Simply defined, a balance disorder is a disorder that causes a person to feel insecure, to feel sick, or to feel immobile. The four most common types of the disease are Ménière’s disease, labyrinthitis, benign paroxysmal positional vertigo, vestibular neuronitis, and perilymphatic fistula. All of these problems negatively affect the inner ear and the environment.
As with previous illnesses, allergies and intolerances can affect the inner ear and the environment, as well as many other parts and functions of the body. Symptoms of allergies and intolerances can sometimes be very similar to those of balance disorders.
Allergies and intolerances can have an incredible number of effects depending on the person and the situation. Allergies and intolerances can occur in the form of skin or respiratory diseases. They can cause headaches, hearing loss, fatigue, behavioral problems, and anxiety. Allergies and intolerances are known to irritate or cause certain illnesses.
Indeed, allergies and intolerances are known to be the basis of many common illnesses and diseases. For example, Ménière’s disease has been linked to allergies and intolerance. Celiac disease, Crohn’s disease, and certain kidney diseases are also linked to allergies and intolerance. People with Ménière’s disease or other unspecified balance problem can most likely have allergies or intolerances that irritate their underlying conditions. Allergies or intolerances may even have been the cause of their balance problems. If a person has an allergy or intolerance that can cause the disease, the problem should be addressed immediately, otherwise permanent damage may occur.
If a person has a balance disorder and believes that an allergy or intolerance is irritating or causing the problem, the person can take steps to find out what is causing the reaction in their body. If a person does not know what they are allergic or intolerant to, they can see a doctor for a test or try to find out on their own. Medical testing is usually the safest way, as there are certain agents that you may have a negative reaction to if you are exposed to one day and do not respond on the second day. A doctor may be the best option for anyone who suffers from allergies, intolerance, and imbalance at the same time.