Finally got into see neurotologist.

I was told a long time ago when I was in my 20's I was told I had menieres because I had hearing loss and silent migraines with a fear of heights being in high heels more like depth perception issues. I suffered from myalgia through out my body. Everything hurt, my stomach, my lower intestine, my muscles ached all the time. I never took pills, although working in the medical field offered me vast amounts of my pick, but I refuse one and all. Then long story short I ended up in the ER unable to breathe from an antibiotic, I was quickly given an antihistamine, and hospitalized for severe pain in my abdomen. After a few days of surgeons wanting to do an exploration as to why I had severe pain, my stomach pain settled after a massive post op cleansing brought me back to life. Given the clear to go home they felt surgery wasn't necessary. I was told to take Metamucil or something of similar fiber to help with digestion. This is where I started to get sick again, ending up in the ER but this time I was told I was allergic to wheat and a host of other foods. After changing my diet, things in my body took a drastic change for the better. My menieres went away, my myalgia as well, my overall health improved and since then have only suffered with bppv a few times but generally in good health with an occasional cold from the nieces and nephews.

Since then I have come to believe our bodies tell us when something's not right. After this experience, I took care to listen to my body. Maybe there's something that is causing you to have menieres. Have you ever thought about what might be causing it, or maybe there's a food that makes it worse or a medicine that triggers it?