What are the specific symptoms of Mellie's syndrome

The disease type of Mei's syndrome is very special. This disease attacks suddenly, but the symptoms usually do not last too long. However, during the attack, the patient will feel many abnormal phenomena in his body. The most common symptom is that the patient will feel sudden dizziness, occasionally accompanied by nausea and vomiting. If the patient is relatively serious, he will also become pale.

Typical symptoms of Meniere's disease include:

1. Vertigo

Most cases are sudden onset of rotational vertigo. Patients often feel that the surrounding objects are rotating around themselves in a certain direction, and the symptoms can be alleviated when closing their eyes. It is often accompanied by autonomic nervous reflex symptoms such as nausea, vomiting, pale complexion, cold sweat, and decreased blood pressure. Any movement of the head can make vertigo worse. The patients are always conscious, and some patients remain awake even if they suddenly fall.

The duration of vertigo is usually 10 minutes or several hours, and the longest does not exceed 24 hours. After an attack of vertigo, there will be an intermittent period during which the symptoms disappear. The length of the intermittent period varies from person to person, ranging from a few days to several years. Vertigo can occur repeatedly, with the duration and severity of each attack varying in the same patient and between different patients. The more vertigo attacks occur, the longer each attack lasts and the shorter the intervals between attacks.

2. Deafness

In the early stage, it is mostly sensorineural hearing loss with a decrease in low frequency (125-500Hz), which may be fluctuating. Hearing decreases during the attack period, while it may partially or completely recover during the intermittent period. As the disease progresses, hearing loss may gradually worsen, and high-frequency (2-8kHz) hearing loss may gradually occur. This disease may also cause a special hearing change phenomenon: double hearing, that is, the affected ear and the healthy ear can hear the same pure sound as two sounds with different tones and timbres. Or it can be used to describe the sound with a tail tone.

3. Tinnitus

Tinnitus may be the earliest symptom of this disease. In the early stage, it may manifest as a continuous low-pitched blowing sound. In the late stage, noisy sounds of various tones may appear, such as bells, cicadas, wind, etc. Tinnitus may appear suddenly or worsen before an attack of vertigo. Tinnitus disappears during intermittent periods, but may persist in patients with long-term illness. A small number of patients may have bilateral tinnitus.

4. Stuffy feeling in the ears

During an attack of vertigo, the affected ear may experience a feeling of fullness, pressure, and heaviness. A few patients complained of mild pain and itching in the affected ear.