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What Causes Pain And Pressure Buildup In The Inner Ear?

ENT has diagnosed with Meniere s. Periodically pressure builds in inner ear, tinnitus gets very loud, significant hearing loss, ear feels full, sometimes warm and aches. Then the vertigo takes place with nausea. After episodes, the ear returns to an almost normal state. What has occurred in the inner ear to relieve the pressure?
Mon, 30 Mar 2020
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Hello,

I read carefully your query and understand your concern.

Some people with Ménière's disease find that certain events and situations, sometimes called triggers, can set off attacks.
These triggers include stress, overwork, fatigue, emotional distress, additional illnesses, pressure changes, certain foods, and too much salt in the diet.
So,in case that you avoid these triggers,the symptoms may relieve.

Hope my answer was helpful.

If you have further queries feel free to contact me again.

Kind regards!

Dr.Dorina Gurabardhi
General &Family Physician
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What Causes Pain And Pressure Buildup In The Inner Ear?

Hello, I read carefully your query and understand your concern. Some people with Ménière s disease find that certain events and situations, sometimes called triggers, can set off attacks. These triggers include stress, overwork, fatigue, emotional distress, additional illnesses, pressure changes, certain foods, and too much salt in the diet. So,in case that you avoid these triggers,the symptoms may relieve. Hope my answer was helpful. If you have further queries feel free to contact me again. Kind regards! Dr.Dorina Gurabardhi General &Family Physician