What are the symptoms of Meniere s disease for deafness?

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Meniere's disease is typically characterized by reversive vertigo, fluctuating progressive hearing loss, tinnitus, and a feeling of fullness in the ears. The vertigo occurs when the world spins, and the person feels that the person or the objects around him are moving along a plane, and the patient gradually improves with his eyes closed and on bed rest. Onset may be accompanied by autonomic symptoms such as nausea and vomiting.

As the symptoms of the disease reverse, the duration of vertigo will prolong, and the intervals will become shorter and shorter. There will be a gradual decline in hearing during the attack, and the tinnitus can be worse, and in severe cases, it can be persistent. The main focus of this disease is to improve the symptoms, and surgery can be selected in severe cases.

Meniere's disease is a refractory ear canal disease in which the membrane is lost and water is stored, which is mainly manifested as continuous episodes of rotational vertigo, fluctuating hearing loss, ear whining, and ear swelling, and vertigo has significant episodes and intermittent periods. Most of the patients are adults, there is no significant difference in the sex of the fetus, Meniere's syndrome will cause dizziness on the top of the head, making people feel dizzy, nausea and vomiting or deafness, and other symptoms, unable to normal food, clothing, housing, transportation and work, the most important reason comes from the poor psychological state of mind, the patient will be grumpy will produce a malignant circulatory system, and finally cause the condition to continue to worsen, Meniere patients should be treated immediately, seek the doctor's advice, and maintain an optimistic attitude.

Key symptoms of <> Meniere's disease include episodic vertigo, fluctuating gradual hearing loss, and whining and its fullness in the ears. If Meniere's disease is not established, it is likely to be related to edema of the endolymphatic system, viral infection, and genetic causes. During the onset of the disease, the patient will suddenly turn and feel that he or her surroundings are turning, shaking, adjusting or floating in a certain direction and level.

In the case of vertigo attacks, autonomic nervous system symptoms such as nausea and vomiting, nausea and vomiting, paleness, sweating, and decreased blood pressure may continue. However, in the case of vertigo episodes, patients are generally not conscious, and the delay time is relatively short, which can subside in tens of minutes or hours, and it is rare to continue for more than 24 hours.

Meniere's disease is typically characterized by constant episodes of vertigo, fluctuating progressive hearing loss, and a feeling of fullness in the ears and ears. This type of vertigo occurs when the patient feels that he or she is moving along a floor plan, and that he or she can slowly get better when he closes his eyes and is on bed rest. The attack may be accompanied by autonomic nervous system symptoms such as nausea and vomiting, nausea and vomiting.

As the symptoms of the disease continue to occur, the delay time of vertigo increases, and the intervals become shorter and shorter. During the seizure, the English hearing will gradually decrease, the ear whining may be aggravated, and the severe condition may be continuous. The disease is mainly based on improving the symptoms, and surgery can be selected for severe cases.

The eyes feel dizzy, they can't see clearly, they feel like the world is spinning, they sweat badly, they feel nausea, vomiting, hearing loss, they feel swelling pain in their ears, they feel very itchy, and they have tinnitus.

There may be fullness in the ears, tinnitus may occur, hearing loss in the ears may lead to blood stasis, nausea and vomiting.

Rotational vertigo, tinnitus, fluctuating deafness, nausea and vomiting, and a feeling of fullness in the ears are all clinical manifestations of Meniere's disease.

Meniere's disease is an idiopathic inner ear disease that was first discovered and named after a French doctor in 1861, also known as Meniere's disease. The disease is mainly manifested by fluctuating hearing loss, recurrent vertigo, tinnitus, nausea, vomiting and other symptoms, and its pathological basis is membranous labyrinthine hydrops.

The clinical symptoms of the disease are mainly manifested as reversive vertigo, which is characterized by a few minutes and a few hours, and can reach 1-2 days in severe cases. Vertigo is accompanied by nausea and vomiting, and vertigo is a balance disorder that makes you afraid to open your eyes to see and rotate, and you may feel that everything around you is revolving around you, which will improve when you close your eyes. Another major symptom is hearing loss, which can range from fluctuating to persistent.

Mainly in the vertigo episode of the low-frequency hearing loss, the hearing curve is an ascending type, with the prolongation of the course of the disease and the aggravation of the disease, the high frequency will also be affected, the hearing curve is a flat type or even a descending type of hearing curve. During remission, hearing may be normal, but some may present with persistent hearing loss. Tinnitus, tinnitus is mainly high-key or low-key, and pitch-changing tinnitus, which can also be fluctuating tinnitus, and there are also persistent tinnitus.

Fluctuating tinnitus occurs during episodes of vertigo and disappears during remission, accompanied by symptoms of autonomic dysfunction such as nausea and vomiting.

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Meniere's disease is a disease of the inner ear, and the deafness caused by Meniere's disease is mostly an inner ear disease characterized by sudden membranous labyrinthine hydrops, which is a fluctuating tone neural deafness, and the ears of general patients will have tinnitus and a feeling of fullness in the ears. Patients also typically experience vertigo.

Meniere's disease is an idiopathic inner ear disease, the main pathological change of the disease is membranous labyrinth, and the clinical manifestations are reverse rotational vertigo, fluctuating hearing loss, tinnitus and ear fullness.

In the early stage, sensorineural hearing loss is mostly low-frequency (125 500 Hz) decline, which can be fluctuating, and hearing loss during the seizure period, and partial or complete recovery during the intermittent period. As the disease progresses, hearing loss can progressively worsen, with high-frequency (2 8kHz) hearing loss gradually occurring.

Meniere's disease is caused by fluid accumulation in the inner eardrum that causes recurrent dizziness, nausea, vomiting, ear congestion, and even fluctuating hearing loss. Therefore, Meniere's disease can cause recurrent deafness. Presents with severe sensorineural hearing loss.

The disease needs to be done during the onset of the disease** to relieve the flares as soon as possible. Hearing loss can recover in the early stages of the disease, and gradually it can become persistent deafness.

Meniere's disease can cause deafness.

Meniere's disease is an idiopathic inner ear disease with hydroceprathus, which is characterized by reversible rotational vertigo, fluctuating hearing loss, tinnitus, and a feeling of fullness in the ears.

Clinical symptoms: dizziness, hearing loss, tinnitus, fullness of the ears .

Prone to Crowd :

People who eat a high-salt diet, drink heavily, and work as a mental worker for a long time.

Concurrent Illness :

Deafness, vomiting.

Meniere's disease is an unknown disease of the inner ear, with fluid accumulation in the membranous labyrinth as the basic pathology, which is often unilateral at first and later affects both ears. Hearing loss occurs with seizures, and hearing is restored after the seizures occur, and the more episodes occur, the more severe the hearing loss and the lower the degree of recovery. For the first attack or the recurrence of the attack one year or several years apart, the symptomatic treatment is active, and for frequent attacks, surgery can be considered.

For those whose hearing has deteriorated and cannot be recovered, hearing aids or cochlear implants may be used.

Symptoms at the time of Meniere's attack:1Vertigo, which occurs suddenly, can last anywhere from 10 minutes to a few hours and up to 24 hours. Inability to open eyes during seizures, accompanied by nausea, cold sweats, etc.

2.Meniere's seizures are accompanied by hearing loss, and the more episodes occur, the more severe the hearing loss, and the pitch of the same sound is heard differently in both ears.

3.Tinnitus, fullness in the ears.

The factors that predispose to Meniere's seizures are: exertion, overexertion, and long-term physical load. Including mental stress and mood swings, insomnia, poor sleep quality, etc.

During a Meniere attack, it is important to take a break and relax in bed in a quiet environment.

The pain of Meniere's disease is difficult for ordinary people to accept, and there is a possibility of unsteady walking, falling, and long-term bed rest, which may affect the patient's daily life and work. Long-term seizures can lead to tinnitus and hearing loss.

It is otogenic vertigo, also known as Meniere's syndrome, which may cause vertigo, tinnitus, and generally not deafness.

In the severe stage, deafness occurs.

Hearing loss can occur in severe stages.

Meniere's disease is a disease of the inner ear that usually affects one ear in the body.

This condition can cause a feeling of pressure or pain in the ears, severe dizziness or vertigo, hearing loss, and noises that chirp or roar, a condition also known as tinnitus.

Although Meniere's disease can affect people of any age, people in their 40s and 50s are more likely to develop it.

Often this condition is considered to be a chronic disease and there is no ** way to completely ** get better, but there are many ways to alleviate this symptom and leave the patient's life without too much of an impact, I hope it will help you.

If you can't hear in your ears, you won't have a seizure, so you should think of wearing a digital hearing aid to protect your residual hearing in advance, and you can go to a hearing center to check if it can still have a hearing effect.

There is a risk that hearing will decline or even become deaf after the seventh day.

Meniere's disease by destroying the balance of the human inner ear and hearing function, so that patients have uncomfortable symptoms, although not completely, but during the attack and between attacks, patients should adhere to medication to control the symptoms, to avoid causing obvious persistent deafness, the common harm is as follows:

1. Dizziness: Vertigo caused by Meniere's disease may affect the patient's daily life, study and work, etc., and when the inner ear is damaged, it will affect the patient's balance system and cause vertigo. When vertigo is severe, patients may be unable to open their eyes, stand upright or even walk, and can only lie down to rest, and may also be accompanied by vomiting, urinary incontinence and other systemic autonomic disorder symptoms, which seriously affect their lives;

2. Deafness: Meniere's disease patients can cause hearing loss in most cases after the inner eardrum labyrinth, and patients may have symptoms such as tinnitus and ear stuffiness during the onset of the disease, and may even cause fluctuating, persistent and permanent hearing loss if it is not well controlled. If the disease is unilateral, it may cause the patient to have poor hearing in one ear and barely survive on the other.

It has a great impact on the patient's speech recognition in a noisy environment. If the disease is bilateral, it can be classified as a disabling disease.

Meniere's disease is an inner ear disease characterized by retroactive vertigo, fluctuating hearing loss, tinnitus and a feeling of fullness in the ears, which seriously affects the quality of life of patients.

Whether it is common or not. Rare. The incidence of the disease is about (75-157) per 100,000.

Multiple populations. People with allergies, people with a family history, people with immune diseases.

Disease cycle. Meniere's disease is progressive and long-lasting**.

Type of disease. Not.

Site of onset. Ear.

Clinical symptoms. Dizziness, hearing loss, tinnitus, fullness in the ears.

Complication. Deafness, falls, anxiety and depression.

Infectivity. Not.

Transmissibility. Yes, some patients have a genetic history.

Seek medical attention. Otolaryngology.

Diagnosis. Diagnosis can be confirmed by audiological examination, vestibular function test, balance function test, etc.

How can it**.

Requires medical guidance**.

Meniere's disease is deaf in nature, mostly () renting.

a.Conductive hearing loss.

b.Congenital deafness draws off slippery rents.

c.Sensorineural deafness.

d.Mixed deafness.

e.All of the above is wrong.

Correct answer: c

Meniere's disease is a disabling disease, which causes repeated episodes of vertigo, affects the quality of life of patients, causes repeated fluctuating and progressive hearing loss, leads to permanent hearing loss in patients, and even severe and extremely severe sensorineural deafness, persistent tinnitus, and causes a decrease in the quality of life of patients. So Meniere's disease may seem like a simple disease, but it causes severe recurrent vertigo, permanent hearing loss, and severe tinnitus, which affects the patient's quality of life and even disability. In addition, Meniere's disease is a physical and mental disease to a certain extent, which causes many neurological and psychiatric symptoms of patients, such as anxiety, depression, irritability, and emotional instability, which are caused by Meniere's disease, so the harm of Meniere's disease is still very large.

Meniere's disease is an inner ear disease with idiopathic hydrocepratane, which is currently unclear, and the basic pathological changes are mainly hydromebratomy.

Typical symptoms, including episodic vertigo, are often characterized by this sudden rotation; Secondly, this dynamic hearing loss is generally unilateral, and it is more severe during the attack, and it will be reduced during the intermittent period, and this is a significant fluctuating hearing loss. In addition, some patients may experience this tinnitus and a feeling of fullness in the ears.

Diagnosis is based on history, and glycerol testing is helpful.

**Mainly to regulate autonomic nerves, improve inner ear microcirculation and relieve membrane labyrinthine hydro-based drugs**. And for some patients with poor conservative results, surgery can be considered.