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A FREE Tool to Identify Your Meniere’s Disease Triggers

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Managing Meniere’s disease can feel like an uphill battle.

It gets so complicated and confusing. Everyone is affected differently and what works for some people, may not work very well for you. I know how frustrating it can be.

But it’s important to figure out what’s triggering your symptoms, and journaling can help. It’s just hard to know what to keep track of…

Introducing the Mind over Meniere’s Symptom Trigger Tool!

When you have all the right information in front of you, it’s much easier to figure out exactly what is triggering your symptoms.

So I have created a simple and effective FREE tool that will help you:

  • Identify your triggers
  • Accurately report back to your doctor
  • Help you get your symptoms under control

The Symptom Trigger Tool is a one page journal template PDF that will help you keep track of all of the important information you need to identify your Meniere’s disease triggers.

It can be filled out on the computer or printed, and filled out by hand.

The Symptom Trigger Tool Keeps Track of:

  • Daily Weather
  • Sleep
  • Diet
  • Exercise
  • Stress
  • Medications and Supplements
  • Vertigo Attacks
  • Symptoms

Get your FREE copy of the Mind Over Meniere’s Symptom Trigger Tool!

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15 thoughts on “A FREE Tool to Identify Your Meniere’s Disease Triggers”

  3. Cheryl Miller

    Hi Glenn – I just watched and enjoyed your video on managing sodium; thanks so much! I’m not actually sure how much of a trigger sodium is for me but I’d like to use your symptom tracking tool to start tracking it. Do you have it available in either Word or Excel so I can input directly into the tool? All I have is the pdf, and one of my big triggers is reading or writing while my head is down, so I try to do as much as possible on the computer. My info is below if you have it and can send – thank you if you can!

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    • Glenn

      Hey Cheryl, I don’t have it as a word or excel document unfortunately, but it is a fillable PDF! So you can fill it out on the computer and print it completed or save a copy each day. I hope that helps!

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  4. Steve Cornish

    Hi Glenn thanks for all your advice, I’m a newbie to Menieres, and reading up as much as I can. Please could you send me the PDF. Thanks again and keep up the great work. Steve, Dubai.

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  6. Marilyn Smith

    Just got your book in the mail- Had a terrible attack last Wednesday, and was soooo dizzy…they figured because I am 65 it was vertigo… with no other explanation this was in the ER. Had no idea what was happening- so scary….I thank God for you writing this .. will let you know how I do…

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  7. Jean Ingrassia

    I have hd three major episodes of vertigo and was diagnosed with Meniere’s disease by the ENY doctor. She has tried many treatment modalities and recently prescribed betahistine pills. Anyone familiar with this treatment?

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  8. T

    I was dx with A typical Ménière a year ago. I don’t have the dizziness, thank goodness. My Mother did and I saw her suffer for years.
    My main complaint is the fluctuation in hearing, roaring and the ear fullness. I have noticed my allergies make it worse. I have started allergy injections and I’m on 2 antihistamines, Singulair, water pill, nasal spray and an occasional decongestant in a day. I am very healthy no blood pressure issues, no diabetes, I’m not over weight and have never smoked. I did have asthma as a child and I have had a concussion in a car accident.
    Sometimes the roaring is so loud i get very anxious.
    I do have a hearing aid which helps some. Is there anything else that can be done?

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  10. Cathy

    Hi Glenn! Just came across you on the web and I’m buying your book! You are an inspiration, thank you. Could you please send me your symptom trigger tool?

    Reply

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