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Meniere's disease

Meniere's disease

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Oct 7, 2026

Randi ShannonGUEST
58:46
It's one in particular.
Randi ShannonGUEST
58:49
So there's different ones for tinnitus, vertigo, Meniere's disease.
Randi ShannonGUEST
58:58
There's an eye issue that it can be.
Randi ShannonGUEST
59:00
It just depends on which one of the nerves is getting pinched.
Jessie JGUEST
15:41
So-
Claire SandersonHOST
15:42
Meniere's disease?
Jessie JGUEST
15:43
Yeah.
Jessie JGUEST
15:43
Meniere's like in 20- that was 2021 or 2020.
Jessie JGUEST
15:47
So Meniere's is where salt builds up in your ear.
Jessie JGUEST
15:49
Tank also has Meniere's disease.
Claire SandersonHOST
15:51
Yeah.
Jessie JGUEST
15:52
Um, and so I have to have a low-salt diet now, and I basi- I've lost 25% of my hearing in this ear.
Georgia MeachamHOST
49:36
Um, I learn about a new disease, which I can't remember the first-
Yovina Khiroya-MorjariaHOST
49:43
Meniere's disease.
Georgia MeachamHOST
49:45
I don't think I can say it.
Yovina Khiroya-MorjariaHOST
49:46
Meniere's.
Yovina Khiroya-MorjariaHOST
49:47
Men-
Georgia MeachamHOST
49:48
Men-
Georgia MeachamHOST
49:49
... eres.
Yovina Khiroya-MorjariaHOST
49:50
Yeah.
Ben FuchsHOST
51:46
Mark.
Ben FuchsHOST
51:47
Uh, I did wanna talk about one thing real quick, uh, and that is, we're talking about the brain, and we're talking about the nervous system, and this is a condition called Meniere's syndrome, or Meniere's, some people will say Meniere's disease.
Ben FuchsHOST
52:00
Meniere's disease, uh, it, as you, some of you may know, is a disease that affects the inner ear, uh, and it is a- associated with things, uh, with, uh, symptoms like dizziness, vertigo, um, uh, um, balance issues, migraine headaches, uh, well, basically head problems.
Ben FuchsHOST
52:23
Um, the, I think the gal who I was, uh, there, uh, there's a gal that I'm, I'm referring to here in particular w- where, where I heard this story.
Ben FuchsHOST
53:33
They come as a package, like a bunch of grapes.
Ben FuchsHOST
53:36
They're a syndrome.
Ben FuchsHOST
53:37
That's why it's called Meniere's syndrome.
Ben FuchsHOST
53:39
It's a syndrome.
ColinAUDIENCE
27:58
All right.
ColinAUDIENCE
27:58
So I actually have a disease called Meniere's disease, and, um, one of the treatments, I actually got it and, like, involved in a clinical trial where they did a steroid injection into my eardrum.
Elliot SegalHOST
28:13
Okay.
Elliot SegalHOST
28:13
What is...
Elliot SegalHOST
28:14
Remind, remind me, what is Meniere's?
ColinAUDIENCE
28:16
Oh, yeah.
ColinAUDIENCE
28:16
So Meniere's disease is, uh, like extremely rare, where I would just get random vertigo, as well as I had, uh, lower frequency hearing loss.
Elliot SegalHOST
28:27
I'm half good.
Rani BanikHOST
7:44
Inner ear conditions such as benign paroxysmal positional vertigo, also known as BPPV, can cause brief episodes of spinning triggered by changes in head position.
Rani BanikHOST
7:56
Meniere's disease can cause vertigo along with hearing symptoms.
Rani BanikHOST
8:01
Blood pressure changes can cause lightheadedness, especially when the blood pressure goes low.
Rani BanikHOST
8:06
Let's say you're dehydrated.

6 MINS LATER

Rani BanikHOST
14:27
Also, you should be evaluated if your dizziness is new, persistent, worsening, or significantly affecting your ability to function where you can't walk or drive or read, use a screen like you used to.
Rani BanikHOST
14:39
If you're having new hearing loss or ringing in one ear with vertigo, that can point towards an inner ear disorder and deserves evaluation as well.
Rani BanikHOST
14:49
The condition I mentioned earlier, Meniere's disease, is something that we think of and needs to be worked up.
Rani BanikHOST
14:55
So here's the bottom line.
Jeremy MeyersHOST
51:01
You're just dizzy all the time.
Jeremy MeyersHOST
51:03
And if Epley's and all the Meniere's stuff isn't moving the needle and making it better, maybe looking into the neurology of the neck is where you need to go.
Jeremy MeyersHOST
51:13
All right.
Jeremy MeyersHOST
51:14
So that was a good one.
Peter SeccoGUEST
3:22
I had been in two car accidents, 12 days apart where eventually six months, I think it was later.
Peter SeccoGUEST
3:28
The effects hit me where I actually had, because I had developed Meniere's and vertigo, it eventually translated psychological for me to post-traumatic stress disorder.
Peter SeccoGUEST
3:39
So those that I was helping and preaching to over the years, I got to witness it firsthand and see what it was like to be in their driver's seat.
Peter SeccoGUEST
3:47
It's not pleasant.
Luke ReidGUEST
48:35
And that when you're talking about imbalance or feeling unsteady or ill at ease versus frank rotatory vertigo, they're very different things that are causing that.
Luke ReidGUEST
48:48
And that it's very rare for patients to have a Meniere's attack that lasts more than hours, you
Alyssa HafferlyHOST
48:53
know.
Alyssa HafferlyHOST
48:54
Mm-hmm.
Luke ReidGUEST
50:25
I get all the tests done straight up.
Luke ReidGUEST
50:26
If you send someone with a good history of vertigo, in 2025, when it comes to scanning, I'll then send them for a delayed contrast MRI scan.
Luke ReidGUEST
50:36
The reason is that it has such the positive predictive value and the sensitivity for it to discover Meniere's or endolymphatic hydrops.
Luke ReidGUEST
50:46
is pushing 90 to 95%.
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24:38
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Katy WeberHOST
24:45
Electrolytes were mind-blowing to me because as somebody who had been previously diagnosed with Meniere's and was told by my ENT to limit sodium and to be very careful about sodium, I was always worried about taking electrolytes.
Katy WeberHOST
25:00
And it was, in fact, the opposite was true.
Katy WeberHOST
25:03
I now take 2,000 milligrams of sodium before lunch every day.

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