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At RDCC Healthcare, our VNG, VEMP & ECochG Test Centre in Vadodara provides advanced diagnostic services to assess balance, inner ear function, and hearing-related nerve pathways. Our expert team of audiologists and ENT specialists uses the latest technology to conduct these precise, non-invasive tests, helping identify the exact cause of vertigo, dizziness, imbalance, and certain hearing disorders — so treatment can be targeted rather than guesswork.

What is

VNG, VEMP & ECochG?

VNG (Videonystagmography) tracks eye movements using infrared cameras to evaluate how well the inner ear (vestibular system) and brain coordinate balance. It helps detect the exact side and cause of a balance disorder.

VEMP (Vestibular Evoked Myogenic Potential) measures muscle responses to sound stimulation, assessing the function of the saccule, utricle, and the inferior vestibular nerve — parts of the inner ear not evaluated by standard hearing or balance tests.

ECochG (Electrocochleography) measures the electrical activity generated by the inner ear and auditory nerve in response to sound, commonly used to support the diagnosis of Meniere’s disease and other cochlear conditions.

Struggling with unexplained dizziness or vertigo?

Discover advanced VNG, VEMP & ECochG testing at RDCC Healthcare and get precise answers today. Schedule your appointment now!

Types of Tests

We Offer

VNG Testing

Evaluates eye movement patterns to pinpoint whether dizziness originates from the inner ear or the central nervous system.

VEMP Testing

Assesses lower vestibular nerve and otolith organ function, often used alongside VNG for a complete balance workup.

ECochG Testing

Measures cochlear and auditory nerve electrical potentials, useful in diagnosing Meniere’s disease and unexplained hearing fluctuations.

When These

Tests Are Recommended

Vertigo & Dizziness

Sudden or recurring episodes of spinning, unsteadiness, or loss of balance.

Meniere’s Disease

Fluctuating hearing loss, tinnitus, and vertigo together often point to inner ear fluid imbalance.

Unexplained Imbalance

Difficulty walking straight, frequent falls, or a persistent feeling of being off-balance.

Post-Injury or Post-Infection Evaluation

Balance issues following a head injury, ear infection, or viral illness.

Don’t leave your balance and hearing health to guesswork

Contact us today to book your VNG, VEMP & ECochG evaluation at RDCC Healthcare, Vadodara.

Role of

These Tests in Diagnosis & Treatment

Accurate Diagnosis

Pinpoints exactly which part of the inner ear or nerve pathway is affected, avoiding unnecessary or ineffective treatment.

Guided Vertigo Rehabilitation

Results help our specialists design a targeted vestibular rehabilitation plan rather than generic exercises.

Meniere's Disease Management

Objective findings support long-term management strategies for fluctuating hearing and balance symptoms.

Ongoing Monitoring

Useful for tracking inner ear conditions over time and evaluating response to treatment.

At RDCC Healthcare, our VNG, VEMP & ECochG Test Centre in Vadodara is committed to providing accurate, comprehensive diagnostic care for individuals experiencing vertigo, imbalance, or unexplained hearing symptoms. Backed by experienced audiologists and ENT specialists, we ensure every patient receives a clear diagnosis and a treatment path built around their specific condition. Contact us today to schedule your appointment.

FAQs

Anyone experiencing recurring vertigo, dizziness, unexplained imbalance, fluctuating hearing loss, or symptoms suggestive of Meniere’s disease should consider these tests.

No. VNG, VEMP, and ECochG are non-invasive procedures. Some tests involve mild sound stimulation or skin-surface sensors, but none are painful.

Depending on which tests are performed, the full evaluation typically takes between 45 minutes to a couple of hours.

Your audiologist may advise avoiding certain medications, caffeine, or alcohol for 24–48 hours before testing. Specific instructions will be shared at the time of booking.

Our specialist team analyses the results and discusses the findings with you, along with recommended next steps or treatment options.

Contact RDCC Healthcare or call us at +91 769 855 2555 / +91 909 980 2555 to schedule your VNG, VEMP & ECochG test in Vadodara.

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