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Ménière's Disease Screenshot_20220510_101711 - Coggle Diagram
Ménière's Disease 
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Diagnosis
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Audiogram, helpful to show hearing loss
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Treatment
A diuretic water pill (triamterene, Diazide, Maxzide) combined with low salt diet
Anti-vertigo(Anti-vert, Bonnie, Meni-D, Antrizine)
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Causes
Improper fluid drainage, perhaps because of blockage
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Pathophysiology
Menière's disease is defined by the association of 4 symptoms: vertigo attacks, fluctuating hearing loss, tinnitus and an auricular plenitude sensation. The pathophysiology is commonly explained by a distension of membranous labyrinth by the endolymph, equally called endolymphatic hydrops.
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