Get professional help for migraines, headaches, dizziness, and insomnia at home in Dubai.

Why Should You Choose Vesta Care for Neurological and Sleep Problems?

Help right away when you need it most

If you have a migraine or feel dizzy and can't stand up safely, you can't wait for an appointment at a clinic. Our medical team can get to any part of Dubai within 30 to 45 minutes of your call, bringing medical help right to your bedside.  Emergency rooms can be bright and loud, which can make migraine symptoms worse. Our home service, on the other hand, gives you the quiet, dark, and comfortable space you need to feel better.  No matter where you are—at a villa in Arabian Ranches, an apartment in Dubai Marina, or a hotel room in Downtown Dubai—you can always call for our medical help.

Full range of diagnostic and treatment options

We don't just relieve symptoms for a short time.  Our home visit service includes thorough exams, detailed symptom assessments, finding triggers and underlying causes, giving treatment on-site, managing prescription medications, and coming up with long-term prevention plans.  We can give people who have migraines immediate relief medications and preventative treatments.  We do balance tests and evaluations on people who feel dizzy.  We treat both the symptoms and the underlying causes of insomnia, which can be medical, psychological, or related to lifestyle.

Integrated Care Based on Your Medical History

Our services work perfectly with Dubai's NABIDH electronic medical records system, so you can easily work with your current healthcare providers.  We keep detailed records of your symptoms, treatments, and progress, so it's easy to give this information to neurologists, sleep specialists, or your regular doctor when you need to. This integrated approach makes sure that care continues and that there are no conflicts between medications or treatments.

Learning about migraines, headaches, dizziness, and insomnia

Migraines: Not Just a Bad Headache

Migraines are complicated neurological disorders that cause severe, throbbing pain that usually occurs on one side of the head but can also happen on both sides.  Migraines are different from regular headaches in that they usually go through different stages. These stages are prodrome (early warning signs like mood changes or food cravings), aura (visual disturbances like flashing lights or blind spots that affect about 25% of migraine sufferers), attack phase (the severe headache that comes with nausea, vomiting, and extreme sensitivity to light and sound), and postdrome (the "migraine hangover" that leaves patients feeling drained and confused).  A migraine attack can last anywhere from four hours to three days, during which time it is impossible to do normal things.  Hormonal changes, stress, some foods and drinks, changes in the weather, lack of sleep, bright lights, strong smells, and not drinking enough water are all common triggers.  Researchers are still trying to figure out what causes migraines, but they think they are caused by strange brain activity that affects nerve signals, chemicals, and blood vessels in the brain.

Tension Headaches and Other Types of Headaches

Tension headaches are the most common kind of headache. They cause a steady, aching pain that feels like a tight band around the head. Tension headaches usually affect both sides of the head and don't usually make you feel sick or sensitive to light. However, they can make the scalp, neck, and shoulder muscles feel sore.  Stress, bad posture, eye strain, or being tired are some of the things that can cause these headaches.  Cluster headaches are less common but very painful. They cause sharp pain around or behind one eye and are often accompanied by redness, tearing, a stuffy nose, and restlessness. They happen in groups over the course of weeks or months, then go away for a long time. Sinus headaches happen when the sinus cavities get inflamed, which causes deep, constant pain in the forehead, cheekbones, or bridge of the nose. Moving your head quickly usually makes the pain worse.

Dizziness and vertigo: What you need to know about balance disorders

Dizziness is a general term that includes a lot of different feelings, such as vertigo (the feeling that you or your surroundings are spinning), lightheadedness (the feeling of fainting or woozy), disequilibrium (the feeling of being unsteady or losing your balance), and presyncope (the feeling of almost fainting).  Vertigo is a specific type of dizziness that is often caused by problems in the inner ear. For example, benign paroxysmal positional vertigo (BPPV) happens when tiny calcium crystals in the inner ear come loose and make you feel like you're spinning when you move your head.  Vestibular neuritis is when the vestibular nerve gets inflamed, which causes sudden, severe vertigo that lasts for days.  Meniere's disease causes vertigo, hearing loss, and pressure in the ear.  Central vertigo is caused by problems with the brain, such as a stroke, multiple sclerosis, or tumors, and needs to be treated right away.  Dehydration, medication side effects, anxiety disorders, low blood pressure, anemia, and inner ear infections are some other things that can make you feel dizzy.

Insomnia: When Sleep Is Hard to Find

Insomnia is a sleep disorder that makes it hard to fall asleep, stay asleep, or get enough restorative sleep, even when you have the time.  Acute insomnia lasts for days to weeks and is usually caused by stress, travel, or illness.  Chronic insomnia happens at least three nights a week for three months or more, and it makes it hard to function during the day.  Some of the symptoms are trouble falling asleep even though you're tired, waking up a lot at night, waking up too early and not being able to go back to sleep, being tired and irritable during the day, having trouble concentrating, making more mistakes or having more accidents, always worrying about sleep, and having tension headaches.  There are many reasons for this, such as stress and anxiety, depression and other mental health problems, chronic pain, medications that make it hard to sleep, drinking too much caffeine or alcohol, irregular sleep patterns, a bad sleep environment, medical conditions like sleep apnea or restless legs syndrome, and hormonal changes.  Chronic insomnia has effects that go beyond just feeling tired. It can raise the risk of heart disease, diabetes, obesity, a weaker immune system, and mental health problems.

Complete Care at Home for Neurological Symptoms

How to Treat and Avoid Migraines

Our complete migraine care starts with figuring out what kind of migraine you have and what causes it by taking a detailed history and looking at your symptoms.  We offer immediate relief for acute migraine attacks with medications for moderate to severe migraines. For people who have chronic migraines and get them a lot, we make plans to help them avoid getting them again. These plans include daily preventive medications, advice on how to change their lifestyle, ways to find and avoid triggers, ways to deal with stress, and working with neurologists to get advanced treatments like Botox injections or CGRP inhibitors when they are needed.

Finding out if you have a headache and how to get rid of it

Our physicians do thorough exams to find out what kind of headache you have and what might be causing it. They look for red flag symptoms that could mean a serious problem, check for neck and jaw tension, check your posture and muscle tone, look at your medication use to see if you have rebound headaches problems.  Depending on the type of headache, treatment may include painkillers for sudden pain relief, muscle relaxants for tension headaches, prescription drugs for cluster headaches, antibiotics for sinus headaches, and nerve blocks for severe, long-lasting headaches. We also give advice on how to avoid getting headaches in the future by making ergonomic changes, lowering stress, sticking to a regular sleep schedule, drinking enough water, and changing your diet.

How to Deal with Dizziness and Vertigo

When dizziness or vertigo makes it hard for you to do everyday things, our physicians suggest thorough tests to figure out what type of vertigo you have. These tests include a detailed analysis of your symptoms to tell the difference between types of vertigo, a neurological exam to rule out central causes, balance testing and gait assessment, blood pressure monitoring in different positions, and checking for cardiac or metabolic causes.

Treating insomnia and getting the best sleep possible

Our method for treating insomnia takes care of both short-term and long-term sleep needs.  We start with a full sleep assessment that includes a review of medications that affect sleep, an evaluation of the sleep environment, screening for sleep disorders like sleep apnea, and an evaluation of mental health factors.  Treatment is tailored to the individual and may involve short-term sleep medications when necessary, cognitive behavioral therapy for insomnia (CBT-I) methods, education and application of sleep hygiene practices, addressing underlying conditions that contribute to insomnia, managing stress and anxiety, employing relaxation techniques and establishing a sleep routine, and referral to sleep specialists for intricate cases necessitating sleep studies.

When to Call for Immediate Medical Help

Migraine and headache symptoms that need immediate attention

Most migraines and headaches don't need to be treated right away, but some symptoms do.  If you have a sudden, severe headache that feels like a "thunderclap," a headache with a fever, a stiff neck, mental confusion, seizures, double vision, weakness, numbness, or trouble speaking, a headache after a head injury, a headache that doesn't go away with treatment, or a new headache that starts in people over 50, call us right away.  These signs could mean that you have a serious illness that needs immediate treatment.

Important Signs of Dizziness and Balance Problems

If you feel dizzy and have a bad headache, chest pain, trouble breathing, numbness or tingling in your face or limbs, double vision or vision loss, trouble speaking or slurred speech, weakness in your arms or legs, a lower level of consciousness, or a high fever, you should go to the doctor right away.  Also, if someone suddenly starts having severe, continuous vertigo, especially if they have risk factors for heart disease, they may be having a stroke and need to be checked out right away.  If you feel dizzy after hitting your head, even if it's not very bad, you should always get checked out right away.  Our home visit service gives a quick first assessment, and if we think someone has a serious condition, we can suggest to go to the hospital right away while we stabilize their condition.

When you need professional help with insomnia

It's normal to have sleepless nights from time to time, but some situations need medical help.  If you have insomnia that lasts more than three weeks despite good sleep hygiene, if your sleep problems are making it hard for you to do your job or live your life, if you're feeling sleepy during the day and it's affecting your ability to drive safely, if you have depression or anxiety symptoms along with your insomnia, if you think you might have sleep apnea (loud snoring, gasping for air, witnessed breathing pauses), or if you regularly take over-the-counter sleep aids, talk to our doctors. Chronic insomnia can be a sign of a medical or mental health problem that needs to be diagnosed and treated properly instead of just taking medication on your own.

How We Treat You and What Medical Services We Offer

Immediate relief from symptoms

When you have severe symptoms, our top priority is to get you better quickly.  For migraine attacks, We make the environment calm and quiet so you can recover, give you anti-nausea medications to keep you from throwing up, and keep an eye on how you respond to treatment, making changes as needed.  For dizziness and vertigo, we stabilize you right away, and make sure you're safe to stop you from falling.  When people come to us for help with insomnia, we help them get the sleep they need right away and start working on longer-term solutions. We never just give them sedatives without also addressing the underlying issues.

Excellent Diagnosis

Our thorough diagnostic process makes sure that we correctly identify your condition.  During each home visit, we go over the patient's full medical history, including their symptoms, triggers, past treatments, family history, and current medications.  When appropriate, we do thorough exams that include checking the cranial nerves, testing coordination and balance, checking sensory and motor function, and cognitive screening.  We check vital signs and look for signs of systemic illness. We also look at lifestyle factors like stress, sleep patterns, diet, and exercise. If necessary, we advisemore tests, such as imaging (MRI, CT scans), sleep studies, blood work, or consultations with specialists.

Managing medications and writing prescriptions

When our doctors come to your home, they can help you with all of your medication needs.  We send out electronic prescriptions for both short-term and long-term treatments. We also make sure that your medications get to you within a few hours, check all of your current medications to make sure they don't interact with each other, change the dosages based on how well the treatment works, and give you clear instructions on when to take your medications, what side effects to expect, and what to expect.  For chronic conditions that need ongoing medication, we make detailed treatment plans, set up follow-up visits to check on your progress, and keep in close contact with your regular doctors or specialists.

Planning for Long-Term Care

We don't just treat problems as they come up; we also make personalized care plans to stop them from happening again.  We find and write down your specific migraine triggers, make plans for how to deal with them quickly, talk about medication options to prevent them, and give you advice on how to change your lifestyle.  For people who get dizzy a lot, we teach vestibular exercises, suggest balance training, talk about risk factors that can be changed, and work with ENT or neurology specialists.  For people with insomnia, we use behavioral therapies, improve the sleep environment, treat any medical conditions that might be making the problem worse, and offer ongoing support through sleep improvement programs.

How Our Home Visit Service Works for These Issues

Step 1: Get in touch right away.

As soon as you start having neurological symptoms or can't sleep, help is just a phone call away.  You can reach our experienced patient relations team 24/7/365 through a number of channels. You can call our hotline at 04 247 0800 or 800 4 VESTA (available 24/7), send a WhatsApp message to +971 52 270 4729 for instant communication at any time, or email us at info@vestacare.ae for non-urgent questions and to make an appointment. 

Step 2: Quickly send out the DHA-Licensed Physician.

We send a DHA-licensed Physician with the right experience to your exact address right away, based on your symptoms and where you are.  Our doctor can get to you anywhere in Dubai in 30 to 45 minutes, whether you're at home, at work, or staying at a hotel.  The doctor comes with everything they need for a full neurological exam and the ability to write prescriptions and medical certificates. When our doctors enter your personal space, they are always professional, polite, and respectful, knowing that you are probably in a lot of pain.

Step 3: A full examination and diagnosis

Your doctor does a full evaluation, starting with a long talk about your symptoms, how they affect your life, and how they are affecting your life.  During a neurological exam, the doctor checks the patient's mental state and cognitive function, cranial nerves, motor and sensory function, coordination and balance, gait when it's safe, reflexes and muscle tone, and vital signs.  For people with migraines, we look at the type of headache, any other symptoms, and any possible triggers. When someone complains of dizziness, we can suggest few tests, like Dix-Hallpike maneuver for BPPV, checking their vital signs while standing up, and checking their balance.  We look at sleep patterns, the place you sleep, and things that affect the quality of your sleep when you have insomnia. This thorough examination enables precise diagnosis and suitable treatment selection.

Step 4: A treatment and care plan that is right for you

After your doctor makes a diagnosis, they will start treatment right away that is specific to your condition.  This includes giving medications to quickly relieve symptoms, doing therapeutic maneuvers for positional vertigo, suggesting comfort measures and changes to the environment, writing prescriptions for ongoing treatment, making personalized management plans, teaching you about your condition and how to take care of yourself, and scheduling follow-up visits or referrals to specialists as needed.  We can give you sick leave certificates under our DHA license if you need to miss work or school.

Step 5: Ongoing Support and Follow-Up

Our care goes far beyond the first visit. We also make follow-up phone calls to check on your recovery and treatment response, coordinate medication refills and changes, set up more home visits for chronic condition management, help you see specialists when you need more advanced care, and make sure you can always reach our medical team with questions or concerns. We set up long-term management relationships with people who have chronic migraines, constant dizziness, or severe insomnia. We see you regularly to make sure your treatment is as effective as possible and to avoid complications.

Coverage in All Parts of Dubai

Vesta Care's specialists cover all of Dubai and respond in the same quick 30 to 45 minutes, so you never have to deal with symptoms while traveling long distances to get medical help.  We cover all of Dubai, including Downtown Dubai, Business Bay, DIFC, the Dubai Mall district, and the whole Sheikh Zayed Road corridor.  We serve beach and coastal communities, such as all of Jumeirah (Jumeirah 1, 2, and 3), Umm Suqeim neighborhoods, Palm Jumeirah, Bluewaters Island, La Mer, and JBR.

Dubai Marina, Jumeirah Beach Residence, the whole Marina Walk, and nearby developments are all part of the full coverage of marina areas.  Our services are available to families in Arabian Ranches, Dubai Hills Estate, The Springs, The Meadows, Emirates Hills, Jumeirah Golf Estates, Jumeirah Village Circle, Jumeirah Village Triangle, and other similar residential areas.  We work in Jebel Ali, Dubai Investment Park, Dubai South, Al Quoz, and all of the main business districts.  We cover all of the classic Dubai neighborhoods, like Deira, Bur Dubai, Karama, Al Nahda, Al Barsha, and the areas around them.

Our discreet, professional care is available to hotel guests all over Dubai. We often help international visitors who are having trouble sleeping because of jet lag, migraines from traveling, or sudden dizziness.  Our staff treats you with the same care and attention as residents, whether you're staying in a luxury hotel in Downtown Dubai, a business hotel in DIFC, or a beachfront hotel in JBR.  Vesta Care is always ready to help with neurological symptoms in Dubai, no matter where they happen.