Let's learn about the prodromal symptoms of Meniere's disease and endolymphatic decompression surgery.

One day, I was suddenly diagnosed with Meniere's disease due to severe dizziness.
Sharing my experience with the treatment process of Meniere's disease.
Let's also learn about the early symptoms of Ménière's disease.

One day, while crossing a crosswalk on my way to work, I experienced extreme dizziness and was unable to cross the street.
With the help of people around me, I was able to cross the street and take a short rest, and I felt better.
I went to the ENT clinic in front of my company because I was experiencing dizziness like I have never felt before, and I wondered if it might be a warning sign of a serious illness.
After conducting a few tests, they said it wasn't benign paroxysmal positional vertigo and that it might be a temporary phenomenon caused by stress, so I just took it lightly.
Compared to the dizziness I first felt, it was milder, but the symptoms disappeared within a minute, so I didn't find it necessary to revisit the hospital and just went about my daily life.
That was the problem. Every reaction happening in the body had a reason!!
My dizziness was a precursor symptom of Meniere's disease.
Severely dizzy, feeling nauseous, so I went to a well-known ENT clinic near my house and was diagnosed with Ménière's disease!!

After diagnosis, medication treatment such as steroid injections was administered, and a lymphatic decompression surgery to lower lymphatic pressure was also discussed.
And at that time, I was able to hear from the doctor about the prodromal symptoms of Meniere's disease.
1) Sudden onset dizziness that persists for a while as a warning symptom
2) Early symptoms of nausea and the sensation of vomiting
3) Early symptoms of hearing loss
4) Pre-symptom of a ringing sensation in the ears
Looking back, there were warning signs.
The problem was that I took it lightly and overlooked it.
Maybe I just can't digest it. Maybe I'm feeling nauseous...
It seems my hearing temporarily decreased due to an ear infection;;;;;
I was so ignorant about the world. There are no reactions in the body without a reason.
Never take it lightly, and if you notice any early symptoms, be sure to get checked at the hospital.