u/Cector09

Hi, does anybody had (or know) a definitive test for Meniere's disease?

I feel like my doctor diagnosed it based only on symptoms. I have persistent tinnitus, sometimes a feeling of being off-balanced (ie, vertigo), and some type of 'deafness' from time to time.
I had an audiometry, results are mostly normal with some mild issue on high-frequency sounds...
And I actually thought it was a stroke, so I requested a brain check. Doctor requested a cranial CT scan with contrast, which was clear; then a year later I had another contrast CT scan for the cranial and temporal bone too, also clear.
I was kinda both happy and disappointed since yes, all are normal, but then nothing conclusively explain the symptoms.
I can't remove the thought that it is a stroke so I was thinking why didn't the doctor ordered an MRI instead of a contrast CT scan.

Anyways, tests are 'clear'. So how can this be a definitive diagnosis of Meniere's?

Thanks.

Hi, medyo alangan kasi ako mag-base sa "industry average" sa google. And ang hirap manghula.

Wala din naman akong kakilalang accounting manager na magsabi ng sahod nila.

What realistic peso amount ba ang pwede sabihin sa expected salary range for an accounting manager position?

Day shift / night shift, local / international.

Can I reasonably ask for a 6-digit range?

Thanks.