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Feb-07-2010
  • Added the following to the Treatment Page:
    • If "it" triggers your symptoms, "it" triggers your symptoms, no matter what "it" is, and regardless of whether "it" triggers symptoms for anyone else.
    • Physical exercise, including sexual intercourse.
      • We know of no clinical research on the effect of physical exercise on the symptoms of Meniere's Disease.
      • Some patients anecdotally report that they experience attacks of Meniere's symptoms brought on by physical exercise, including attacks during sex.  Other patients do not have this experience.
      • Some patients anecdotally credit a so-called "healthy lifestyle," including what they believe to be "eating right" and regular physical exercise, with improvements in their overall health and well-being, including reduced symptoms of Meniere's Disease.  Other patients see no improvements in their symptoms.
      • Click here to search PubMed for Meniere's Disease and physical exercise research.

Jan-01-2010

  • We wish you a happy, healthy new year.

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