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Meniere's Disease Definition
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A person with Meniere's disease has inflammation of the inner ear. The inflammation causes the structures in the inner ear to malfunction, resulting in dizziness, hearing loss and tinnitus.
![]() Meniere's disease is an uncommon disorder that usually affects middle age people. Symptoms of Meniere's tend to resolve slowly without treatment. Continue to Meniere's Disease Incidence
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