Meniere's Disease Treatment Reviews and Sharing Habits for Prevention

I've experienced treatment for Meniere's disease and am currently managing it. Because it's difficult to find a specific cause for Meniere's disease, I'm trying to manage it as best I can on a daily basis. Sharing my experience with Meniere's treatment, I hope it will be helpful to those struggling with similar issues.

One day, I suddenly developed dizziness and a sensation of fullness in my left ear. I also experienced a feeling of fullness in my ear, and tinnitus persisted. This was my first time experiencing these symptoms, so I visited an ENT clinic for Meniere's disease treatment. I underwent various hearing tests, had my inner ear pressure measured, and waited for the results. Fortunately, the results were normal. They said that when symptoms first appear, they may not show up well in basic tests. In more severe cases, they might even get a brain MRI. Since this was my first time, I was very scared. Fortunately, since it was the early stages of Meniere's disease treatment, the doctor prescribed medication and told me to take it for a few days. The dizziness went away after a few days, but the tinnitus persisted. Some people tell me not to worry about it, but you can't ignore it unless you've experienced it. I couldn't ignore it. They said no specific cause could be found, so I tried my best to stay healthy and avoid external stimuli to avoid stress. They said that diet is important for the treatment and prevention of Meniere's disease, so I'm trying to maintain a healthy diet.

1. Avoid foods that contain a lot of salt and sugar.

- High-salt, high-sugar diets should be avoided as they cause changes in the pressure of the inner ear lymph, which can worsen symptoms.

2. Divide food and water into small portions and consume them frequently (news)

3. Create a balanced diet with carbohydrates and fats.

4. Avoid caffeine (coffee, chocolate)

As it is difficult to identify the cause, consistent management is equally important for the treatment of Meniere's disease.

Let's work together to develop healthy eating habits to treat Meniere's disease.