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[The pilot study of type Ⅰ allergic reaction in Meniere's disease patients].

Tao Pan, Yu Zhao, Yujing Ding, Zhaoyi Lu, Furong Ma

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Patients with Meniere's disease report higher rate of allergy than the control group. Type Ⅰ allergic reaction is thought to be one of the possible reasons that may induce endolymphatic hydrops and lead to Meniere's disease.

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Patients with Meniere's disease report higher rate of allergy than the control group. Type Ⅰ allergic reaction is thought to be one of the possible reasons that may induce endolymphatic hydrops and lead to Meniere's disease.

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Patients with Meniere's disease report higher rate of allergy than the control group. Type Ⅰ allergic reaction is thought to be one of the possible reasons that may induce endolymphatic hydrops and lead to Meniere's disease.

Key concepts: Medicine, Meniere's disease, Serous fluid, Vertigo, Internal medicine, Disease, Tinnitus, Gastroenterology

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