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Vertigo is common and not dangerous. Rest, some vertigo tablets like Betahistine and it improves. If it is on lying down, getting up from bed, you can get quick relief by Epleys manoeuvre, meet ENT specialist.

Stugeron is not the best Medicine to treat Minieres disease. I would recommend you do not self treat, but be under the guidelance of an ENT Surgeon. I would prefer Betahistine as the first drug to treat Minieres disease.
Get well soon!

vertistar (betahistine 16mg ) should be used three times a day for a duration of 2 weeks . does he have any smoking history or ringing sensation in ear ?

Consult an ent specialist for vertigo.
Check if your vestibular system is ok.
Take tab zerodol sp bd
tab betahistine 8 mg bd
do contact me for further diagnosis and treatment if you feel necessary.

You cannot use Stanblanc and Stablanz-PV Tablet is a combination of five medicines: Betahistine, Vitamin D3, Ginkgo Biloba, Piracetam and Vinpocetine. Betahistine improves blood flow in the inner ear which reduces the pressure of excess fluid in the inner ear. Vitamin D3 is added as it's deficiency may be a cause of Meniere's disease. Ginkgo Biloba and Vinpocetine increase blood flow to the brain and protect it from damage by harmful chemical substances (free radicals). Piracetam works by furth...more

1. Avoid salt/ coffee/chocolate /mint 2. Use t. Vertin (betahistine 16 mg) 1-1-1 * 2 weeks after food 3. Diuretic medications (tablets that remove water from body) are sometimes helpful if symptoms persist.

Meniere's disease basically results from an increase in the pressure of fluid in the inner ear. Goal of therapy is to prevent attacks of vertigo & provide symptomatic relief during the acute attacks.
Dietary recommendations:
Salt restricted diet
Avoid caffeine, tobacco, chocolate & alcohol ( esp. Red wine & beer)
Medical treatment:
Betahistine is usually given for 3-6 months to prevent an attack of vertigo & labyrinthine sedatives are given during an acute attack.
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You would have had SOM (secretory otitis media) Fluid must have got collected behind the ear drum for which that procedure must have been done. They would have inserted a drainage tube (called a grommet) into the ear which gets expelled on its own after some weeks. The tinnitus & vertigo that you have is not on account of the minor surgery that you have undergone. The inner ear is responsible for the two symptoms of tinnitus & vertigo. Are you a hypertensive or diabetic? The PTA is normal which ...more

Your problem is not a serious problem--if you make lifestyle changes as follows----when getting up in morning --slowly sit ---pray for 5 minutes ---stand and walk as in a slow motion film --for some time --------don't tilt head to left or right or up and down quickly ---all in slow motion mobileavoid stooping ; quick climbing of staircase ; going in lifts etc .-------- don't travel in vehicles on side seat with air pushing in ear -------; and don't watch moving objects ---especially when you are...more

Hello lybrate-user. Your vertigo first needs to be classified and categorized. Depending upon the cause and diagnosis, a lot of physical maneuvers could help you get rid off your dependence on drugs. It would also give you a long term relief. Let us know if we can help you.