Evaluation and Diagnosis

• Conduct a thorough clinical evaluation, including history and physical examination.
• Consider diagnostic tests like audiometry, vestibular testing, and imaging (MRI/CT).

Medical Treatment Options

• Use medications such as vestibular suppressants, diuretics, or corticosteroids based on diagnosis.
• Manage tinnitus with sound therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy, or medications.

Hearing Rehabilitation

• Explore hearing aids or cochlear implants for significant hearing loss.
• Include auditory rehabilitation and counseling.

Lifestyle and Supportive Measures

• Implement balance exercises and avoid triggers to reduce vertigo episodes.
• Ensure regular follow-up with ENT specialists or audiologists.

Referral to Specialists

• Consult an otolaryngologist, audiologist, and possibly a neurologist for comprehensive care.

Long-term Management

• Recognize the chronic nature of symptoms and the need for ongoing management to improve quality of life.