Advice Please

Hello folks! So nice to find all of you here and, wow, such a wealth of information. And yet, I'm still a little confused.
I started getting vertigo episodes back in August of 2016, and it got worse from there. A few months later, I got pregnant, the symptoms continued, so I visited the ENT who said, there's nothing we can do since you're PG. However, I did start a low sodium diet. In January I also started the JOH regimen. I had a miscarriage mid-January and then had the last of my vertigo attacks in February. In April I got pregnant again, and then gradually quit my low salt diet. I had no vertigo attacks for almost a year, until right before I had my baby end of December. After that, it gradually got worse and worse with more and more attacks. I went back on low salt with no effect. Now I might have 2-ish attacks a day and then go a few days without any and then get a whole bunch in a row again... I have no idea what the trigger is.
Well, my question is, I have an appointment with an ENT Friday and I have no idea what to tell him or ask him. I'm thinking I should push the antivirals as it seems many of you have had success with that. However, which one and what dosage and for how long... and what if he says No. Where do I go next?

THANKS all of you for your help!!

 

Thanks for the advice!

Yes, I"m having or have had all the classic MM symptoms. Fullness, ocean sound,... I had tinnitus quite a bit back in the beginning but often was able to get rid of it by guzzling a good bit of water. That took care of it in about an hour. Now that the disease has come back, I seem to have a lot more of the cloudy head and dizzy feeling throughout the day. The vertigo attacks used to leave my ear with better hearing for a short while after but now it doesn't seem to change it. The ear is quite deaf. It's taking longer to get over the attacks also. Not sure why the disease decided to come back.
I'm a part time afternoon fourth grade teacher - I've never had an attack at school yet but the kids are quite scared that one of these times I'm simply going to fall over and start puking.

 

Well, the doctor visit went as I suspected. My hearing test was way worse than a year ago which pretty much cemented the diagnosis as Meniere's - no surprise there. He prescribed Diazide, said to stay on low sodium diet (he would not give me a number of sodium mg to aim for. Just told me not to eat a Big Mac and fries) and said if it didn't work we'd go to steroid injections into the middle ear.
When I asked about treating with antivirals he said he'd never heard of it and kindly explained why that was a completely silly treatment. He was nice about it all, but the whole time, he seemed to be kindly explaining away my questions about other options. I told him how my uncle had tried the JOH regimen and successfully gotten rid of any symptoms. (He's now been MM free for a couple of years.) I'm a bit frustrated but I think I'll try the diuretics and continue on with the JOH regimen. I've also upped my Lysine dose to 3000 mg a day and will keep that up for a few months to see if it helps.
Does anyone have advice as to how I would be able to tell if the Lysine is helping? I was thinking I would keep up that higher dosage for a few months and then try to ease off the Diazide and see if symptoms return. How does that sound? and then if the Diazide doesn't work, I'm going to push to try antivirals.
I come from Grand Rapids, MI - a relatively large city - how is it possible that these docs have never even heard of these other treatments? He knew nothing about them.