i don't think people with active severe Meniere can work. having drop episodes makes it very dangerous to work most jobs. add in the brain fog which makes it impossible to think clearly.
Meniere's is different for every person involved. When the syndrome is well controlled or in remission work is viable. However, the vertigo can be debilitating making work impossible.
I used to detail boats in a marina when I first was diagnosed. Then since 2001 I've been an Admin Assist for an Electrical Contractor. Depending on what each patient's triggers are,I don't any problem with working. I've been out sick a week here & there but have been a full-time employee since 2001. The key for me was learning what my triggers are following a low- caffeine, sodium diet. Knowing what is causing most of the Meniere's attacks helps me not panic. Depending on the trigger you understand it will pass & how long you might feel bad. A good example when a bad storm comes & when it leaves you start feeling better.
everyone is different , if symptoms are not severe and attacks not often then people can work almost normally but if symptoms are severe and frequent they cannot work at all
I don’t believe that anyone suffering the advanced stages of Menieres would be able to work. Considering there is a total lack of accountability because we don’t know when the next attack will occur, how long it will last or how long it will take to recover. Not to mention being a workers comp claim risk due to unexpected falls.
The disease manifests itself with different intensity in the people, there are people with precautions in periods of instability can work without any problem. In the most severe cases can be very challenging to be able to work all days. Do not operate heavy machinery that can put in risk your health or the health of others in case of losing the stability.
Well, I got it to work I was denied the pension and work in the administrative area of a Bank there are bad days and worse days. I think q should not work. Q we are dependent on other people.
We can work but is difficult. I am a teacher and I suffer a lot by the noise (hyperacusis) and loss of hearing (difficulty understanding what students are saying).
Avoid noisy environments.
I would say that 80% we are working...
Of course that can work with desire and a good attitude can develop almost any type of work according to the frequencies that are present "crisis"; it is best to avoid jobs that cause stress and difficulty to listen to, also avoid work with heavy machinery or hazardous.
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