Down, but not out

[Cane Pole]

I appreciate you one and all. Ima gettin better. Got a good nurse.

I have what is called Meniere's disease.

[Slab]

I appreciate you one and all. Ima gettin better. Got a good nurse.

I have what is called Meniere's disease.

OK, I'll bite. What is "Meniere's disease"?


Oh, sorry, just looked it up. I thought you were telling a joke. oops

"Meniere's disease is a disorder of the inner ear that causes spontaneous episodes of vertigo "


Sorry Cane Pole, hope it gets better for you in all regards.

[Billbob]

dont use BIG words

[Donald@CrappieLogic]

Hope you get to feeling better soon

[RetiredRR]

Hope there is a medication to keep it in check. Exercise caution in whatever you attempt.

[Cane Pole]

Hope there is a medication to keep it in check. Exercise caution in whatever you attempt.

Steroid shot thru the ear drum. This is not for pantywaist.
I also take antivert. Nothing helps much.

[dfar]

I hope you get well and don't have another one. My wife has had a couple and she could not sit up let alone stand.

[beagle man]

hope you get to feeling better soon. That altered state could cause you to bass fish

[PawPaw Gene]

Someone mentioned the rocks in there head, I would have laughed out loud if I hadn't heard it before. My sis in law had that problem, they made her sleep with her head elevated and could not turn it to the side for a week. The vertigo left and then they had her try sleeping on her side for a few night to see if it would come back. It didn't and now all is well. She was also on some meds while doing the sleep treatment. The explanation I got was that we have some "rocks" in our inner ear and when some of the get out of position it causes the vertigo. The meds are suppose to help dissolve the ones out of place.
"gene"