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Meniere's Disease
Hello Doctor,
I have been experiencing symptoms suggestive of Meniere’s Disease, including episodes of vertigo, occasional hearing disturbance, and earlier I had some noise sensation in the ear.
Currently, most of my reports (MRI, EEG, VNG) are normal.
I would like your guidance regarding the best course of treatment.
Kindly advise on the next steps
Thank you.
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See u need to have detail evaluation to be done for the same only vng mri and EEG is not to rule out menieres
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Go ahead for detailed evaluation othersie it will be progressive
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Don’t delay it .
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Hello , Don’t get random test done and please don’t self diagnose . You need to have proper ENT consultation and examination done
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ENT consultation
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You will have to take a consultation first before self diagnosing it as MD
A pure tone audiometry report has to be done first with proper ear examination
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Hello Sir.
Miniere's disease is a little tough to treat completely.
But there are definitely ways to control the symptoms. I understand it'd be very bothersome for you, but medical management works great for controlling the disease.
If you could tell me how frequently you get the episodes, I could guide you better.
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I would suggest you stick to one doctor, whoever you're comfortable with, for your course of treatment, because the disease course is long and repetitive. We can set an appointment (online/ in person), if that's what you'd like.
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Reduce salt intake for now. That should help a little in reducing severity and frequency of your episodes.
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Dr. Shradha Chandra
ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist
9 yrs exp
Bareilly
Get Pure tone Audiometry done to rule out it
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Dr. Divya Kasliwal
ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist
7 yrs exp
Delhi
Please elaborate your complains as to what hearing disturbance do you have? What kind of vertigo episodes do you face- frequency, duration, any aggravating/relieving factors / any other associated symptoms ? Do you also face ringing in ear?
Did you get a pure tone audiometry done ?
All these basic information is crucial before forming the diagnosis for meniers disease.
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Dr. Jaimini Thakkar
ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist
6 yrs exp
Anand
Meniere's Disease is little tough.
First get done pure tone audiometry.
Please get done physical examination for proper diagnosis and treatment.
Reduce salt intake
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