Symptoms of June syndrome?

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Meniere's syndrome (also known as merier's disease) is characterized by sudden and recurrent attacks. Especially in the middle-aged and elderly patients, more and more serious, or secondary to other vertigo. What are the symptoms of Meniere's syndrome? Let's talk about it.

Symptoms of June syndrome?

Due to the appearance of Meniere's syndrome, many patients' friends often have some stuffy feeling in the same side of the head and ear. Most patients with vertigo will have this symptom, or will feel heavy head and light feet.

Sometimes, due to some hearing impairment, the hearing is classified as fluctuating sensorineural deafness. Generally, after the flat remission of Meniere's syndrome in the early stage, the hearing of patients' friends is likely to recover completely. Sometimes, due to repeated attacks, it is likely to lead to total deafness.

Sometimes we are all due to the occurrence of Meniere's syndrome, often have a sudden attack, some severe rotational vertigo, usually in the dream to wake up or in the morning attack. There are many patients will be around the object around itself in constant rotation, close the eyes will feel their own non-stop rotation in space. In general, when the attack is often accompanied by nausea, vomiting, cold sweat, pale and other symptoms. Sometimes after a few hours or days, the symptoms will disappear.

matters needing attention

Because tinnitus is a precursor of symptoms in the early stage, tinnitus is generally high pitched, which may be different in weight. Tinnitus is likely to aggravate before the onset of Meniere's syndrome, and tinnitus is likely to disappear slowly when the onset stops.