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Is Smoke taste & smell associated with Menieres Disease

Discussion in 'Your Living Room' started by STEVEV, Mar 15, 2019.

  1. STEVEV

    STEVEV New Member

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    I have experienced constant smell and taste of smoke over the last seven weeks after experiencing a vertigo attack and continually experience vertigo initially in the mornings and this has progressively gotten worse and now with me all day. I've had 3 courses of antibiotics for sinus infection which I've had none of the typical sinus infections symptoms and there has been no improvement. After spending 4 days in hospital for suspected TIA which has been negated. I have to visit ENT and Neurologist for follow up to determine the possible causes. I haven't been diagnosed with MD at this stage.
    I understand self diagnosis is frowned upon, but I would like know if anyone with MD has similar symptoms.
    I see no harm in take the B5/B6 as per BennyHills post as a possible way of reducing my vertigo.
    I look forward to your kind thoughts.
     
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  2. AnneT

    AnneT Well-Known Member

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    Smelling things that aren’t there... not a sign of Menieres. Please tell your doctor! It could be related to TIAs. Need to rule out more serious causes.
     
  3. STEVEV

    STEVEV New Member

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    AnneT thank you for your reply.
    This symptom is at the top of my list when I see the ENT and Neurologist.
    MRI & CT Scans have shown no evidence of TIA. Though these were done 6 weeks after the initial episode.
    I hope they can paint a clearer picture of what is happening to me.
    Thank you
    Steve
     
  4. AnneT

    AnneT Well-Known Member

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    That’s good news that you’ve had both CT and MRIs. That should rule out the nasty potential causes.

    Maybe there’s a secret smoker living nearby?!
     
  5. June-

    June- Well-Known Member

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    Migraine? I experienced phantom smell of smoke intermittently for a period of months. No cause discovered. It went away over time. It was confusing. Mostly i noticed it when sitting near noving air from a vent of some time.
     

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