Tilt Table (Manual)

Description

Healthcare practitioners employ a tilt table test, sometimes called a passive head-up tilt test or head-upright tilt test, to determine the reason for unexplained fainting (syncope), vertigo, or tachycardia.

• Non-invasive: The test is a safe and painless procedure.
• Diagnostic tool: It helps healthcare professionals pinpoint the underlying cause of your fainting or dizziness, allowing for targeted treatment.
• Guides treatment: Knowing the cause of your symptoms helps determine the most appropriate treatment plan, which may involve medications, lifestyle changes, or other interventions.