Yang Haidi, Department of Otolaryngology, Second Affiliated Hospital of Sun Yat-sen University: The treatment of Meniere's disease is troublesome and often easy to repeat. According to your situation, you have used many treatments before, and the results are not good. I want to know how your hearing is. What is the frequency of vertigo attacks? If hearing loss and dizziness occur frequently, such as several attacks every month, then vestibular neurotomy can be considered for thorough treatment. If the hearing is good and dizziness is not frequent, consider injecting methylprednisolone into the tympanic cavity. This treatment does not affect your hearing, and the effect is very good. After this treatment, many of my patients' dizziness has been well controlled. Menette low-voltage pulse therapeutic instrument is a new treatment method, but it needs to be worn on the tympanic membrane for further treatment, and the effect is better, but it takes a long time, about twice a day, and it takes 2~3 months to treat, so it is inconvenient if you live far away. So any treatment plan should be formulated according to your actual situation, and it is best to see your information before doing it.

tinnitus

In 2003, the ear was stuffy, and the effect of medicine and infusion was not good.

Beijing 30 1 Hospital

After gentamicin was injected into the tympanic cavity, dizziness was obviously improved, but other symptoms had no effect. In 2007, endolymphatic sac decompression was performed because of unbearable deafness, and the effect was not good. Dizziness recurred several times a month. At present, there is almost no hearing in the affected ear, and tinnitus and ear swelling are more harmful. I'm glad to see your paper on the application of low-voltage pulse therapy instrument to treat Meniere's disease on the Internet, and I feel that my disease has been cured again. But I lost confidence in your situation. Qingda was injected into the tympanic cavity or decompressed, and the effect was not good or no effect. You suggest injecting methylprednisolone, because I have diabetes,

Yang Haidi, Department of Otolaryngology, Second Affiliated Hospital of Sun Yat-sen University

I wish you a speedy recovery.