Karen- Headaches are definetly related to MD. I have one just about every day and sometimes it turns into a migraine so dont be alarmed its just another one of those lovely symptoms we go through as menieres patients. I find that if I lay down alone with only my night light and my brown noise app that it seems to help ease my symptoms some. sorry to say but I have researched it and headache usually stay with you for awile. And the halo vision is definetly a sign a migraine my be coming on. last night I had a severe headache and then the dizziness set in thats when i have to take my valium I try to reserve it as much as possible so that my body wont get used to it and it not work. hope this helps and ask as many questions as you want thats what were all here for to support one another. :)

Yes Headaches are common I get them all the time my eyes hurt a lot and I have vision problems so don't get upset it's just part of it we all have to go through it but they don't last forever take care hugs Shirley

Thanks for telling me I was beginning to think I was nuts because it would ease up and then with movement bring nausea and weird vision. Its a comfort to know I am not going crazy like I always feel I am.

I don't get headaches though I never get them this was probably my third in my life. It seems that MD I have had for a few years is kicking up its spurs :(

I am having the worst time with headache and ringing and these weird dizzy spells.

Rose- I know what you mean I have at least some sort of headache each day lately they have been migraines and at that point hard to function. It sucks !!!!!!

I never knew that migraines were associated with Meniere's. I've had bad migraines for most of my life and doctors never could find a cause. I have headaches nearly every day, but they don't bother me. It's when they turn into migraines that I suffer. I have migraines several times a week and my doctors give me ibuprofen to combat them. Doesn't really help much, but it's better than nothing.

Though I think I have more than one type of migraine. After doing some research I think I have Occipital migraines as well as the regular ones. With the (possible) occipital migraines, they usually start at the base of my skull and are usually triggered by me sleeping wrong or having pressure on my neck. They are the more debilitating migraines for me as they can take 2 days to go away and usually come with nausea/vomiting. Regular migraines start behind my right eye usually and can go away the same day if I take a lot of ibuprofen and rest a bit.

I wonder if they're all connected to MD or if it's a symptom of different things. Frustrating.

Today I am having bad headache but I am trying not to let me feel down