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Living with Meniere Syndrome. How to live with Meniere Syndrome?
Can you be happy living with Meniere Syndrome? What do you have to do to be happy with Meniere Syndrome? Living with Meniere Syndrome can be difficult, but you have to fight to try to be happy. Have a look at things that other people have done to be happy with Meniere Syndrome
you learn to be happy with very small things. e.g. a few hours without constant vertigo, learning to accept you can't be overly active person. learning to be a sitter not a doer
Posted Feb 21, 2017 by Kathy 1000
You can live happily with menieres but a positive mental attitude is a must, a good family/friends support group will be very helpful in this regard, a good medical team with the right knowledge and your trust can also aid happiness, contact with other positive support groups whether physical of online can be helpful also.
Posted Mar 16, 2017 by noel 1000
There is no cure for Meniere's and it can cause depression and anxiety for those who suffer from it. Talking with a doctor about depression and anxiety is just as important as talking about Meniere's itself. You can be happy and have Meniere's. One thing to remember is that stress can trigger vertigo. So making drastic changes to eliminate stress may be an important step. Also with the surgeries available there is relief from the vertigo. However, there are times that one must endure the vertigo. I have found that crocheting and knitting helped greatly. The art of stone stacking has helped others. It helped also to tell myself when my vertigo was a daily thing that I would not have to live this way forever. I had my balance nerve cut. Two years with no vertigo. However, the hearing loss and Tinnitus are permanent.
Posted Apr 26, 2017 by Lisa 1000
It is difficult to live happily with Meniere's disease but not impossible. You will need to adapt and make some lifestyle changes. The key is adaptability and resilience
Posted Oct 5, 2017 by Carole 2000
Have supports ready, have educated supportive family and friends, be prepared with medications when needed accept that it is not curable but is treatable to some extent
Posted Jun 5, 2018 by Beth 4050
Clean water, clean food, good support system, prayer and rest.
Posted Jun 24, 2018 by Ariel 3000
I take 1 day at a time
Posted Jun 24, 2018 by Greg 3000
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It is very difficult to this is faith deal with the things having people over to your side q I have helped you and don't jusge
Posted Feb 22, 2017 by Nadia 1000
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Each person is different and the Meniere's disease behaves in ways very different from one person to another. The most important thing is to do routine check-ups with the otoneurólogo, follow their directions to the letter and never give up. The symptoms in most of the cases are fluctuating, you can move on to having several episodes per week to not have any episode for many years, so there is no surrender. On the other hand, stress is an gatillante very strong for this disease, it may appear an impossible task, it is very important to do what you can to relax, take things calmly and seek to enjoy life. This could even decrease the intensity of the symptoms.
Posted Feb 22, 2017 by Axel 1051
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At the beginning, it is very difficult because of the fear of crisis when one is away from home.
Gradually, one learns to identify the first symptoms of a crisis.
There's that (try to) forget the disease, and force yourself to lead a normal life (but there are things we cannot do, for example, to go to concerts, to places very noisy with a lot of people).
Gradually, one learns to identify the first symptoms of a crisis.
There's that (try to) forget the disease, and force yourself to lead a normal life (but there are things we cannot do, for example, to go to concerts, to places very noisy with a lot of people).
Posted Feb 22, 2017 by Gene 1551
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The moments of crisis dizzying are very desesperanzadores. You have to adapt to the disease and take advantage of the good times
Posted Feb 22, 2017 by Xose Liz 1001
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You have to be optimistic, you can live happy if you agree to Menier travel companion
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Accept it without resign.Rest of the day bad and harness the good.To see the positive.Trust in the later.Talk and share with other symptoms.Change the music internal to an external one.Know that what you can control.
Posted May 19, 2017 by Maria Elena 1721
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I believe that while the Syndrome remain in only one of the ears, it is possible to be happy yes.
I had the first crisis in 35 years, I believe caused by a phase of intense emotional stress. There followed 15 years of strong dizziness, sweating, low blood pressure, tingling, and finally, with the full menu. Up completely losing the hearing in the left ear. Only remains a clink in considerable level. Currently I have 67 years.
What I did was to try to develop my sense of balance via sports such as windsurfing, roller-skating in sydney, and pilates aimed to stimulate the body balance. And I'm going reasonably well, praying for it never to have my other ear, hit by this terrible disease. I eat well, healthy. I keep my weight within the normal range. I became a big fan of windsurfing and practice at least 3 times for 2 hours per week. When it is windy , all day. And I think that is what keeps me stable, happy, and resolved, without any stress.
I wish you all that life them smile.
I had the first crisis in 35 years, I believe caused by a phase of intense emotional stress. There followed 15 years of strong dizziness, sweating, low blood pressure, tingling, and finally, with the full menu. Up completely losing the hearing in the left ear. Only remains a clink in considerable level. Currently I have 67 years.
What I did was to try to develop my sense of balance via sports such as windsurfing, roller-skating in sydney, and pilates aimed to stimulate the body balance. And I'm going reasonably well, praying for it never to have my other ear, hit by this terrible disease. I eat well, healthy. I keep my weight within the normal range. I became a big fan of windsurfing and practice at least 3 times for 2 hours per week. When it is windy , all day. And I think that is what keeps me stable, happy, and resolved, without any stress.
I wish you all that life them smile.
Posted Jun 9, 2017 by Windsurfista 258
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Inform you of all the symptoms. Go to psychological therapy.
And to assume that is not going to disappear and that we must learn to live with it.
And to assume that is not going to disappear and that we must learn to live with it.
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First of all take it easy, panicking makes the situation worse. Reconcile and learn to live day to day happy and with many more eager to live
Posted Sep 19, 2017 by Rafael 1650
