Tinnitus and Menière's disease are closely related. While tinnitus will most often become a condition in its own right, with its own reasons, it is in fact often a warning sign of Menière's disease.
Lets start out by describing the symptoms of both these conditions.
Tinnitus Symptoms
Tinnitus Symptoms
The
symptoms of tinnitus can consist of hearing high or
low pitched sounds or tones in one ear, or even in both ears at the same time. These sounds tend to be discussed by tinnitus sufferers as being like bells ringing, or perhaps similar to a loud buzzing.
Often people describe the symptoms of theirs as like the audio
reviews of cortexi rushing water or a banging noise.
Other symptoms of tinnitus can consist of hearing degradation over time as well as high levels of anxiety and stress, especially if the tinnitus becomes so frequent and loud that an individual feels constantly distracted, isolated as well as avoids community encounters etc.
Symptoms of Menière's Disease
Signs of Menière's Disease
Allow me to share the main symptoms experienced by patients of Menière's Disease
Diagnosing Menière's Tinnitus as well as Disease