Ep 5. Vertigo

Royal Pains is a medical drama television series that revolves around a skilled doctor named Hank Lawson who becomes a concierge doctor to the rich and famous elite of the Hamptons. The show has received positive reviews for its excellent cast, storyline, and medical accuracy. The show's fifth season follows Hank and his team as they navigate the complex medical world of the Hamptons and deal with their personal lives.

In season 5, episode 5 titled "Vertigo", Hank and the team deal with a case of a married couple who both have been experiencing symptoms of dizziness, nausea, and vomiting. The couple is referred to Hank by Evan's newest client, a real estate mogul named Julian Lawson, who is no relation to the Hank Lawson.

After performing some tests, Hank discovers that the couple has a unique condition called Endolymphatic Hydrops, which is caused by an accumulation of fluid in the inner ear, leading to hearing loss and dizziness. The couple is then prescribed a regimen of medication and therapy to help relieve their symptoms.

Meanwhile, Evan tries to impress Julian Lawson, a potential client, by showing him some of the lavish properties in the Hamptons. However, their plans are interrupted when they stumble upon Ivy League interviewers who insist that Evan needs a college degree to work with their company.

Additionally, Divya is busy working on her first solo project, planning a bachelorette party for her friend. However, the party takes an unexpected turn when her friend's fiancé shows up with an unusual request.

As the episode progresses, Hank and the team deal with the challenges of treating the couple's condition while also balancing their personal and professional lives. The conflict between Evan and the Ivy League interviewers intensifies, and the bachelorette party throws a wrench into Divya's plans.

Overall, "Vertigo" is an exciting and engaging episode that keeps viewers on the edge of their seats. The medical cases are intriguing and thought-provoking, and the personal stories of the characters add an extra layer of depth to the show. With its excellent performances, engaging plotlines, and stunning Hamptons setting, Royal Pains continues to be one of the most popular medical dramas on television.