What are the treatments for Meniere's syndrome

Many people don’t know what kind of disease Meniere’s syndrome is when they see the name, but people suffering from this disease are tortured by it and can hardly live a normal life. When Meniere's syndrome occurs, symptoms include dizziness, deafness, tinnitus, and a feeling of stuffiness in the ears. Especially in the hot summer, which is the peak period of Meniere's syndrome. There are many treatments for this disease. Because each patient has a different constitution and the severity of their symptoms, the treatment methods used are also different. Now let’s talk about the treatments for Meniere’s syndrome.

Method 1: Drug therapy and infusion therapy

This is a commonly used treatment method in Western medicine. It is suitable for patients who have just developed the disease or whose Meniere's syndrome is not very obvious. However, Western medicine drug treatment has great side effects for patients.

When receiving Western medicine treatment, our patients should also pay attention to the following matters:

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, Anisodamine Hydrobromide (654-2)

4: Use diuretics: hydrochlorothiazide, alanine diazepam.

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

Method 2: Traditional Chinese Medicine Treatment

Traditional Chinese medicine treatment is characterized by identifying causes, differentiating symptoms, and treating the whole body. It can provide individualized diagnosis and treatment plans for patients with different constitutions. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that dizziness can be caused by wind, phlegm, and deficiency, so there are sayings such as "no wind, no dizziness", "no phlegm, no dizziness", and "no deficiency, no dizziness". This is the general principle of Chinese medicine treatment.

"Danshen Anti-dizziness Decoction" is a pure Chinese medicine developed by a group of Chinese medicine experts based on more than 30 years of clinical experience. It has the effects of calming the liver and suppressing yang, clearing away heat and extinguishing wind, nourishing the kidney and replenishing essence, nourishing the brain marrow, replenishing qi and blood, drying dampness and removing phlegm, strengthening the spleen and stomach, removing blood stasis and promoting new blood, activating blood circulation and unblocking collaterals, replenishing the middle and replenishing qi, and soothing the liver and regulating qi. It is mainly used to treat vertigo, Meniere's syndrome, dizziness, headache and other symptoms caused by hyperactivity of liver yang, deficiency of qi and blood, obstruction of phlegm and dampness in the middle, insufficient kidney essence, insufficient qi in the middle, and internal obstruction of blood stasis.

Method 3: Surgical treatment

The following four aspects should be considered when adopting surgical treatment: the stage of disease development; medication history; the advantages and disadvantages of surgical treatment; and the condition of cochlear function. For patients with a clear diagnosis and one or more of the following symptoms, surgical treatment can be considered. First, severe vertigo attacks occur frequently and cannot be relieved by medication, resulting in loss of ability to work. Second, each vertigo attack is accompanied by significant hearing loss, and there is no obvious hearing recovery during the intervals. Third, hearing loss and vertigo still occur frequently. Fourth, the affected ear has no functional hearing and is troubled by tinnitus.