Sorry I didn't know. I know for me that when their is a change in the weather I can get sick.

I note that I feel great with sunshine- high pressure- cloudy, rainy -not so much, and humid- pretty yucky. Faster the changes- worse I feel☀️

The barometric pressure affect my Ménière’s a great deal. Too high or too low and also going from low to high or high to low in a short period of time does it to me as well

Weather changes really effect me as well! I can usually feel a storm coming even if it isn’t predicted by the local weather report.

I found a website “Weather” that has the current Barometric pressure. I only look at it when I don’t feel well to see if there is a reason for my lightheaded feeling. Looking at it sooner might result in a self fulfilling sickness. And lots of info on Barometric pressure effect on health on the internet. .

I too find on rainy/cloudy or stormy days my menieres is much worse. I feel very "off" and wobbly.

hi my specialist told me that barometer pressure does affected us with menijere disease and we can be more sick on those days