Meniere’s Disease is a disorder of the inner ear and is one of the most common causes of dizziness from the inner ear.
42.5 ( Per 100,000 Population ) [Source]
The cause is unknown but originates from excessive fluid in the inner ear.
There are a number of symptoms that affect patients with Meniere’s Disease.
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Vertigo or dizziness | Vertigo or dizziness |
| Hearing loss | Hearing loss |
| Ringing in the ear | Ringing in the ear |
| Pressure in the ears | Pressure in the ears |
Meniere’s Disease and typically be diagnosed through the elimination of other causes of the symptoms such as a tumor in the inner ear.
No diagnostic test information has been added yet.
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Treatments revolve around treating the symptoms such as medication to combat vertigo and hearing aids to deal with hearing loss.
We don't have any treatments yet.
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