Menieres drop attacks

Hi. I too was diagnosed with meneieres about twenty years ago.like you it started with dizzy spells,then progressed to servere dizziness, sickness,then sleep for hours. I was getting them more often,then the drop attacks started to occur no warning just like someone pulled a rug from under my feet. I suffered with black eyes brushes, cuts etc etc. One day I went down in the middle of a road...enough was enough. I went back to see my consultant about 10 years ago said Meds which were betihisimine was not working. He booked me in for the gentimisin injection (high dose) except for a slight loss of hearing in the effected hear it was the best thing I have ever done...not had any vertigo,no drop attacks for the past 9 years. I wear a hearing aid,plus I have a grommet in the ear. Please have a word with your doctor. I have got my life back.take care.

Dianne, I feel for you. It must be so scary to experience those attacks. I hope you find a solution. Keep strong.

Peter

This might help. I live Windsor Ontario and I was diagnosed with meniere's disease in 2011. Just recently I've made a few posts to tell how I found total relief from vertigo accidentally from a natural testosterone booster made from various plants. Actually didn't notice anything from the supplement other than my frequent and violent vertigo attacks stopped completely. I've started and stopped taking supplements about half dozen times over just shy of 6 years now. While on them I have never had even one attack and when I stop attacks always come back.

Okay here in Ontario you can buy online or supplement stores

Both of these products have worked for me as I said testo jack and multi jack

If someone out there has meniere's and gets frequent vertigo attacks you might want to try it. It worked for me within fee days of starting then after that once every week or seems enough to keep attacks away for me.

I have every sympathy with you it's a horrible disease a lot of people don't know about unless they know someone who has it x

I don't think you're grasping what I'm saying. I only take one capsule every week or two. You're looking at the word testosterone and totally missing the point that one capsule every week or two is nothing testosterone wise. Anyone that would dismiss this over such a small dose ... well I'm going to put it bluntly ... then your vertigo can't be very bad. I would of contemplated selling my soul to get rid of it because it was so bad.

I averaged seven attacks a week, each lasting about two hours with killer nausea. My life was in kaos. Then one day i was with a friend, she wanted to purchase something in a supplement store. While I was waiting I randomly picked out this product. And i had never bought any vitamins or supplements EVER in my life previous to that.

Ironically I always tell people I'm lucky.

And I have never had a vertigo attack while taking it's not a cure because when I stop taking vertigo always comes back but it's damn close.

I can't say if will help you buy should at least help some of M.D. sufferers.

And it costs me less than two dollars a month.

Initially when my symptoms were not fully controlled my betahistine dose was tripled to 48mg tds and subsequently to 64mg tds. If needed I can take even more - thankfully that has not been necessary. Herr Prof. Dr. med. Michael Strupp in Munich is the leading authority on this and as a result of his research has patients on amazingly high doses. I would suggest you discuss this option before reaching for gentamycin injections. Incidentally that seems to have fallen out of favour in the UK where steroid injections are preferred.