Meniere Diseases means is a disorder of the inner most portion of the ear that cause dizziness (vertigo) in the ear hearing loss, feeling of fullness its usually affect only one ear. Attack of vertigo may come on suddenly or after a short period of it effects to hearing. Some people will a single attack but it remain long period of time. Some people Meniere Diseases have vertigo so extreme that they lose their balance and fall down.
Meniere disease can be develop at any age but it more likely happen to adult whose age is between 40 to 60 years of age.

The symptoms of Meniere Disease is

• Dizziness
• Vomiting
• Nausea
• Irregular heartbeats
• Sweating

It is difficult to predict when a vertigo attack may occur patient should have their vertigo medication handy all the times. Vertigo can interfere with driving, operating heavy machinery, swimming.

Hearing loss: Hearing loss may fluctuate especially early on in the course of diseases. Some person of long-term hearing loss.

No definite answer is available. Some research think meniere disease is the result constructions of blood vessel similar this cause headache. Other think meniere disease could be a consequence viral infection, allergies etc. The result of genetic variations that cause abnormalities in the volume or regulation.

• Early stage
• Middle Stage
• Late Stage

Early stage: sudden and unpredictable episodes of vertigo patient will experience dizziness, vomiting during the starting during this section hearing loss which returns to normal after it is over.

Middle Stage: vertigo continues but is usually less serve. Hearing loss on the other hand get worse. This period of remission can last several months.

Late Stage: Vertigo become even less frequent and in some case nerve come back balance problem continuous. Patient will feel especially unsteady when it is dark and have less visual input to help maintain balance.

Meniere diseases does not have cure yet but your doctor might recommended some of treatment below

• Medication
• Salt restriction
• Other dietary and behavioural changes
• Injection
• Pressure pulse treatment
• Surgery
• Alternative medicine