The converse is true. Each entity appears to need to be managed separately. Now I want to have another baby but am terrified of having the symptoms throughout my pregnancy. It is not uncommon for Meniere's disease to appear during or immediately following pregnancy. Meniere's disease is exquisitely sensitive to fluctuation in hormone levels.
Pregnancy is the ultimate fluctuation in a woman's hormonal status.
In some women pregnancy is found to be very salutary to the overall course of Meniere's disease while in others it is provocative to the extent of disability. The management of Meniere's disease during pregnancy is obviously significantly complicated by the presence of the fetus which experiences all the medications introduced into your body in the form of nutrition or treatment. Very close cooperation between your otologist and your obstetrician are required to guide a woman with Meniere's disease through this complication. Management is entirely individual. The condition of Meniere's disease is directly related to the patient's overall sense of well-being.