Hello I am Dr Lakshmi. Vertigo is a symptom, much like fever, and can arise from a variety of underlying causes — from inner ear issues (vestibular disorders) to neurological or even systemic conditions. Since you are young (30 years), it’s essential to do a full assessment. You mentioned consulting both ENT and neurologists with partial relief from medications. In such cases, a comprehensive neuro-vestibular evaluation is critical. This includes: Detailed history and examination. Hearing assessment. Vestibular function tests (like VNG, VHIT, or caloric test). MRI/CT scan of the brain and temporal bones.(if not already done). Blood tests to rule out metabolic or autoimmune causes. Balance and gait assessment.

You need a vestibular examination and testing. Which will include VNG/VHIT AND VEMP. This will help with identifying the cause and treatment can be given accordingly

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Please get done VNG. do vestibular rehabilitation exercise.

Hi, I am Dr. Atul Kumar Nimawat MS ENT. you’ve been experiencing vertigo for the past 3 months. Chronic vertigo can be distressing and may stem from various causes. Since you’ve already consulted multiple ENT specialists and neurologists with limited relief, it’s important to consider a comprehensive evaluation to determine the underlying issue. Common causes of persistent vertigo include: • Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo (BPPV) • Vestibular Migraine • Ménière’s Disease • Vestibular Neuritis/Labyrinthitis • Cervical Spondylosis • Central causes (neurological disorders) • Anxiety-related dizziness

Audiometry test, Vitamin level test you can take. Vestibular exercise. Bp, sugar monitoring.

Kindly explain nature of vertigo… its frequency…. Its onset ..duration I need some more details along with previous prescriptions to go through your prescribed medications Do connect !!

Physical check up is mandatory to assess the cause of vertigo.