Waltzing walls

Have you had an MRI scan? In any case, you could have Meniere as a disorder in the Eustachian tube, you do not lose anything by following the treatment for the Eustachian tube. If it works, congratulations, if it doesn't, you have time to join the Menieres club.

 

If it walks like a duck and quacks like a duck.....

So perhaps you don't have traditional "Meniere's" but there is such a thing as atypical Menieres (which is what I apparently have because my vertigo is not rotational but more the type you describe and the doctors had no better explanation so here we are).

There is much information on here about things you can do for yourself in terms of supplements, diet, etc. and these have helped many of us when the doctors had nothing to offer. I suggest not waiting for any diagnosis any further but to take control.

Specifically:

1. Read up on the John of Ohio regimen on here and start on that . It may not help immediately - give it a few months.
2. Immediately cut your sodium intake to about 1500 mg/day. Read labels, buy some salt substitute, avoid processed foods, etc.
3. Read up on the Herpes diet. Basically a lot of us on here feel there is a connection between these symptoms and latent viruses (Herpes, EBV, others that sit in our bodies for the rest of our lives and act up). The Herpes diet will have you avoiding high arginine foods, which feed viruses. Spoiler alert: vegetarian diets suck for us. Watch out too for a lot of milk alternatives (almond milk, etc.) and protein powders.
4. I recommend going for a IgG allergy test as would be done by Genova diagnostics lab (or similar) as there are likely foods you are eating on a daily basis your immune system is reacting to
5. A general high potency multivitamin with 50mgs/mcgs of the B's is a must - look for one with the methylcobalamin form of B12... that denotes a higher quality. This one is to cover all your bases and make sure you are not deficient anywhere
6. If you are a middle aged woman, get your hormones checked. Not just estrogen and progesterone but your testosterone (which is very often too low! specifically ask for that!) and also look for subclinical hypothyroidism (specifically ask them to check T3 levels not just TSH). And of course there are estrogen receptors in the vestibular system so if menopausal and getting any symptoms of hot flashes or things like that find a supplement with Er731 (siberian rhubarb) and also red clover (Promensil) to help
7. If you have had many antibiotics in your life (or a strong round of them for acne or some infection), read up on Candida - it's a yeast imbalance in the intestinal tract that can totally mess you up and cause no ed of unexplainable symptoms
8. I go to regular visits with the chiropractor (for my neck that is always going out of whack as well as my jaw to make sure TMJ is not causing this) and also a craniosacral therapist. I don't know if that last one does much but I figure anything that might keep my head in check - I'm all for!

So there are things you can do to help yourself. Wishing you all the best!