Trusted places to learn more, find care and connect with others.
A clear overview of symptoms, suspected causes, how it’s diagnosed and the treatments available.
Causes, symptoms, treatment options and coping strategies from the leading patient organization for inner-ear and balance disorders.
The ear, nose and throat specialists’ guide to symptoms, diagnostic tests and treatment.
A short, plain-language summary that’s easy to share with family and friends.
Search for ear, nose and throat doctors near you. Many people with Ménière’s are cared for by an otologist or neurotologist.
Search VeDA’s directory of vestibular clinicians, including physical therapists trained in vestibular rehabilitation.
Includes a “Preparing for your appointment” section: what to write down beforehand and questions your doctor may ask.
Steady’s physician report puts your symptoms, attacks, sodium, medication and weather on one page to bring with you. Find it under History in the app.
In-person and online groups for people living with vestibular conditions, plus help connecting with one near you.
Guides on mental health, daily living, work, disability resources and support for families.
Information, a phone line and member events for people in the UK living with Ménière’s and other vestibular conditions.
Information, support and research on tinnitus, one of the most common Ménière’s symptoms.
Education and local chapters for people with, or at risk of, hearing loss.
Where treatment stands today and the foundation’s work toward better treatments and a cure.
Studies the foundation funds on the causes, diagnosis and treatment of Ménière’s.
Search studies that are currently recruiting. Talk with your doctor before joining one.
These resources are for general information and aren’t a substitute for advice from your own doctor. Steady isn’t affiliated with any of these organizations. If your symptoms change suddenly, especially a sudden drop in hearing, contact a doctor right away.
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