Balance and Dizziness Clinic

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When balance and dizziness symptoms start affecting work, driving, sleep, or confidence, it’s understandable to want clear answers. Our Balance and Dizziness Clinic in Birmingham offers a calm, thorough assessment and evaluation, so you can understand what may be causing your symptoms and how to manage them.

How We Can Help With Balance And Dizziness

Our service is designed to assess balance problems in a straightforward, logical manner. We aim to reduce delays by combining your consultation with a diagnostic audiogram and arranging an MRI scan where appropriate.

You’ll receive advice for managing your symptoms safely, based on what we can tell from our assessment.

Who This Clinic May Be Suitable For

If you’re experiencing any of the following, our balance and dizziness clinic may be able to help:

  • Unexplained or ongoing hearing loss
  • Problems with balance and dizziness
  • Hearing changes, or tinnitus

Alternatively, you may have been referred by your GP for further investigation of hearing concerns.

Our clinics are for patients looking for a complete assessment quickly. If you’re unsure, you’re welcome to contact our team and talk through whether this is the right starting point for you.

Understanding Balance

Balance is a “multi-system” function. Your inner ears, eyes, and brain all contribute, which is why dizziness treatment starts with careful history-taking and targeted tests rather than assumptions. We’ll help you describe what you’re experiencing in a clinically useful way. For example, vertigo tends to feel like spinning, while unsteadiness may feel like swaying, lightheadedness, or being off-balance.

Common Causes Of Dizziness And Balance Disorders

In most cases, balance and dizziness are connected to the inner ear or vestibular system.

Examples of inner ear causes

  • BPPV (positional vertigo linked to displaced “crystals”)
  • Vestibular neuritis
  • Labyrinthitis
  • Ménière’s disease

However, there are times when other body systems cause a sensation of being off balance or spinning.

Some non-vestibular causes

  • Migraine-related dizziness
  • Cardiovascular factors
  • Age-related imbalance or multifactorial balance change

What Happens At Your Appointment

You’ll have time to talk through your symptoms in detail. Your consultant will listen and advise on tests to find out what is causing your symptoms, explaining what each test is looking for in plain language. 

As well as discussing your clinical history, your assessment will include an examination of the ears, nose and throat and a full hearing assessment. We may recommend an MRI scan to check for causes that are more difficult to see, such as those related to the nervous system.

Finally, we’ll talk you through some ways you might be able to manage your symptoms safely, and what a treatment plan will involve. 

Ways We May Help You Manage Symptoms

If a specific cause is identified, your personalised plan will include suitable options that match your diagnosis and preferences — and we’ll talk these through with you calmly. Depending on findings, options may include:

  • Epley manoeuvre: commonly used when BPPV is suspected or confirmed
  • Vestibular rehabilitation, or vestibular therapy: exercises to help retrain your balance responses
  • Medication: symptom relief, for example if you experience nausea or short-term vestibular suppression
  • Further investigation or referral: if your symptoms suggest a non-ear cause, you may need signposting to a different specialist pathway

Our Clinical Team

Mr Jameel Muzaffar

Otologist

Mr Jameel Muzaffar is an award-winning Otologist with over 16 years of NHS experience. He specialises in the diagnosis and treatment of complex ear, hearing and balance disorders, including tinnitus, eustachian tube dysfunction, noise-induced hearing loss and hearing implantation.

Recognised nationally for his expertise in hearing restoration and balance rehabilitation, Mr Muzaffar combines advanced medical and surgical techniques with a calm, patient-centred approach. His philosophy is simple: deliver evidence-based care with clear communication and genuine empathy, helping every patient feel informed, reassured and confident in their treatment.

Abeer Obed

Audiologist

Abeer Obed is a highly qualified and patient-focused Audiologist, having graduated with First-Class Honours from Aston University and completed her clinical training at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Birmingham. She has extensive experience across NHS and private practice, working with both adult and paediatric patients. 

Miss Obed specialises in comprehensive hearing assessments, ENT hearing tests, and tinnitus management. With a specialist interest in balance and dizziness disorders, she is dedicated to providing personalised and compassionate care. Her approach aims to significantly enhance the quality of life and promote long-term well-being for her patients. 

Pricing

Dizziness Clinic Pathway

£499

Pathway includes:
Audiogram
Consultation
Vestibular Physio

Dizziness Clinic Pathway - Platinum Package

£1399

Pathway includes:
Audiogram
Consultation
MRI Internal Auditory Meatus (IAM)
MRI Brain
Vestibular Physio

Why Choose Midland Health?

When you choose our balance and dizziness clinic, you’ll access straightforward, expert care that’s fast, transparent, and built around your needs.

  • No GP referral required
  • No waiting lists
  • Same-day / next-day appointments (where available)

Visiting Midland Health’s Balance And Dizziness Clinic in Birmingham

Your ear consultation will take place at Midland Health’s recently renovated private ear clinic Edgbaston Village. Located at the heart of Birmingham, our Balance and Dizziness Hearing Clinic is equipped with state-of-the-art diagnostic and treatment facilities.

Booking An Appointment

If you’d like to book a clinic appointment or discuss whether this pathway is right for you, contact our team. We’ll help you choose the most appropriate appointment type.

FAQ

  • Will I definitely need an MRI?

    Only if it’s appropriate based on your history, exam, and test results.

  • Can I book without a GP referral?

    Yes. You don’t need a referral to attend our clinic.

  • Can you help if I also have tinnitus or hearing loss?

    Yes. We’ll include a hearing assessment as part of the treatment plan where relevant.

  • Is this the right dizziness clinic for fainting?

    If you’re losing consciousness or collapsing, you may need an urgent or cardiac assessment to rule out more serious conditions.

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Medical note: This page provides general information and is not a substitute for urgent medical care. If you have severe symptoms, seek urgent help.

Last updated: Apr 2026