Menieres Disease-Meniett Device-Has anyone tried it before?

Hello. It was suggested I get a meniett device for my Meniere's but the cost and because also results are a bit hit and miss I researched it in the Web. I found the P100 hand held device by ENTTEX for around £50. I got one to try and it does help with the fulness feeling but nothing else. Have a look on the Web and see what you think. You need to have your doctor put a grommet in your ears or it won't work.

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I did look into these but didnt want further interference in my ear so opted to take beconase which seems to work for me.  I use when I have that blocked up feeling which is now and again.

To be honest I am managing the vertigo and dizziness with a strict daily routine of exercises and meditation and breathing exercises. I only use it when i get that heavy and full ear problem. I have had to use now and again for last year.

Hi,   I have low salt/no salt,  I hardly eat out and I add lemon/tamarind juice, yoghurt, herbs and spices to my food.  When I eat out I notice the difference and if I don't exercise I am thirsty for days after.  The vertigo then present itself, usually mild.   The information on menieres org, gives the reasons why salt reduction is necessary.

I use yoga to help me to get rid of the tensions and stiffness I feel in my neck, head, shoulder and back.  Prior to my menieres attack in June 2014 I was involved in a number of stressful events, at that time my neck and shoulder, in particular,  were very stiff and I had headaches/migranes.  The meditation helps with my breathing especially when my ear feels very muffled and I have that heaviness. I have learnt to immediately used the breathing exercises to get out of the vertigo and chanting as a form of distraction.  Fresh air has been a must for me.  I take betahistines 

Menieres  has taught me to think of myself and to do things that are for myself.  In the early days after my first menieres attack, if I woke up and I was relatively ok, I did a few exercises moved my head from side to side, up and down, close my eyes and did the same and then.  I walked up and down stairs eyes open then close.  It was a very gradual process, baby steps.  Sometimes very little, again the menieres info give reasons why this is helpful.  I now do an hour each morning, yoga stretches, breathing exercises.  I swim, go on long walks and run when I can.  

Incidentally less than a year I was able to do a long haul holiday.  I focussed on the people I knew and the chanting, a good book, sudoku, films helped me through

 The one important thing I told myself was that menieres is disabling when it happens but will only threaten my life if I continue in a straight line or in Newtons first law on motion.  It is an interesting observation from my point of view  I am now doing more of the things I have always wanted to do.