Age at diagnosis?

I was 55 when I started having symptoms of Ménière’s.  At that point I had already been wearing a hearing aid for a few years and the hearing loss in my left ear was getting worse. Nine years on and I was finally diagnosed with Ménière’s in January this year. 

I was 41 when diagnosed it took over a year for it to be confirmed and yes hearing loss is one of the main symptoms along with tinnitus and vommiting when the attacks are severe Regards John

I was 70 when Diagnosed with Bilateral Menier's  . Had gone to an ENT for hearing aids and was told I had it. 

I take a daily water  pill and have had only one bad attack.  I was still in bed and leaned over to pet the dog and (who was laying beside me) head spinning  and my left leg went into a spasm. Was still sorta lying on my leg Quite scary for the 1st time intro.

I find if I move slowly it does not happen so much and so far I only get dizzy when I lay down. If I sit up i so far have come out of it. 

 Bouncing off the walls at times but I  tell people I am unstable & they have no problem believing that!

My first attack happened when I was in my 30's.  Then I didn't have an episode for many years.  Until I was about 57.  My ENT refused to say it was MD until i suffered about 3 years.   I have had a lot of hearing loss.  Steroid injections. and Surgery (Endolymphatic sac surgery) to reduce the pressure.  I lost my balance permanently so I walk with the support of someone or walking sticks.  This is something my dad had also.  I have an advanced stage of it though.

I was diagnosed in 2009 had 3 ear perfusion just had the 3 rd one April 16,17,18 never had hearing loss until this episode before the ear perfusion right ear bad hearing

Age at diagnosis 46, but I'd been having widely separated vertigo attacks for at least 10 years before that - GP always dismissed them as viral.

As to hearing loss, depends on the opinion of Consultant, my hearing loss is minimal but my hearing fluctuates alarmingly during attacks