Meniere Disease: A Case Report

Background: Meniere’s disease is a clinical disorder defined as the idiopathic syndrome of endolymphatic hydrops. has prevalence about 200 cases per 100,000 people in United States. Prevalence increases linearly with increasing age, especially over 60 years. Men and women are estimated to be proportional number cases. The etiology currently known caused by intrinsic factors extrinsic factors. Symptoms include recurrent spontaneous episodic vertigo, fluctuating hearing loss, ear fullness, tinnitus. Treatment can divided into pharmacological therapy non-pharmacological therapy. In some cases, complaints reduced 80-90 percent. Case Report: A woman, aged 65 years, complained constant ringing her right ear, feeling full accompanied decreased spinning dizziness that not related changing position, when she tired, fullness since 3 months ago. Head MRI results were normal. patient was treated HCT 1×50 mg, prednisone 1×80 mg for 7 days, KSR 3×1 tablet, betahistine 2×24 mg. Patients experience improvement even though do disappear completely Conclusion: diagnosis established symptoms, namely Appropriate reduce improve patient’s quality life.