Vertigo Manoeuvres
Vertigo Manoeuvres are specialized physical repositioning techniques performed by an ENT specialist to treat Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo (BPPV). These non-invasive procedures are highly effective in relieving vertigo symptoms quickly and safely.
Most patients experience significant relief after just one or two sessions of repositioning manoeuvres.
What are Vertigo Manoeuvres?
Vertigo manoeuvres involve a series of guided head and body movements designed to reposition displaced calcium crystals (otoliths) in the inner ear back to their correct location. The most commonly used manoeuvres include the Epley manoeuvre, Semont manoeuvre, and Brandt-Daroff exercises.
Types of Manoeuvres
- Epley Manoeuvre – most effective for posterior canal BPPV
- Semont Manoeuvre – alternative for posterior canal BPPV
- Barbecue Roll (Lempert) – for horizontal canal BPPV
- Brandt-Daroff Exercises – home-based vestibular exercises
- Gufoni Manoeuvre – for lateral canal BPPV
Conditions Treated
- Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo (BPPV)
- Posterior canal canalolithiasis
- Horizontal canal BPPV
- Cupulolithiasis
Benefits
- Non-invasive and drug-free treatment
- High success rate (over 90% for BPPV)
- Immediate relief in most cases
- Quick procedure – usually completed in one visit
- No side effects
Why Choose Us?
- Specialist trained in vestibular rehabilitation
- Accurate diagnosis before treatment
- Personalized manoeuvre selection
- Home exercise guidance for long-term relief
Book Your Consultation
If you are suffering from sudden spinning sensations triggered by head movements, our ENT specialist can perform the appropriate vertigo manoeuvre to provide fast and lasting relief.