Video Nystagmography (VNG) is a test that checks your inner ear and balance system by recording eye movements.
What to Know:
1. Why It's Done:
- To diagnose balance disorders, dizziness, vertigo, or inner ear problems.
2. How It Works:
- You wear goggles with a camera that tracks your eye movements.
- Different tasks are done, such as:
- Following moving lights.
- Changing head or body positions.
3. Getting Ready:
- Avoid certain medications as instructed by your doctor.
- Don’t wear makeup around the eyes.
4. Is It Safe? Yes, it’s non-invasive. You might feel dizzy briefly during parts of the test.
5. What It Can't Do: It doesn't provide direct images of the inner ear or brain and focuses mainly on function.
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