The family must be extra aware of all of these side issues. Not only is the person himself feeling emotional and physical pain, but they are also placing extra burden on the family. And they are aware of this. That all leads to more depression. A person's hearing tends to recover between attacks but over time the symptoms become worse.
People also mention feeling of fullness or pressure in the ear.
As well the following symptoms are mentioned, but not as often as the top three. Other occasional symptoms of Meniere's disease include headaches, abdominal discomfort, and diarrhea. We hear about extreme sensitivity to noise, light sensitivity, headaches, and night blindness. There are complaints of muscle and joint pain, and malaise due to atmospheric pressure changes. Because of these uncontrollable and depressing attacks, some people experience panic attacks.