• VEMP testing is commonly used in conjunction with VNG testing in the evaluation
  of conditions such as vestibular neuritis inflammation of the vestibular nerve and
  Meniere’s disease fluid abnormality of the ear, despite the fact that it is not the sole
  diagnostic tool for most conditions involving dizziness, vertigo, and balance
  disorders.
• Patients with vestibular migraines exhibit an absence of or a reduction in VEMP
  amplitude in one or both ears, prompting more research into the association between
  VEMPs.
• This type of testing has also been utilized for the early diagnosis of demyelinating
  illnesses, such as multiple sclerosis, leading to treatments intended to prevent the
  rapid deterioration and onset of impairments.
  ● VEMP testing can also aid in the diagnosis of superior semicircular canal dehiscence
  (SSCD), which is caused by the escape of pressure and/or fluid from the structures of
  the inner ear. It is another disorder that creates vestibular dysfunction symptoms as
  well as concerns with eye-focus, hearing loss, and sound sensitivity.

Our audiologist will do VEMP testing to assess whether the saccule and vestibular nerve are
intact and working properly. In reaction to head movements, the saccule and inferior
vestibular nerves deliver signals to the eye muscles when they are working optimally.
As part of our dedication to providing the greatest level of hearing care to our patients,
Communikare Hearing Aid utilises cutting-edge technology to deliver the most precise
diagnosis of hearing and balance disorders.
The enhanced clarity afforded by VEMP testing improves our capacity to provide
individualized care that is tailored to your specific needs.