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Vertigo- Bhrama 
By 
Dr Jayagovinda Ukkinadka
Introduction 
• Bhrama or Vertigo is a common condition seen in 
general population. 
• Very common in elderly 
• Major cause of fall in elderly in above 60 age 
group. 
• Vertigo indicates a disease of ear- labrynth or of 
Brain- Cerebellum, or Vertibro Basillar artery 
insuffeciency. 
• Vertigo can also be due to postural hypotension.
Vertigo in Ayurveda 
• Explained under the heading Bhrama. 
• But positional and non positional pattern is 
not explained. 
• Relation ship of Bhrama with ear pathology 
was not known to our ancients. 
• But treatment for bhrama on the basis of 
doshik involvement is explained in our texts 
which holds good even in todays practice for 
vertigo induced due to different causes.
Vertigo in Ayurveda 
• Rajoguna when joins with vitiated Pitta and 
Vata results in Bhrama roga. 
• No much elaboration is seen. 
• Here Labrynth fluid, various infectious causes 
represent Pitta and Cerebellum, VBI cause 
represents Vata. Rajo guna one of the feature 
is moving here and there, where most of 
vertigo is due to non homogenous distribution 
of debris in Labrynth, which is also influenced 
by external movement. AVARANA is the 
another pathophysiology to be considered.
Need of specific therapy 
• In current medical practice none of the system 
claims better treatment for vertigo induced 
due to any cause. Present treatment in 
modern medicine is symptomatic in most of 
the conditions. 
• Knowing the different causes of vertigo we 
can develop specific treatment for vertigo of 
different origin or vertigo produced due to 
different NIDANA.
It is also said that
Means
Relationship between Doshas and 
ROGA - Susrutha 
• Susrutha while discussing about the relationship 
between Doshas and Disease clearly says that 
there is no intimate relation or bond between 
dosha and diseases, if it is the case all living 
creatures would be a NITYAROGI. 
• He further says that many believe that Tridoshas 
are the root cause for the disease but it is not 
true, but a disease can not happen without the 
involvement of dosha is the correct statement.
How doshas and Diseases are related? 
• In the sky(dosha) one can see lightening(disease) 
etc, if any one says that because of sky there is a 
lightening, the statement is wrong but the truth is 
sky is must for lightening to occur, but it happens 
because of specific cause or NIMITTA. Hence for 
all the disease Nimitta or NIDANA is the 
important factor, but can understand the process 
through different symptoms having specific 
dosha, adhistana, sthananthara, nature of 
damage considering the Hetu. Hence though we 
don’t have much elaboration we can plan the 
treatment to different BHRAMA having different 
etiology and pathophysiology.
It is also said that
Treating diseases with no name 
• Susrutha in another context though says that 
dosha is a factor to understand the disease, 
Nimitta is important, while explaining the 
treatment of unexplained diseases mentions 
of only dosha and symptom, but Vagbhata 
corrects his version including the all factors of 
etiology, pathophysiology as the consideration 
for planning the treatment.
Hence the advantage is 
• Now a days we know the pathophysiology of 
many diseases causing Bhrama, i.e VIKARA 
Prkarithi and Ashraya sthana and also we 
know the etiology of many diseases causing 
Bhrama. Eg- Vertigo induced by chronic otitis 
media, over accumulation of endolymph in 
cochlear duct, Ear wax accumulation etc with 
the etiology.
TWO FORMS OF VERTIGO 
• Peripheral – Pathology will be in middle, inner 
ear or labrynth 
• Central – pathology will be cerebellum, brain 
stem or 8th cranial nerve. 
• VBI where symptoms of both peripheral and 
central vertigo is seen, because all are 
supplied by vertebro basilar artery.
IDENTIFYING THE CENTRAL VERTIGO 
• Gradual onset 
• Less intense 
• Associated other neurological signs- may be cerebro 
vascular accident, motor ataxia of hand, leg or gait 
ataxia, imbalance on walking, occipital headache, 
speech difficulty may co exist. 
• Nystamus when iduced* usually starts suddenly and 
is vertical and by gazing at one point usually 
precipitated. 
• Pattern of nystagmus changes by changing gazing 
pattern-vertical nystagmus to rotatory and horizontal 
and sometimes zigzag. 
* Nystagmus is induced by Dix-Hallpike maneuver
IDENTIFYING THE PERIPHERAL VERTIGO 
• Presence of nausea and vomiting 
• Abrupt onset 
• Nystagmus when induced* will be usually 
horizontal or rotatory, sometimes absent, when 
done on the affected side-straight, left or right. 
• Nystagmus usually starts after few seconds 
when induced and lasts for less than one 
minute. 
• Pattern of nystagmus does not change by 
changing the direction of gaze. 
• Absence of neurological signs like imbalance, 
absent motor ataxia of limbs and hands, 
absence of gait ataxia etc.
Dix-Hallpik 
maneuver
DIFFERENT CAUSES FOR VERTIGO IN 
PERCENTAGE. 
• Idiopathic pathology (including BPPV) - 39% 
• Trauma - 21% 
• Ear diseases - 29% (Otitis media - 9% , Vestibular 
neuritis - 7%, Ménière disease - 7%, Otosclerosis - 
4%, Sudden sensorineural hearing loss - 2%) 
• CNS disease - 11% 
• Vertebral basilar insufficiency - 9% 
• Acoustic neuroma - 2% 
• Cervical vertigo - 2% 
• Other than these, ingestion of toxic substances, 
drugs like alcohol intake, insomnia also induces 
vertigo.
BENIGN POSITIONAL PARAXISMAL 
VERTIGO 
• Exact cause is not known, but non homogenous 
distribution of debris in fluid in inner ear which 
maintains body balance is the cause for giddiness, 
but exactly which causes this condition is not well 
understood. 
• Main clinical features are- 
• Positional vertigo-always induced by change in 
position 
• Lasts only for 10-20 seconds. But may start 
abruptly and frequently 
• Usually seen in elders
MÉNIÈRE DISEASE 
• No single entity is known to be responsible for 
Ménière's disease. It is currently thought to be due to 
overaccumulation of endolymph in the cochlear duct. 
Ménière's disease is defined as 
• recurrent, spontaneous episodic vertigo - Acute attacks 
may be accompanied with sudden falls without loss of 
consciousness. These are termed as drop attacks 
• hearing loss; 
• aural fullness; 
• tinnitus. 
Either tinnitus or aural fullness (or both) must be present 
on the affected side to make the diagnosis.
How we treat Bhrama in UA 
• BPPV 
• Gasinil of Ukkinadkas Ayurveda 25ml twice daily 
• T. Kamadudha Ras for symptomatic improvement 1 
tablet TID or BID 
• T. Lashunadi Vati 1 tablet twice daily 
• Gandhaka rasayana 1 tablet three times daily(must in 
case of otitis media, otomycosis and labrynthitis) 
• Otoclean ear drop a product of Ukkinadkas Ayurveda 
with very good action in otomycosis, hardened ear 
wax, and in BPPV, but contraindicated in otitis media. 
• Course: from 1.5 to 3 months. 
• We also advise specific neck exercises - Epley 
maneuver.
Epley 
maneuver
MÉNIÈRE DISEASE 
• Varunadi Gana kwatha and Nimbamrithadi 
kwatha with concentration of 25g kwatha 
churna per day gives tremendous result. 
• T Chandraprabha Vati 250mg tablet three times 
daily 
• T Kaishora Guggulu 1g tablet three times daily 
• T Gandhaka Rasayana250mg, 1 tablet three 
times daily. 
• otoclean ear drop 2 drops twice daily.
OTITIS MEDIA 
• 1. Varunadi gana kwatha -25g per day. 
• 2. Gandhaka rasayana tablet- 1 tid 
• 3. Kaishora guggulu 1 tid 
• 4. Naradiya laxmi vilasa ras 40mg tid 
• 5. sprinkle 1-2 pinch of Tankana bhasma to ear 
or use antibiotics if necessary to control otitis 
media. 
• If Allergic rhinitis is the cause for this condition, 
then treat both condition to avoid recurrence.
OTOMYCOSIS 
• 1. Varunadi gana kwatha 25 g per day 
• 2. Gandhaka rasayana 1 tid 
• 3. Naradiya laxmi vilasa ras 40mg tid 
• 4. oto clean ear drop 2 drops twice daily 
• It is very important to ask the patient to plug 
the ear with cotton, soaked and squeezed in 
castor oil before taking head bath for next 3 
to 6 months to avoid water entry to ear. This 
should be followed in otitis media also.
Vertebro Basilar artery insufficiency 
• Saraswatharista 25 ml bid 
• Cholestonorm capsule 1 tid (a special product from 
Sahasraksha vaidya shala used as blood thinning agent. 
This can not be used along with Aspirin, if used induces 
gastric bleeding or haematuria. We are using this capsule 
in ischemic strokes in our hospital since more than 6 
years, we don’t use any of the modern blood thinning 
agents since last 6 years. We have done clinical research in 
clinic level (bleeding time, clotting time and prothrombine 
time) with satisfactory findings. We have replaced 
clopidogrel and aspirin in hundreds of patients with 
ischemic stroke, and in patients with mitral regurgitation 
with positive result) 
• …Contd
• T. Hemoclean (a product of SVS, Ukkinadka, used in 
atherosclerosis and any fibrosis condition as 
supportive remedy to rebuild the tissues, the main 
ingredient is Patola, Ashwatha, Karanja, Putikaranja, 
Nimba etc.)(can also be used in piles, atopic eczema 
and urticaria) 
• Arjunarista 15 ml bid to improve blood circulation by 
enhancing the pumping ability of heart. It is always 
advisable to use Arjunarista in any ischemic condition 
to get fast result. We have observed such result in 
many cases. 
• This should be continued for very long time. 
Cholestonorm is for life time in this case. 
• Ask the patient to quit smoking, alcohol, excess intake 
of red or white meat to avoid progression of 
pathology.
• CNS causes like cerebellar lesions, cerebellar 
ischemic strokes(postero inferior cerebellar 
artery ischemia), mid brain ischemia. 
• Here the condition should be treated as if we 
treat ischemic stroke.
Conclusion 
• Bhrama or vertigo is a very common condition 
among the elderly people. Considering the 
treatment options in Ayurveda, we can 
improve the treatment technique still better. 
• In our experience we have successfully treated 
hundreds of vertigo including BPPV, Menier’s 
disease etc, where many of them came after 
failure with modern medicine.
… Conclusion 
• Even in case of vertigo due to chronic otitis 
media where the common triggering cause is 
allergic rhinitis, we have better treatment 
option in comparison with the modern 
medicine. 
• In case of central vertigo we have to consider 
Avarana, Srothorodha, sthana, Nidana etc 
while planning the treatment.
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Vertigo

  • 1. Vertigo- Bhrama By Dr Jayagovinda Ukkinadka
  • 2. Introduction • Bhrama or Vertigo is a common condition seen in general population. • Very common in elderly • Major cause of fall in elderly in above 60 age group. • Vertigo indicates a disease of ear- labrynth or of Brain- Cerebellum, or Vertibro Basillar artery insuffeciency. • Vertigo can also be due to postural hypotension.
  • 3. Vertigo in Ayurveda • Explained under the heading Bhrama. • But positional and non positional pattern is not explained. • Relation ship of Bhrama with ear pathology was not known to our ancients. • But treatment for bhrama on the basis of doshik involvement is explained in our texts which holds good even in todays practice for vertigo induced due to different causes.
  • 4. Vertigo in Ayurveda • Rajoguna when joins with vitiated Pitta and Vata results in Bhrama roga. • No much elaboration is seen. • Here Labrynth fluid, various infectious causes represent Pitta and Cerebellum, VBI cause represents Vata. Rajo guna one of the feature is moving here and there, where most of vertigo is due to non homogenous distribution of debris in Labrynth, which is also influenced by external movement. AVARANA is the another pathophysiology to be considered.
  • 5. Need of specific therapy • In current medical practice none of the system claims better treatment for vertigo induced due to any cause. Present treatment in modern medicine is symptomatic in most of the conditions. • Knowing the different causes of vertigo we can develop specific treatment for vertigo of different origin or vertigo produced due to different NIDANA.
  • 6. It is also said that
  • 8. Relationship between Doshas and ROGA - Susrutha • Susrutha while discussing about the relationship between Doshas and Disease clearly says that there is no intimate relation or bond between dosha and diseases, if it is the case all living creatures would be a NITYAROGI. • He further says that many believe that Tridoshas are the root cause for the disease but it is not true, but a disease can not happen without the involvement of dosha is the correct statement.
  • 9. How doshas and Diseases are related? • In the sky(dosha) one can see lightening(disease) etc, if any one says that because of sky there is a lightening, the statement is wrong but the truth is sky is must for lightening to occur, but it happens because of specific cause or NIMITTA. Hence for all the disease Nimitta or NIDANA is the important factor, but can understand the process through different symptoms having specific dosha, adhistana, sthananthara, nature of damage considering the Hetu. Hence though we don’t have much elaboration we can plan the treatment to different BHRAMA having different etiology and pathophysiology.
  • 10. It is also said that
  • 11. Treating diseases with no name • Susrutha in another context though says that dosha is a factor to understand the disease, Nimitta is important, while explaining the treatment of unexplained diseases mentions of only dosha and symptom, but Vagbhata corrects his version including the all factors of etiology, pathophysiology as the consideration for planning the treatment.
  • 12. Hence the advantage is • Now a days we know the pathophysiology of many diseases causing Bhrama, i.e VIKARA Prkarithi and Ashraya sthana and also we know the etiology of many diseases causing Bhrama. Eg- Vertigo induced by chronic otitis media, over accumulation of endolymph in cochlear duct, Ear wax accumulation etc with the etiology.
  • 13. TWO FORMS OF VERTIGO • Peripheral – Pathology will be in middle, inner ear or labrynth • Central – pathology will be cerebellum, brain stem or 8th cranial nerve. • VBI where symptoms of both peripheral and central vertigo is seen, because all are supplied by vertebro basilar artery.
  • 14. IDENTIFYING THE CENTRAL VERTIGO • Gradual onset • Less intense • Associated other neurological signs- may be cerebro vascular accident, motor ataxia of hand, leg or gait ataxia, imbalance on walking, occipital headache, speech difficulty may co exist. • Nystamus when iduced* usually starts suddenly and is vertical and by gazing at one point usually precipitated. • Pattern of nystagmus changes by changing gazing pattern-vertical nystagmus to rotatory and horizontal and sometimes zigzag. * Nystagmus is induced by Dix-Hallpike maneuver
  • 15. IDENTIFYING THE PERIPHERAL VERTIGO • Presence of nausea and vomiting • Abrupt onset • Nystagmus when induced* will be usually horizontal or rotatory, sometimes absent, when done on the affected side-straight, left or right. • Nystagmus usually starts after few seconds when induced and lasts for less than one minute. • Pattern of nystagmus does not change by changing the direction of gaze. • Absence of neurological signs like imbalance, absent motor ataxia of limbs and hands, absence of gait ataxia etc.
  • 17. DIFFERENT CAUSES FOR VERTIGO IN PERCENTAGE. • Idiopathic pathology (including BPPV) - 39% • Trauma - 21% • Ear diseases - 29% (Otitis media - 9% , Vestibular neuritis - 7%, Ménière disease - 7%, Otosclerosis - 4%, Sudden sensorineural hearing loss - 2%) • CNS disease - 11% • Vertebral basilar insufficiency - 9% • Acoustic neuroma - 2% • Cervical vertigo - 2% • Other than these, ingestion of toxic substances, drugs like alcohol intake, insomnia also induces vertigo.
  • 18. BENIGN POSITIONAL PARAXISMAL VERTIGO • Exact cause is not known, but non homogenous distribution of debris in fluid in inner ear which maintains body balance is the cause for giddiness, but exactly which causes this condition is not well understood. • Main clinical features are- • Positional vertigo-always induced by change in position • Lasts only for 10-20 seconds. But may start abruptly and frequently • Usually seen in elders
  • 19. MÉNIÈRE DISEASE • No single entity is known to be responsible for Ménière's disease. It is currently thought to be due to overaccumulation of endolymph in the cochlear duct. Ménière's disease is defined as • recurrent, spontaneous episodic vertigo - Acute attacks may be accompanied with sudden falls without loss of consciousness. These are termed as drop attacks • hearing loss; • aural fullness; • tinnitus. Either tinnitus or aural fullness (or both) must be present on the affected side to make the diagnosis.
  • 20. How we treat Bhrama in UA • BPPV • Gasinil of Ukkinadkas Ayurveda 25ml twice daily • T. Kamadudha Ras for symptomatic improvement 1 tablet TID or BID • T. Lashunadi Vati 1 tablet twice daily • Gandhaka rasayana 1 tablet three times daily(must in case of otitis media, otomycosis and labrynthitis) • Otoclean ear drop a product of Ukkinadkas Ayurveda with very good action in otomycosis, hardened ear wax, and in BPPV, but contraindicated in otitis media. • Course: from 1.5 to 3 months. • We also advise specific neck exercises - Epley maneuver.
  • 22. MÉNIÈRE DISEASE • Varunadi Gana kwatha and Nimbamrithadi kwatha with concentration of 25g kwatha churna per day gives tremendous result. • T Chandraprabha Vati 250mg tablet three times daily • T Kaishora Guggulu 1g tablet three times daily • T Gandhaka Rasayana250mg, 1 tablet three times daily. • otoclean ear drop 2 drops twice daily.
  • 23. OTITIS MEDIA • 1. Varunadi gana kwatha -25g per day. • 2. Gandhaka rasayana tablet- 1 tid • 3. Kaishora guggulu 1 tid • 4. Naradiya laxmi vilasa ras 40mg tid • 5. sprinkle 1-2 pinch of Tankana bhasma to ear or use antibiotics if necessary to control otitis media. • If Allergic rhinitis is the cause for this condition, then treat both condition to avoid recurrence.
  • 24. OTOMYCOSIS • 1. Varunadi gana kwatha 25 g per day • 2. Gandhaka rasayana 1 tid • 3. Naradiya laxmi vilasa ras 40mg tid • 4. oto clean ear drop 2 drops twice daily • It is very important to ask the patient to plug the ear with cotton, soaked and squeezed in castor oil before taking head bath for next 3 to 6 months to avoid water entry to ear. This should be followed in otitis media also.
  • 25. Vertebro Basilar artery insufficiency • Saraswatharista 25 ml bid • Cholestonorm capsule 1 tid (a special product from Sahasraksha vaidya shala used as blood thinning agent. This can not be used along with Aspirin, if used induces gastric bleeding or haematuria. We are using this capsule in ischemic strokes in our hospital since more than 6 years, we don’t use any of the modern blood thinning agents since last 6 years. We have done clinical research in clinic level (bleeding time, clotting time and prothrombine time) with satisfactory findings. We have replaced clopidogrel and aspirin in hundreds of patients with ischemic stroke, and in patients with mitral regurgitation with positive result) • …Contd
  • 26. • T. Hemoclean (a product of SVS, Ukkinadka, used in atherosclerosis and any fibrosis condition as supportive remedy to rebuild the tissues, the main ingredient is Patola, Ashwatha, Karanja, Putikaranja, Nimba etc.)(can also be used in piles, atopic eczema and urticaria) • Arjunarista 15 ml bid to improve blood circulation by enhancing the pumping ability of heart. It is always advisable to use Arjunarista in any ischemic condition to get fast result. We have observed such result in many cases. • This should be continued for very long time. Cholestonorm is for life time in this case. • Ask the patient to quit smoking, alcohol, excess intake of red or white meat to avoid progression of pathology.
  • 27. • CNS causes like cerebellar lesions, cerebellar ischemic strokes(postero inferior cerebellar artery ischemia), mid brain ischemia. • Here the condition should be treated as if we treat ischemic stroke.
  • 28. Conclusion • Bhrama or vertigo is a very common condition among the elderly people. Considering the treatment options in Ayurveda, we can improve the treatment technique still better. • In our experience we have successfully treated hundreds of vertigo including BPPV, Menier’s disease etc, where many of them came after failure with modern medicine.
  • 29. … Conclusion • Even in case of vertigo due to chronic otitis media where the common triggering cause is allergic rhinitis, we have better treatment option in comparison with the modern medicine. • In case of central vertigo we have to consider Avarana, Srothorodha, sthana, Nidana etc while planning the treatment.