Can I Travel With Menieres Disease?

Yes! You absolutely can travel with Meniere's disease. There is nothing specific about air travel that should trigger your Meniere's disease symptoms more than anything else. I made this video to give you several strategies, tips, and tricks to make flying and travel easier than ever!
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[@jameslewis2348]

I was diagnosed with Ménière’s about 3 years ago. I found online the John of Ohio supplement regimen. I have been using the regimen for 3 years and have been symptom free except for slight tinnitus. John of Ohio has literally saved my life.

[@mindybanda301]

James Lewis I have never heard of that. Will look into it!

[@OHRaceFan]

My tinnitus started about 9 years ago, vertigo episodes followed about 5 years later. Initially, my Doctor misdiagnosed my condition. I finally saw an EMT about 3 years ago. He says that I have Meniere's. I have constant tinnitus now. I've lost 1/2 of the hearing in my left ear, both volume and clarity. Right ear OK. Vertigo attacks usually preceded by drop in left ear hearing, fullness, pressure. Meclizine helps nausea for me. I take a .25mg daily and haven't vomited since last October despite 10-15 vertigo attacks. Some worse than others. I think that mine may be triggered by a sudden head movement also. My situation had gradually worsened, but tolerable. Steroids didn't help. I haven't reached the stage yet when I would consider surgery. Fortunately, I am retired. Meniere's would present a challenge if I were still working. I don't know anyone else who has Meniere's. If you do, try the diet suggestions and take Meclizine. The BPPV/Epley maneuver won't help you. Good luck and God bless!

[@Brandon-vn1un]

You didn't address my main concern while flying with Meniere's which would be any kind of turbulence. The cabin is pressuruized. I have traveled EXTENSIVELY by vehicle with Meniere's with very little issue over elevations as high as 11,000 feet. The pressure doesn't frighten me. Feeling like I'm on a Rollercoaster does...!!!

[@mohammedelamineayad5237]

well thannk you very much I am going to travel in the next few days and i was very worry that I cant do that ..but now i am so positive that i can .. thank u so much

[@alliestewart2237]

Thank you for this! I'm going on my first vacation since my diagnosis in a few days, and you answered a lot of my questions! :)

[@MindOverMenieres]

You're welcome! And I hope you have a great time!

[@gijsoomkes6130]

Two of my heaviest eposodes did take place on vacation within a couple of days after flying... Not sure about the connection, but I'm not taking the risk unless there is absolutely no other way of getting to where I need to be and I really need to be there. I mean, I took a plane to go on holiday twice and both times I had an attack...

[@nuspandian]

Gijs Oomkes hi, I too face similar problem. Got attack after 2days of flying .

[@jeanneratterman4174]

I have noticed that within 1-2 days of a trigger, I have an episode, which may last from a couple days to a week. Absolutely bring my own food for years.

[@jeffwolfe4058]

love you Glen

[@lindaalice891]

I couldn’t stay 2 months not able to perceive or taste anything and with ringing on my both ears…I quickly used a herbal supplements from Dr Madida and I got my lost sense of smell, loss of taste back and all the buzzing, disturbing sounds inside my ears 👂👂all stopped.

[@chairific6794]

Hello, I have about a 6-7 hour car ride coming up and most of it would be on a highway. I'm really nervous about it. I'm not taking any medications for Meniere's disease (doctors don't find it necessary). Any tips? I usually get dizzy in car rides and sometimes get shortness of breath.

[@keitymarley733]

My sister is 32 years old and she has suffered from meniere disease for years and she always complains to me that I had to bought her Dr Madida herbs I saw on KZbin and she is telling me last month that she is cured completely and don’t long have the symptoms like vertigo or dizziness, feeling of fullness in the ear or ringing, hearing loss, imbalance, motion sickness, nausea, or nystagmus…

[@keitymarley733]

“My sister’s Meniere disease was complicated with so many symptoms like vertigo or dizziness, feeling of fullness in the ear or ringing, hearing loss, imbalance, motion sickness, nausea, or nystagmus and I had to gave her Dr Madida herbs from KZbin recommendation and after she using the medicine, she was with me last month telling me that she is cured completely and don’t longer experience any of the symptoms anymore….”

[@ZainabRugiatuKamara-ny4ly]

Hi can you help me

[@amaris7619]

Hi-I have been recently diagnosed, I only have the heartbeat sound in my ear and I had a horrible vertigo attack a couple weeks ago.. I was told recently that I have meniere's my question is will my drivers license be jeopardize due to this diagnosis? Your videos are very helpful... thank you

[@MindOverMenieres]

That's a tough question to answer honestly, and it's going to vary from person to person, and how well they are able to manage their symptoms. If you've been recently diagnosed, you may find this post helpful: mindovermenieres.com/newly-diagnosed

[@amaris7619]

Thank you so much!

[@joeyherp6257]

Love Juan Did you lose your license?

[@jay8oct417]

That’s pulsatile tinnitus which can be fixed