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05 Feb, 2009

Meniere’s Disease is a rare and unpredictable disease that affects a part of the inner ear known as the labyrinth. The labyrinth is a system of tiny fluid-filled channels that send signals of sound and balance to the brain. Meniere’s Disease causes the fluid in the labyrinth to build up, disrupting both your balance and hearing. Approximately one in 1,000 people develop Meniere’s Disease and it most commonly affects people between 20 and 60 years of age. One in 10 people may inherit the condition, but having a relative with Meniere’s Disease does not make you any more likely to develop it.


 
20 Sep, 2007

Tinnitus gets its name from the Latin word for to ring and is commonly known as ringing in the ears.
 
19 Sep, 2007

Imagine if when you woke up this morning youd gotten out of bed and fell to the floor because youd lost all sense of balance.
 
12 Apr, 2006

I wonder how many teenagers subscribe to the Daily Health e-alerts? My guess: around zero.
 
26 Dec, 2003

About two years ago, Bill Bonner, the owner of our parent company, asked me what we had that could treat tinnitus.
 
01 Jul, 2002

The most common type of hearing loss is due to presbyacusis - hearing loss caused as a result of the ageing process, which can begin as early as the age of 30. Presbyacusis damages your auditory nerve - the nerve in your ear that enables you to hear - consequently causing hearing loss, especially in terms of high-pitched noises. Natural measures can be especially helpful in protecting your hearing from age-related damage...
 
01 Dec, 2001

If you suffer from tinnitus, you'll be only too aware of how unbearable the persistent ringing, buzzing or hissing sound in your ears can be - interfering with both your sleep and your normal everyday activities.
 
01 Sep, 2001

Do you sometimes feel an uncomfortable sensation of swaying or rotating, accompanied by nausea or loss of balance? If you do, you are probably suffering from some form of vertigo.

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