Meniere’s disease
Meniere’s disease affects the inner ear, causing recurring episodes of vertigo and hearing changes. It commonly involves one ear and can affect daily activities.
Also known as Ménière’s disease
Overview
Meniere’s disease affects the inner ear, causing recurring episodes of vertigo and hearing changes. It commonly involves one ear and can affect daily activities.
Types
Symptoms
Episodes may include spinning dizziness, nausea, fluctuating hearing loss, tinnitus and a feeling of pressure or fullness in the ear.
Causes & risk factors
The cause is uncertain, but abnormal regulation of inner-ear fluid is thought to contribute.
Frequently asked questions
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Diagnosis
Doctors review the pattern of attacks and use hearing and balance tests. Other conditions with similar symptoms must be considered.
Treatment
Treatment aims to reduce attacks and manage hearing and balance problems. Medicines, rehabilitation and selected injections or procedures may be considered.
Prevention
Doctors & departments
Specialists and departments who diagnose and treat this condition.
Find a specialistCare at Wattanavipa
Consultations, tests and most treatments are available at Wattanavipa, with follow-up visits to adjust treatment as needed.
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