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r/Menieres
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Meniere’s Disease is a disease of the inner ear. The cause is unknown, there is no known effective treatment or cure at this time. Meniere’s is characterized by four main symptoms, although those diagnosed with Atypical Menieres may not have all symptoms.

•Violent rotational vertigo affecting balance
•Tinnitus – ringing or roaring in the ears
•Aural fullness – sensation of pressure in the ear
•Fluctuating hearing loss that can become permanent
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to r/Menieres by IllDiet2960
4 months ago
Popping your ears
to r/Menieres by kato_56
5 months ago
Maybe MD?
to r/Menieres by OverallCookie9739
9 months ago
Water Pills - Your Thoughts?
to r/Menieres by Pitiful-Recipe-1819
2 months ago
New diagnosis
to r/Menieres by Buck1961hawk
7 months ago
Rhythmic tinnitus?
to r/Menieres by MidtownTO
10 months ago
When did you need a hearing aid?
to r/Menieres by Buck1961hawk
7 months ago
“Tilted” sensation: common?
to r/Menieres by Buck1961hawk
7 months ago
Barometric pressure change trigger?
to r/Menieres by HaplessOrchestra
1 year ago
Cracking/popping and low frequency loss in left ear
to r/Menieres by freekycple
5 months ago
Disability?
to r/Menieres by theoretical_chemist
1 month ago
Does this sound like Menieres?
to r/Menieres by Buck1961hawk
7 months ago
Does anyone else heat up during a bad episode?
to r/Menieres by postToastie
1 year ago
Autoimmune Mediated Meniere's
to r/Menieres by postToastie
1 year ago
What is your SP/AP Ratio?