Discuss drug therapy and surgical management utilized in Ménière's disease
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* Meniere's disease.
It is an abnormal condition of ear in which excess circulatory fluid
in the inner ear due to malabsorption in the endolymphatic sac or
blockage in the duct.
* Drug therapy for management of meniere's disease.
* Pharmacological therapy.
* Tranquilizers.
Used to control vertigo associated with this disease.
Eg ; Diazepam.Clonazepam.
* Antihistamines.
Used to suppress the vestibular system.
Eg ; Meclizine,Dimenhydrinate.
* Antiemetics.
This drugs are used to control nausea,vomiting and vertigo
associated with this disease.
Eg ; Promethazine.Domperidone.
* Vasodilators.
Used to reduce pressure in the inner ear system.
Eg ; Amlodipine,Nifedipine.
* Diuretics.
Used to lower pressure in the endolymphatic system.
Eg ; Furosemide,mannitol.
* Surgical Management.
If the drug therapy is not effective then surgical procedures are
used to treat this condition.
Common surgical procedures used in meniere's disease are
* Endolymphatic sac surgery.
Surgical procedure in which a small amount of bone is removed
the surrounding area of endolymphatic sac to reduce pressure of
the fluid in the sac.
* Labyrinthectomy.
It is the surgical removal of labyrinth to treat meniere's disease.
* Intratympanic Gentamicin and steroids.
Steriods and gentamicins are injected into the inner ear through
tympanic membrane to destroy cells of balance and produce anti
inflammatory effects.
* Vestibular neurectomy.
It is a surgical procedure in which surgeon remove nerves of balance
and preserving the hearing nerve.
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