Tag: Meniere’s Disease
Occupational Exposures Tied to Higher Risk for Vertigo
Risk increased with exposure to noise and vibrations
Recording of Nystagmus During Vertigo in Meniere Disease May Offer Therapeutic Aid
Direction of nystagmus during vertigo in Meniere disease mainly horizontal but can change
Triple Semicircular Canal Plugging Effective for Vertigo Control in Meniere Disease
TSCP yielded rate of hearing loss of 22 percent in Meniere disease, with no impact of disease duration or follow-up time
Performance, Optimal Combination of MRI Descriptors Explored in Meniere Disease
Zero-point endolymph and negative signal endolymph descriptor combinations classified 95.8 percent of ears
Acupuncture May Improve Meniere Disease Symptoms
Benefits include symptoms of vertigo, tinnitus, ear fullness, and hearing loss
Risk for Meniere Disease Higher in Patients With Atopic Dermatitis
Older age, female sex, and allergic comorbidities increase risk for developing Meniere disease
Most With Intractable Meniere Disease Experience Symptom Relief
Among patients wait-listed for nonablative surgery, most were free of vertigo attacks without undergoing surgery
Symptom Pattern of Meniere Disease Often Changes Over Time
While vertigo may spontaneously remit, other symptoms often persist and worsen over time, showing complex disease course
Risk for Meniere Disease Increased With Upper Respiratory Infections
Likelihood of developing MD increased 2.01-fold among those with URI within one year prior to the index date
Dietary Restriction No Aid for Treating Meniere Disease
Findings seen for restricting salt, caffeine, and alcohol intake
