Anti-inflammatory drugs for inner ear vertigo

Sometimes some patients may feel that they always have tinnitus in their ears, and at the same time they feel dizzy and uncomfortable all over. This is most likely caused by Meniere's syndrome, but people are not particularly clear about the cause of this disease, so they want to use anti-inflammatory drugs to solve the disease. So is this method really feasible?

General treatment

When an attack occurs, you should lie still, avoid being impatient, eat a light and low-salt diet, limit your water intake, and avoid smoking, drinking, and tea. During the interval period, patients should be encouraged to exercise, strengthen their physical fitness, and pay attention to proper balance between work and rest.

Why is Meniere's syndrome recognized as an intractable disease worldwide? Looking back at history, many doctors from ancient times to the present have studied and treated Meniere's syndrome. Ancient doctors speculated that the pathology of Meniere's syndrome vertigo was similar to the high intraocular pressure in glaucoma. The attempt to treat Meniere's syndrome using the mechanism of treating glaucoma failed. Surgical treatment is only used in a very small area and the results are not ideal. Infusion therapy can only temporarily relieve symptoms. Long-term use of Western medicine cannot cure the disease fundamentally. At the World Vertigo Academic Summary Conference, an authority at the conference said: No effective medicine has been found so far. The surgery mainly focuses on fenestration to relieve decompression. Therefore, Meniere's syndrome is still a recognized difficult disease in the world.

Drug treatment

There is no ideal treatment. Currently, hospitals use intravenous infusion to treat Meniere's syndrome. Can it be cured?

Infusion is a treatment method. Clinically proven to be able to provide relief for some patients, but ineffective for most patients. If a diuretic is added to the liquid, the effect will be better, and infusion can relieve the symptoms of dizziness. Fluid infusion is a palliative treatment because it temporarily reduces the pressure in the labyrinthine lymphatic circulation that balances the organs.

1: Keep quiet and lie still

2: Symptomatic treatment, use of sedatives: such as diazepam, oryzanol; combined with phenergan.

3: Use vasodilators as appropriate: sibilan, anisodine hydrobromide (654-2)

4: Use diuretics: hydrochlorothiazide, alanine diazepam.

5: Local drug blockade: 10ML of 10% procaine for stellate nerve blockade.