What Doctors Don't Tell YouCan anyone offer help or advice on how to deal with Meniere’s disease (characterised by dizziness, vertigo, ear pressure, tinnitus and low-frequency hearing loss)?
It’s a surprisingly common problem in which one is suddenly engulfed by dizziness or loss of balance, causing a spinning sensation. It can occur at any height (even ground level)! What are its causes and how can it be prevented?
On reading the Q&A ‘A Candida crisis’ (WDDTY vol 16 no 1, page 9), I was so surprised that I nearly dropped your newsletter! The symptoms described so closely matched those of my brother that I thought it was a letter from him. Jeremy has been...
* I have all but one symptom of Meniere’s disease, and experienced an increasing frequency of attacks of vertigo with age. I was referred for Cawthorne-Cooksey physiotherapy [a programme of exercises for balance retraining to correct imbalance due...
Q I have read a lot about hypertension, but not much about hypotension, which my friend suffers from. Having low blood pressure makes her very tired and occasionally makes her faint. What do you advise? - J.S. McMillan, Bristol A Hypotension, or low...
