Vertigo & Balance Lab
Subjective visual vertical test in Whitefield
This test checks how accurately you can tell what is upright, which helps your doctor assess your sense of balance. Book a consultation at our Whitefield Vertigo and Balance Disorder Lab.
What is the subjective visual vertical test?
In the subjective visual vertical test you are asked to judge what is truly upright. How close you get tells your doctor about your sense of balance.
Your doctor or our team will explain why it is needed in your case.
In the Vertigo and Balance Disorder Lab
This test is part of our Vertigo and Balance Disorder Lab, run in partnership with Neuro Equilibrium. See the lab page for the other tests.
Before your visit
Please bring your doctor's prescription if you have one, and any earlier reports. Wear loose, comfortable clothing and avoid metal articles. One helper is welcome, especially for senior citizens and children. Preparation and fasting depend on the test, so please call us on +91 89042 61811 before you come.
Your visit, step by step
Book
Request a slot online, call us or message us on WhatsApp.
Prepare
We confirm your booking and tell you how to prepare for your test.
Visit
Come to our Whitefield centre. Our team looks after you from reception to the test.
Get your report
Your results are reviewed and your report is prepared for you.
Frequently asked questions
What does the subjective visual vertical test measure?
Do I need to prepare for the subjective visual vertical test?
How long does the subjective visual vertical test take?
Is the subjective visual vertical test done on its own?
This page is general information about the service. It is not medical advice. Your doctor will tell you which tests you need.
Ready when you are
Call us on +91 89042 61811, message us on WhatsApp, or send a request online and our team will confirm your slot.