How Should Menieres Syndrome Be Treated?

During the intermittent period of Meniere's syndrome, patients are advised to consume a low-salt, low-fat diet, avoid drinking too much water, and refrain from smoking, alcohol consumption, and drinking strong tea. Hospitalization for intravenous infusion is recommended. Clinically, promethazine hydrochloride intramuscular injection, intravenous infusion of thrombolytic agents or vinpocetine injection are commonly used to actively improve circulation. Meniere's syndrome, also known as Meniere's disease, does not have a definitive treatment.

1. Pharyngitis is classified into acute and chronic types. Acute pharyngitis generally onsets suddenly, with symptoms including dryness, burning sensation, and dryness in the throat, followed by obvious sore throat, especially severe during swallowing.

2. Some patients may also experience systemic symptoms. Long-term recurrent acute pharyngitis may lead to the following harms: patients experience long-term recurrent sore throat and loss of appetite.

3. In the long run, patients may suffer from decreased resistance and malnutrition. If the infection in patients with chronic pharyngitis spreads upwards and affects the ears and nose, it can lead to acute rhinitis, sinusitis, and acute otitis media.