Is Meniere's syndrome fatal?

Suffering from Meniere's syndrome is something that patients cannot ignore, because the impact of this disease is relatively large. In terms of treatment, patients are advised to pay attention to the correct method and undergo surgical treatment if necessary.

If it is serious, you need to pay attention to correct treatment.

1. During general treatment, you should lie still, avoid being impatient, eat a light and low-salt diet, limit your water intake, and avoid smoking, drinking, and tea. During the interval period, patients should be encouraged to exercise, strengthen their physical fitness, and pay attention to proper balance between work and rest. Why is Meniere's syndrome recognized as a difficult and complicated disease in the world? Looking back at history, many doctors have studied and treated Meniere's syndrome from ancient times to the present. Ancient doctors speculated that the pathology of Meniere's syndrome vertigo was similar to the high intraocular pressure in glaucoma. The attempt to treat Meniere's syndrome using the mechanism of treating glaucoma failed. Surgical treatment is only used in a very small area and the results are not ideal. Infusion therapy can only temporarily relieve symptoms. Long-term use of Western medicine cannot cure the disease fundamentally. At the World Vertigo Academic Summary Conference, an authority at the conference said: No effective medicine has been found so far. The surgery mainly focuses on fenestration to relieve decompression. Therefore, Meniere's syndrome is still a recognized difficult disease in the world.

2. Drug treatment There is no ideal treatment drug. At present, the hospital uses infusion to treat Meniere's syndrome. Can it be cured?

Answer: Intravenous infusion is a treatment method. Clinical verification shows that it can provide relief for some patients, but the effect is not good for most patients. If a diuretic drug is added to the liquid, the effect will be better.

Fluid infusion can relieve symptoms of vertigo. Fluid infusion is a palliative treatment because it temporarily reduces the pressure in the labyrinthine lymphatic circulation that balances the organs. 1: Keep quiet and lie still

2: Symptomatic treatment, use sedatives: such as diazepam, oryzanol; combined with phenergan.

3: Choose vasodilators as appropriate: sibilan, anisodamine hydrobromide (654-2) 4: Use diuretics: hydrochlorothiazide, amoxicillin.

5: Local drug blockade: 10ML of 10% procaine for stellate nerve blockade. 3. Surgical treatment

Not all patients with Meniere's syndrome can undergo surgery. Surgery is only suitable for those who have lost their ability to work due to ineffective drug treatment. Patients with unilateral disease.