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The results suggest that the condition of patients with Ménière's disease may be measured by these instruments, that the instruments are in substantial agreement about the serious impairment in patients' quality of life, and that the days with acute episodes of Ménière's disease symptoms are significantly worse than the days without such symptoms. Treating physicians indicated surprise at the breadth and the level of debilitation characteristic of these patients with Ménière's disease.
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