How did you know?

Discussion in 'Your Living Room' started by Megan Henry, Feb 16, 2022.

  1. Megan Henry

    Megan Henry Member

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    What symptoms started to present/ increase indicating your Meniere's was progressing? Di you do anything to hault or slow the progression. My tinnitus has been increased for a few weeks and I'm scared I'm progressing. No vertigo attacks since diagnoses 3 years ago. BLESS UP! I would love to hear any thoughts/tips. THANK YOU! I hope you're all doing wonderful!
     
  2. EkkoMusic

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    I'm diagnosed with cochlear hydrops and still identifying my root cause (though I did respond well to antivirals for a bit).

    My main progression has been:

    2020 June - 2020 Nov: Right ear episodes of low-frequency diplacusis. Always self-resolved.
    2021 Jan: Right ear EHF SSNHL. Resolved with prednisone steroids.
    2021 March: Left ear developed pure tone tinnitus. Some right ear intermittent fullness appears for a week only.
    2021 March: PPPD begins.
    2021 May: Right ear intermittent fullness persists daily.
    2021 June: Episodes of single-sided nose inflammation begin to happen.
    2021 July: Right ear HF SSNHL. Resolved with Prednisone.
    2021 Aug: Left ear starts experiencing intermittent ear fullness. The right ear intermittent ear fullness persists.
    2021 Aug: Started antivirals and ear fullness disappears.
    2021 Nov: Ear fullness returns, both ears.​

    Looking into restarting antivirals on a higher dose soon, as well as potentially exploring TMJD and/or upper cervical misalignments.
     
  3. Patricia Idaho

    Patricia Idaho New Member

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    My only comment is that you're fortunate that prednisone or antivirals helped you.
     
  4. EkkoMusic

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    For now and so far, yes. Would love to understand why exactly it works for some and for others it does not.

    I think tolerance and resistance can potentially play a role after a while, but from the get-go, there's gotta be something different going on in the inner ear with those who don't respond compared to those who do.
     

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