no cutting and no radiation.
Videonystagmography (VNG)
A camera-goggle test that records tiny eye movements to find out which part of your balance system is not working.
Read in simple words ENGElectronystagmography (ENG)
Small sticker-sensors on the skin near the eyes record eye movements to check the balance nerves.
Read in simple words SVVSubjective Visual Vertical (SVV)
A simple test where you set a line straight up-and-down — it shows whether your inner ear is misjudging "upright".
Read in simple words CaloricCaloric Test
Warm and cool air or water in the ear canal shows how strongly each balance organ reacts — and which ear is weak.
Read in simple words vHITVideo Head Impulse Test (vHIT) — ICS Impulse
A quick, laser-guided test that checks each of the six balance canals separately using small, fast head turns.
Read in simple words CCGCraniocorpography (CCG)
Your walking and standing pattern is recorded from above to show how much your body drifts or sways.
Read in simple words DVADynamic Visual Acuity (DVA)
A reading test done while the head is gently moving — it shows whether your vision stays steady when you walk.
Read in simple words AudiometryHearing Assessment (Pure Tone Audiometry & Impedance)
A soundproof-room hearing check that measures exactly how much you hear in each ear, and how the ear drum is working.
Read in simple wordsNot sure which test you need? You don’t have to decide — the doctor examines you first and then advises only the tests that are actually required.
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