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What should I expect after a VNG test? You may feel slightly dizzy during and immediately after the test. Usually, dizziness goes away quickly. If it lingers, you'll need someone to drive you home.
What to Expect at Your VNG Test. The test will likely cause some dizziness, though this is critical for measuring your physiological response to the symptom. This generally passes within a few minutes. It's a good idea to make arrangements for someone to drive you home in the unlikely event of prolonged dizziness.
Common after-effects of the test include: Headache, fatigue, minor earache, residual nausea and mild vertigo lasting a few hours.
Lastly, your inner ears will be stimulated with warm and cool air to measure their response. The whole test takes approximately 1 hour. There is generally little discomfort. Certain parts may make you feel dizzy, but this dizziness subsides quickly.
VNG testing should not cause pain; however, it may cause dizziness and sometimes nausea.
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VNG stands for videonystagmography, which is a series of tests that evaluate the health of your inner ear and your central motor function. VNG testing can possibly uncover the root cause of your vertigo, dizziness or balance issues, and allow your doctor or audiologist to treat it appropriately and effectively.
Is a VNG test uncomfortable? You may feel some discomfort during a VNG test, but it's usually minimal. You may feel slightly dizzy after the test, too. You may also have some discomfort from wearing the goggles for an extended period.
What do the results mean? If the results were not normal, it may mean you have a disorder of the inner ear. These include: Meniere's disease, a disorder that causes dizziness, bouts of hearing loss, and tinnitus (ringing in the ears). It usually affects only one ear.
VNG testing consists of three parts: oculomotor evaluation, positioning/positional testing, and caloric stimulation of the vestibular system. The test takes about up to 1.5 hour (120 minutes) to complete. Some dizziness is normal with VNG testing, and typically is of short duration.
VNG testing is used to determine if a vestibular (inner ear) disease may be causing dizziness, room spinning sensation or balance problem, and is one of the only tests available today that can decipher between a unilateral (one ear) and bilateral (both ears) vestibular loss.

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