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Meniere’s disease is characterised by episodic vertigo, hearing loss, aural pressure and tinnitus. testing is not even a recommendation in the -HNS guidelines, one of the most used classifications to Meniere’s disease. migraine is a term used to describe a vertigo in patients with a history of migraines with or aura1 that may affect up to 1% of the general .2 the first year after onset of symptoms, differentiation of migraine from Meniere’s disease is a challenge of the overlap in clinical features.3 Some authors suggested that Meniere’s disease may coexist with .4–6 aim of this study is to evaluate the difficulties in the based on clinical features of a population of vestibulopathy congruent with Meniere’s disease Vestibular migraine within a period of 2 years. vestibular testing is not even a recommendation in the -HNS guidelines,7 and the role of vestibular tests for the of Vestibular migraine is not well established,8 we to analyse the value of vestibular testing in those .
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