Vertigo

Vertigo is often a symptom of a disease in the

• External ear

• Middle ear.

• Inner ear

•A 35 year old woman presented to the ENT clinic with history of head reeling sensation and nausea since 2 weeks. Each episode lasted for about 45 sec . She denied hearing loss /vomiting. There was no history of trauma /loss of consiousness. The most likely diagnosis is

• BPPV.

• Meniere's disease.

• Labyrintitis

• Vestibular neuronitis

A 64 -year- old diabetic man came to the emergency with severe vertigo.He claims it has been there for the past 2 days. He had vomiting , sound in the ear and hearing loss too. There was no history of trauma or ear discharge.The most likely diagnosis is

• BPPV.

• Meniere's disease.

• Labyrinthitis.

• Vestibular nueritis.

•A 22 year old complains of vertigo and generalised weakness since 1week.He has occational nausea and vomiting. He also gives history of viral fever 10 days back.

• BPPV.

• Meniere's disease.

• Labrinthitis.

• Vestibular neuritis.

A 35-year-old lady presented to the ORL Clinic with postural vertigo of 2 weeks duration. There is no associated hearing loss or vomiting. Which of the following would be the best treatment plan.

• Intratympanic gentamycin.

• Epley's manœuvre.

• Surgery.

• Vestibular sedatives.