About Vestibular Rehab & Vertigo Treatment at Athletlance Physiotherapy, Hyderabad
Athletlance offers highly effective Vestibular Rehabilitation in Hyderabad for patients suffering from BPPV, vertigo, and chronic dizziness. Therapists utilize the Epley and Semont maneuvers alongside gaze stabilization exercises to rapidly resolve spinning sensations and prevent falls, often providing relief within a few home visit sessions.
Athletlance Physiotherapy provides specialized Vestibular Rehab & Vertigo Treatment across Hyderabad through home visits and clinical appointments. Serving Miyapur, Beeramguda, Kondapur, Gachibowli, Hitech City, Kukatpally, Banjara Hills, Jubilee Hills, Nallagandla, Tellapur, Nizampet, Secunderabad, and surrounding areas.
Conditions treated under Vestibular Rehab & Vertigo Treatment:
- BPPV (Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo) — treated at home and in clinic by certified physiotherapists in Hyderabad.
- Labyrinthitis & Vestibular Neuritis — treated at home and in clinic by certified physiotherapists in Hyderabad.
- Balance Loss in Seniors — treated at home and in clinic by certified physiotherapists in Hyderabad.
- Post-Concussion Syndrome — treated at home and in clinic by certified physiotherapists in Hyderabad.
- Motion Sickness & Dizziness — treated at home and in clinic by certified physiotherapists in Hyderabad.
Clinical techniques and treatment methods used:
- Epley & Semont Maneuvers
- Gaze Stabilization Exercises
- Habituation Drills
- Proprioceptive Training
- Fall Prevention Protocols
Frequently Asked Questions about Vestibular Rehab & Vertigo Treatment in Hyderabad
Q: How is vertigo (BPPV) treated with physiotherapy?
A: Our certified vestibular physiotherapists perform the Dix-Hallpike diagnostic test and apply the Epley canalith repositioning maneuver, which cures over 85-90% of BPPV cases in just 1 to 2 sessions without medication.
Q: What is BPPV and can physiotherapy cure it?
A: Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo (BPPV) occurs when calcium crystals in the inner ear dislodge. The Epley maneuver — a specific head repositioning technique — resolves most BPPV cases in 1-3 sessions with a high success rate.
Q: Is it safe to drive when I have vertigo?
A: No. Active vertigo with spinning sensations makes it unsafe to drive. You should seek physiotherapy assessment and treatment before resuming driving. Most BPPV patients can return to normal activities within days of treatment.
Contact Athletlance at +91 86866 96816 or visit athletlance.com to book a Vestibular Rehab & Vertigo Treatment assessment. Same-day home visits available across Hyderabad.
