What medicine is effective for Meniere's syndrome

Common treatments for patients with Meniere's syndrome include drug therapy, but the use of drugs cannot be blind. Vestibular nerve inhibitors, vasodilators, and anticholesterol drugs are all drugs for Meniere's syndrome. Follow the doctor's medication recommendations.

(1) Vestibular nerve inhibitors: They are mostly used during acute attacks and can weaken the activity of the vestibular nerve nuclei and control vertigo. Commonly used ones include diazepam, diphenhydramine, and diphenhydramine.

(2) Anticholine drugs: such as scopolamine and anisodamine, can relieve symptoms such as nausea and vomiting.

(3) Vasodilators: They can change the metabolism of ischemic cells, selectively dilate blood vessels in the ischemic area, and relieve local ischemia. Commonly used ones include flunarizine (Sibelium), betahistine, ginkgo leaves, etc.

(4) Diuretic and dehydrating drugs: They can change the fluid balance in the inner ear, reduce endolymph, and control vertigo. Commonly used ones include hydrochlorothiazide, acetazolamide, etc.

(5) Glucocorticoids: Based on the immune response theory, dexamethasone, prednisone, etc. can be used for treatment.

(6) Vitamins: If the cause is metabolic disorder or vitamin deficiency, vitamin treatment can be given, commonly used vitamins include vitamin B1, B12, and vitamin C.

Traditional Chinese medicine treatment: It is also the best treatment method at present. There are no side effects and no recurrence after recovery.