Vertigo, hearing loss in the ears, feeling full? Meniere s syndrome

The symptoms of Meniere's disease vary from person to person, but the main symptoms during the attack period are: the onset is sudden, can occur at any time, and can even occur after falling asleep. The most common symptoms are:

When the patient opens his eyes, he feels that the house or surrounding objects are rotating, and when he closes his eyes, he feels that his body is spinning, and when the vertigo is violent, the patient can suddenly fall to the ground. The symptoms are aggravated when the patient opens their eyes or turns their head during the attack, so most patients lie still with their eyes closed, and do not dare to move their head and body. Most patients present with unilateral tinnitus and deafness during the attack, and a few have bilateral tinnitus.

About 25% of patients have tinnitus and deafness before the attack, and it worsens after the attack.

The remaining 25% or so develop tinnitus or deafness only after the attack. Deafness is neurological, and tinnitus is also aggravated when the attack is severe, and the patient is often accompanied by a series of symptoms such as not daring to open the eyes, nausea, vomiting, paleness, sweating, and even diarrhea, and most of the blood pressure is low. Some patients have headaches; The general patient is conscious.

There are two forms of intermittent transition from an ictination to an intermittent phase: one is vertigo and the accompanying symptoms suddenly disappear, and the other is a gradual change in vertigo to dizziness that gradually subsides. The intermittent periods of Meniere's disease vary from months to years, with each episode varying in severity and severity.

Hearing gradually decreases with the number of seizures, eventually leading to deafness.

Meniere's syndrome is clinically diagnosed and rarely has the following symptoms.

1. There have been at least two episodes of vertigo, each episode lasting about 20 minutes to 12 hours, and in severe cases, it is accompanied by autonomic symptoms, such as nausea and vomiting, paleness, and sweating.

2. For fluctuating hearing loss, at least there must be an objective basis for auditory mechanics examination to conform to sensorineural hearing loss.

3. Accompanied by symptoms of tinnitus or ear tightness.

If you have any concerns about this, go to the hospital for a detailed examination.

The causes of vertigo and tinnitus are as follows:

1. Vestibular peripheral diseases: inner ear diseases such as sudden deafness, patients have sudden ear tightness, tinnitus, hearing loss within 72 hours, and some patients are accompanied by vertigo. Be sure to go to the hospital urgently, through the improvement of microcirculation, hormones and nerves of drugs**, in a week to a few weeks the symptoms of tinnitus, ear stuffiness, hearing loss and vertigo will gradually improve and heal;

2. Meniere's disease: recurrent vertigo caused by hydrops in the inner ear membrane, accompanied by fluctuating hearing loss, tinnitus and ear fullness. Usually in the interval between vertigo episodes, hearing loss, tinnitus, and ear fullness will improve, but in the later stage of the disease, dizziness, dizziness, tinnitus, hearing loss, and ear fullness will occur for a long time.

Therefore, if you have symptoms of tinnitus and vertigo, you must go to the hospital as soon as possible and do it after you are clear.

On the one hand, vertigo and tinnitus are considered to be Meniere's syndrome caused by lymphatic reflux disorder in the labyrinth part of the inner ear, and on the other hand, whether it is vertigo and tinnitus caused by hyperlipidemia, and there is also a situation that is dizziness and tinnitus caused by diabetic hypoglycemia, so it is recommended to go to the hospital for laboratory examination to make a clear diagnosis, and then prescribe the right medicine.

This possibility cannot be ruled out, and it is recommended that you go to the hospital for a check-up.

This can only be known by going to the hospital for a timely examination**.

Patients with Meniere's syndrome with tinnitus and tightness should go to the hospital immediately for a check-up, and then take medication under the guidance of a doctor to control it**, and if the condition is more severe, then immediately undergo surgery**, so as to avoid the aggravation of the condition. During the **period, we should also pay attention to the relevant nursing work, improve the bad eating habits, and get out of the noisy environment, so as to promote the disease faster**.

Meniere's syndrome is an idiopathic inner ear disease, patients will have recurrent dizziness, hearing loss, tinnitus and other abnormal symptoms, and over time, they will also form other complications such as deafness, which will greatly damage the patient's hearing health. Therefore, after having Meniere's syndrome, you must go to the otolaryngology department of the hospital immediately, and after the diagnosis is confirmed by relevant examinations, you can treat the symptoms according to the actual situation**, and you should also pay attention to daily nursing work, so as to promote the condition faster**.

What to do about Meniere's syndrome vertigo, tinnitus?

1. Surgery**.

For example, when the vertigo symptoms of patients with Meniere's syndrome occur frequently and become more and more intense, and conservative ** is ineffective, it is necessary to choose surgical methods according to the patient's condition**, such as endolymphatic sac surgery, semicircular canal occlusion, etc., which can protect the patient's hearing, and then reduce tinnitus and hearing loss.

2. Physics**.

Tympanic low-pressure pulses** can also be used in Meniere's syndrome**, which can greatly improve the frequency of vertigo attacks in patients with no significant impact on hearing. The number of times a tympanic tube is performed should be based on the frequency of symptoms.

Meniere's syndrome tinnitus brings distress to patients and affects the hearing of the ear, so it is necessary to work quickly after the onset of the disease, and it can be treated according to whether the condition is general or drug, and surgical methods.

In short, patients should not be tired, but also pay attention to the environment in the living room to keep quiet, and avoid noisy and troublesome places.

Dizziness is associated with hearing loss, and the most common causes are sudden deafness and Meniere's disease. Sudden deafness is an unexplained sensory deafness, its main manifestations are hearing loss, tinnitus, dizziness and visual rotation in some patients, and it is the best to improve microcirculation, nutrition nerves, mainly to improve hormones, etc. Meniere's disease of unknown etiology is a disease of the inner ear with membranous labyrinth edema as the main pathological feature, and its main manifestation is vertigo with reverse action.

Symptoms of sudden deafness include hearing loss, tinnitus, vertigo, and other related manifestations.

1.Hearing loss.

It is characterized by sudden, unexplained hearing loss, which can drop to its lowest point within minutes or days.

2.Tinnitus. Hearing loss can be accompanied by tinnitus, which can also be the first symptom, mostly high-profile tinnitus, and may persist after positive **.

3.Vertigo. Some patients may experience rotational vertigo or dizziness before and after hearing loss, accompanied by nausea, vomiting, and cold sweats.

4.Other relevant presentations.

In addition to the above symptoms, there may also be a feeling of fullness in the ears and paresthesias around the ears. Due to hearing loss and tinnitus, some patients will experience anxiety and insomnia, which will affect their daily life.

The most common cause of dizziness and hearing loss is sudden deafness or Meniere's disease. Sudden deafness, such as acute onset can cause tinnitus, ear tightness, dizziness and other symptoms, the main symptom of which is hearing loss. However, Meniere's disease is predominantly characterized by vertigo and may be accompanied by hearing loss.

At present, drugs such as nourishing nerves, improving microcirculation, dilating blood vessels, and relieving dizziness are mainly used. Moreover, whether it is Meniere's disease or sudden deafness, it is mainly based on hearing loss, and the symptoms of vertigo can often be relieved on its own.

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Head-stunting is associated with hearing loss, most commonly due to sudden deafness and Meniere's disease. Sudden deafness is a trillion of unexplained sensorineural hearing loss, its main manifestations are hearing loss, tinnitus, some patients will be accompanied by dizziness and visual rotation, its ** to improve microcirculation, nutritional nerves, hormones, etc.

Meniere's disease is a disease of the inner ear of unknown cause, with hydrops, membranous labyrinthus as the main pathological feature, and its main manifestation is vertigo with reverse action. Episodes of vertigo are often accompanied by fluctuating hearing loss, tinnitus, and a feeling of fullness in the ears. When the vertigo is reduced, the symptoms of hearing and tinnitus are often alleviated, and its ** is mainly dehydration and symptomatic treatment.

Patients are advised to visit the otolaryngology department of a regular hospital as soon as possible to avoid delays**.

In this case, sometimes cerebral insufficiency, neurological tinnitus and other emotional conditions can be caused, which can lead to hearing loss, and it is also necessary to see if there is any abnormality in the ear, and sometimes otitis media can be caused by otolithiasis.