Electrocochleography
EcoCHG (Electrocochleography) – For Meniere’s Disease
Electrocochleography (EcoCHG) is an advanced diagnostic test used to evaluate inner ear fluid pressure and cochlear function. This assessment is commonly performed to help diagnose Meniere’s disease and other inner ear disorders that cause dizziness, vertigo, tinnitus, and fluctuating hearing loss.
Benefits of EcoCHG Testing:
EcoCHG testing provides detailed information about inner ear function and fluid balance, enabling specialists to accurately diagnose vestibular disorders and plan effective treatment strategies.
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Early Detection of Meniere’s Disease
Helps identify abnormal inner ear pressure associated with vertigo and hearing fluctuations.
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Accurate Inner Ear Assessment
Evaluates cochlear responses to sound stimulation for precise diagnostic evaluation.
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Improved Treatment Planning
Supports clinicians in selecting appropriate medical or rehabilitative management options.
Long Term Hearing Care Support
EcoCHG plays an important role in monitoring patients with suspected or confirmed inner ear disorders. Regular evaluation helps track disease progression and ensures timely adjustments in treatment to manage symptoms effectively.
At BNG Audiology & Hearing Care Pvt. Ltd., EcoCHG testing is conducted using advanced diagnostic equipment in a safe and comfortable clinical setting. Our specialists provide accurate result interpretation and ongoing guidance to support long-term hearing and balance health.
Frequently Asked Questions
Below are some commonly asked questions regarding EcoCHG testing and inner ear disorder evaluation.
The procedure is safe and minimally invasive. Patients may feel slight discomfort but no significant pain during testing.
The test typically takes 30–45 minutes depending on the patient’s condition and evaluation requirements.
It is recommended for patients experiencing vertigo, tinnitus, or fluctuating hearing loss suspected to be related to inner ear disorders.
No special preparation is required, but patients should follow any instructions provided by the audiologist before the test.