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Meniere's disease is thought to be caused by abnormal fluid buildup in the inner ear, a condition called endolymphatic hydrops. The exact reason this occurs is not fully understood, but factors such as abnormal immune responses, viral infections, genetic predisposition, and circulatory problems may contribute. The excess fluid disrupts normal hearing and balance signals sent to the brain.

A typical Meniere's episode involves a sudden onset of severe rotational vertigo that can last from 20 minutes to several hours, often accompanied by a sensation of fullness or pressure in one ear, tinnitus (ringing or roaring sounds), and fluctuating hearing loss. Episodes can be debilitating and unpredictable, and some people experience nausea or vomiting during an attack.

There is currently no cure for Meniere's disease, but most cases can be well managed. Many people see a significant reduction in vertigo episodes with lifestyle changes, dietary modifications, particularly a low-sodium diet, and appropriate medications. A physician can help tailor a management plan to your specific symptoms and history.

A low-sodium diet (generally under 2,000 mg per day) is one of the most consistently recommended strategies, as it may help reduce fluid retention in the inner ear. Limiting caffeine and alcohol, staying well hydrated, managing stress, and getting adequate sleep can also help reduce the frequency of episodes. Your physician can provide personalized guidance.

Meniere's disease most commonly affects only one ear, though estimates suggest that over time, somewhere between 15 and 40 percent of people with the condition may eventually develop symptoms in both ears. Your physician will evaluate your specific pattern of symptoms and hearing test history when forming a treatment plan.

Physicians commonly prescribe vestibular suppressants such as meclizine or dimenhydrinate to control vertigo and nausea during acute episodes. Diuretics like amiloride may be recommended to help reduce inner ear fluid pressure and decrease the frequency of attacks. Anti-nausea medications and antihistamines may also be used for symptom relief.

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