The prevalence of migraine in meniere's disease

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This study attempted to determine the prevalence of migraine in unilateral classic Meniere's disease and vestibular Meniere's disease. Diagnostic criteria for these three entities were identified and charts of patients with episodic vertigo were reviewed. A questionnaire was designed to assess the prevalence of migraine using criteria established previously by other authors. Questionnaires were mailed to patients with classic Meniere's disease, patients with vestibular Meniere's disease, and a normal control group The response rates from the questionnaires in the three groups were 75%, 70%, and 36%. The percentages of the respondents who met the predetermined criteria for migraine in the three groups were 22%, 81%, and 33%. The significant difference in migraine prevalence between classic and vestibular Meniere's disease suggests the possibility of different etiologies for the two entities.

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