What are the symptoms of Meniere's syndrome

Many people may not know much about Meniere's syndrome. Usually, when this disease occurs, it will manifest symptoms such as spinning of the world, nausea, tinnitus, deafness, etc. Some patients may also experience sudden and severe dizziness, accompanied by vomiting, cold sweats, and pale complexion.

1. Due to the occurrence of Meniere's syndrome, many patients often have a stuffy feeling on the same side of the head and in the ear. Most vertigo patients will have this symptom, or they will feel heavy-headed and light-footed.

2. Sometimes due to some hearing impairment, the hearing may be caused by fluctuating sensorineural hearing loss. Generally, after the symptoms of early Meniere's syndrome are relieved, the patient's hearing is likely to be completely restored. Sometimes, due to repeated attacks, it is likely to lead to complete deafness.

3. Sometimes we all suffer from Meniere's syndrome, and often experience sudden attacks of severe rotational vertigo, which usually occur when we wake up from sleep or in the morning. Many patients will feel that objects around them are constantly rotating around them, and when they close their eyes they will feel that they are constantly rotating in space. Generally, the onset is often accompanied by symptoms such as nausea, vomiting, cold sweats, and pale complexion. Sometimes the symptoms disappear after a few hours or days.

4. Since tinnitus is a precursor to the onset of symptoms, it is generally high-pitched and may vary in severity. It is very likely that tinnitus will be aggravated before the onset of Meniere's syndrome. Once the onset stops, the tinnitus will likely slowly disappear.