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Hi @trishanna,
I'm tagging @johnl1 who wrote a while back about Meniere's disease. I hope he'll rejoin the conversation.
Trish, how frustrating it must be to deal with Meniere's after a 40 year absence. Do you know what caused this episode? How are you managing it?
Several members have written about dealing with tinnitus. Here are a few discussions you may wish to check out:
- Hearing repeated sounds and echo in my ear http://mayocl.in/2loSK10
- Pulsatile Tinnitus and Carotid Fibromuscular Dysplasia (FMD) http://mayocl.in/2lAEeW9
- Live Q&A: Hearing Wellness: Signs, Symptoms, and Treatment http://mayocl.in/2lACpbN
I encourage you to continue the discussion here or perhaps start a new discussion dedicated to Meniere's and tinnitus.
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@trishanna, the links are working for me. Can you please try again?
I will search for others talking about Meniere's. No promises, but I do what we can. 🙂
In the meantime, I hope you have seen @suzanne321's message above. She just joined the community and would like to about tinnitus with you.
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Thanks for responding. It appears that some of the linked sites are down for whatever reason, but I'll check back. Hope someone responds because it seems that Meniere's affects a relatively small number of people. It's recommended that one join a support group - not easy to do. My original diagnosis was that an allergy to oats, corn or wheat was causing my symptoms, and yet I can find almost nothing on the subject. Just wondered if any progress has been made other than controlling symptoms. While recovering from an illness, I leaned heavily on prepared foods which are extremely high in sodium content, thus causing this flair up, so I've tightened up on salt intake and am doing better. I also believe there is linkage between Meniere's and tinnitus, but can find nothing on that, either. <br>