Meniere’s Disease is a chronic and disabling disorder of the inner ear that leads to balance and auditory problems. This disorder is known to affect nearly one lakh individuals annually. Meniere’s Disease Causes: The inner ear has fluid-inundated tubes known as semicircular canals, or labyrinths. The semicircular canals alongside a nerve present in the skull, aid in interpreting the body’s stance and maintaining its balance. Meniere’s disease develops due to the swelling of a section of the canal known as endolymphatic sac. The sac aids in filtering and removal of fluid in the semicircular canals. The precise cause of Meniere’s disease is still unidentified. In certain situations, it could be associated with the following: Injury caused to the head. Infection in the  [...]