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An otoneurologist should be the ideal person to treat migraine-related dizziness, but I think it really depends on the practitioner and their knowledge and interest. I don't think all otoneurologists are created equal in their knowledge of and interest in vestibular migraine. Certainly the same with neuro-otologists (also spelled neurotologist). An otologist is an ear specialist generally; a neuro-otologist is a specialist in the INNER ear (including dizziness and hearing loss).
A doctor that deals *only* with the ears would be an otologist. The previous poster said Otolaryngologists, which is a doctor who deals with both the ear and throat. Most often, you'll see what's commonly referred to as an ENT (ear, nose, and throat doctor) which technically would be an otorhinolaryngologist.Oto=ear, rhino=nose, laryng=throat. If you want to get your husband's hearing tested and possibly look into hearing aids, the person you want to see is an audiologist.he previous poster said Otolaryngologists, which is a doctor who deals with both the ear and throat. Most often, you'll see what's commonly referred to as an ENT (ear, nose, and throat doctor) which technically would be an otorhinolaryngologist.