Someone who suffers from Meniere's disease will usually tell you that it is not an easy condition to deal with. Episodes of extreme vertigo, ringing in the ears, and hearing loss can come on very suddenly, which can be anxiety provoking. Symptoms might go into remission for a period of time, then come back unexpectedly. Meniere's disease is caused by a buildup of excess fluid within the canals of the inner ear. The exact reason for this fluid buildup remains somewhat of a mystery, but proposed theories include improper drainage of the ear, viral infection, abnormal immune system response, or a result of a prior injury to the head. Treatment options are usually limited to medications or therapies that address the individual symptoms rather that trying to uncover the potential cause. To learn more about the connection between head and neck injuries and vertigo download our complimentary e-book How to [...]The post Natural Relief of Vertigo Caused by Meniere's Disease appeared first on Dr. Elan.
