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Is it really helpfull for vertigo ?

Good analogy although I have no idea what your fish talk meant 😂 I try not to rely on rescue meds because my doc said the brain will learn to rely on them and recovery could be slower and actually attacks more frequent. Everyone should talk about this with their own doctor but just wanted to put that information out there. Also as you age those rescue meds become more of a problem on an elderly brain.

Thank you ❤

Did they revoke your drivers license?

Glad you are better. ❤ Every time I get sick it takes me much longer to get well than other family members. Takes me a long time to get back to my baseline. Getting sick panics me so I need to relax when that happens . i just know I’ll be feeling miserable for a good long time.

I am so happy you are feeling better. My doctor has not given me any rescue meds as of yet. I have only been diagnosed for 2 months now. I think he's being cautious and see how well I do with lowering my sodium. I have Glaucoma as well so mechalzine is bad for people with Glaucoma. So I will see on Wednesday what's next for me. Thank you for all you do you have really helped me understand everything. Blessings🤗

Get better soon Dave!❤

Yes thats true but all we want is understanding, that's all.😊 Take care of that cold, be good . I have a cold to but that's winter here and very unpleasant weather .

Take care, get better soon.

Caught a cold myself yesterday after a week of rain 🙄🥴

I know you have a warrior spirit! Always fight for those good days!❤💪

Helo sir , how often do you get vertigo attacks nowadays?

That's fantastic! Never give up!

Do you get tinnitus just during an attack or do you have it 24/7?

I don't like that I'm NEVER hungry. It seems weird. I can't even have meals with my family because I'm not hungry. ...and it's also not that I'm not hungry, I just feel completely full for days. For example, If were to eat a bagel for breakfast on Monday... it might be Wednesday or Thursday before I feel 'empty' enough to have something to eat.

Dave you are always beyond helpful. This did happen to me twice in the group. They reached out to me personally and I was happy to listen to them but like you said I didn’t respond immediately and then it was just sad. I’ve pulled back a little bit because of that but like you, my spouse said to just be myself and out of so many people there will always be a few distressed souls. I pray for us all!🙏♥️

It’s a miracle drug! I did have increased “dizziness” when I was first started. I’m good now. Glad you’re doing great!

God bless you. I don't know how you do all you do. I can't drive on avg. At least 2 days a week. I'm 59 years old most days I just rest.

Be strong ♡ You don't have to explain yourself to anybody. ♡ Yes i know thats really a big challenge to go on every day. That's very hard to to daily challenges. This week I have a very bad week and I get up and be strong again. 😊

Congratulations on subscribers!

You should not have to explain this to anyone. You are one person with a story and you tell it in a calm and peaceful voice. My story is different than yours and up until now I have not seen too much about some of the issues I have gone through. I appreciate your way of explaining the topics you cover. To those who are frustrated and want answers RIGHT now, sorry my dear, you will not be finding them. Because everyone’s journey is different. Life with Menieres will be hard. Keep reaching out and try new things to make your life better. Peace.

Exactly, ...You're ''not'' Single ! but even ''if'' you were, You still cannot be 'expected' to be there for 'others' all the time etc And yes, 100% Correct ... YOU & FAMILY come 1st !! : ) Sadly You should 'not' have had to make this Video, in the 1st place : ( I know, you know this BUT I agree ... Self Care etc is soooo IMPORTANT !! : ) HAGN !

I ask them to not salt fries at McDonald’s when I get the urge for them. Which may be a little too often😉

Congratulations 🎊

Congratulations 🎉🎉

Yep! We get enough of that from people in the world who are not empathetic.❤

You are right Dave! I still have to fight that urge to obsess about what “could” happen but I’ve gotten better over the years. Working on balance is so important. My PT told me to try and stand on one leg while brushing my teeth. In the beginning I was holding on to the sink and still swaying. Now I can do it for only about 5 seconds without holding on but every second counts and it will get better!❤

To clarify: this is my husband’s account, didn’t realize until I commented

I enjoy your videos. I have vestibular neuritis, diagnosed 5 months ago. I find myself going down that rabbit hole. Morbid thoughts of - is this all my life with be:Then anxiety takes over especially when I try something and fail. Your principles apply to many vestibular disorders. I’m trying to remind myself recovery can take much longer. Thank you for sharing

Love for everyone, be good and never give up ♡♡♡

I have dizziness and off balance not dygnos d what's problem but heat and humidity trigger my dizziness and off blance

Good evening. Stress def seems to be a trigger for me. I saw a specialist last week and he’s doing a brain, neck and head mri…after that he wants to start gentamiacin immediately. Anyone here had gentamicin and have good results?

Bilateral Ménière’s with full bilateral vestibular dysfunction for going on 20 years

Yes thats true. If you cut out everything what must you eat or use. 😂 Just be careful what you use. ●●● I just look at you fan in the back, brrrr that's very cold here in South Africa., winter. Have a nice day ❤

Sorry you had this experience. Glad you spoke up to the doctor. Hopefully this won't happen to anyone else going to that practice.

good advice as always.

I have MD in my right ear and recently started getting tinnitus in my left ear, along with odd sensation of, if my lightly run my fingers across my cheek, my left ear now crackles. Also, if there’s a sudden sound, like a dish clanking together, makes my ear crackles. I hope this isn’t a sign I’m going bilateral

For me, it happens when I've had a really stressful, long day at work. Like, when I drove for five hours straight. By the time I get home, it's late at night, and the weather's warm. I think that's what triggers it for me.

I experienced vertigo before, which began between the hours of 4 AM and 5 AM. The sensation was quite alarming and disorienting, causing the room to appear as if it were spinning. After waking to use the restroom, I noticed the persistent spinning sensation and found it challenging to walk to the bathroom. Upon returning to my room, I requested that my wife measure my blood pressure, which revealed elevated levels. Consequently, I took my prescribed betahistine and hypertension medication. Fortunately, the vertigo subsided by noon.

Have a great weekend Dave. 🥳🥳

Excellent video. I am so thankful that I found your channel. When I mention to people that I have Menieres, they look at me with a blank stare. They have never heard of it. Your channel definitely helps to raise awareness which is so important. This disease is difficult enough without other sufferers knocking each other. We need to build each other up and support each other through the difficult days. Thank you for all your efforts.

I’ve been bilateral Seinfeld I found out I had Meniers . It’s just a tad bit worse in my left ear than my right

Um, yes, I can attest to this ''England' example : ( ... I live in Canada ~ & yes, we have FREE (per se) Health Care ''but'' my Mother had to wait 14 months to see a [Rh.] / Rheumatologist. She was so crippled up by the time my Mom saw her : ( Rh. said, too bad I hadn't been able to see you earlier b/c this Rx is way better when ''this'' [x] starts ... That said, my Mom only got 15 minutes with the Rh. A co-worker of mine had a 13 month wait to see a Neurologist, only to have a 2 minute appt, [aka 120 seconds] : ( with him [Dr ] said, ''you should have been referred to a ''general'' Neurologist - not me who Specializes in MS ! - All my co-worker was told by his Family Dr. [13 months before] was that a Ref to a Neurologist had been made for him ... Oh, and had to travel 4 hour ''each way'' for 120 seconds I've personally witnessed a family friend who was diagnosed w/ Cancer, he did get into to be tested / diagnosed Quickly & was told he needed to start ASAP 4 weeks Chemo but they don't do it on the weekends ''&'' when it was a long weekend, he was also told 'there's no chemo treatments ... He was shocked & told us [he replied sarcastically] Oh, ok then, I'll just tell the Cancer cells growing inside me to please STOP b/c u don't work weekends nor Stat Holiday's. I had an MRI, took 6 months to get an Appt, it took 2 months to get the Results : ( so, 8 months total ... That said, I'm still Grateful for the Free Health Care BUT {like u said} they're def. Pros & Cons and Yes, we also have a HUGE Doctor shortage here - so when I hear American yt'brs say - Well, if u don't like that Dr. etc, let them go / walk away & find another - I quietly say to myself. I Wish !! : ) but - ''that option'' here is 100 % not an option & 100% NON-existent ! : ( P.S. I'm pretty sure there are 'other parts' of Canada with ''better'' wait times - but from what I've heard, not too much better : ( Also, I appreciate your YT Channel : ) TY !!

Thank you ❤

Most GPs don't know much about Meniere's Disease. So a good ENT is important. Your doctor can refer you to an ENT for proper diagnosis. Neurologists are often good with diagnosing and prescribing meds for MD too. Seeing both an ENT and a neuro specialist is beneficial. Often, migraines, brain fog, poor sleep, etc. accompany MD and the neurologist can help with these symptoms. In general, MD is pretty easy to diagnose. The main symptoms are ear fulness, vertigo, tinnitus, hearing loss, balance issues, fatigue and nausea most often with vomiting. All of which may manifest when you are younger in varying degrees, but will often worsen with age, and eventually present themselves all at once. Which is basically a Meniere's attack, where you are pretty much incapacitated by all the symptoms, especially rotational vertigo, combined with vomiting. Living with MD is far from pleasant, and can severely impact your lifestyle, work, ability to drive safely, recreational activities, and much more. Good luck to anyone with this disease. Do lots of research, and try to eat healthy and exercise when possible. Experiment with supplements and foods to weed out those you react to. People with MD tend to be highly sensitive in various ways. Such as food intolerances and environmental factors. So look into this too. Your suffering may be lessened with good lifestyle changes.

How long does it take for the hole in the eardrum to heal afterwards? Hopefully, not too long. Thanks.

Hey Dave, from your experience, have these steroids shot’s eliminated your vertigo for an extended period of time? Thanks for sharing.