I'm 21 and developed it at 13. I was told it was idiopathic as no one knows what causes Meniere's Disease.

However recent research published this month (http://content.karger.com/ProdukteDB/produkte.asp?Aktion=ShowFulltext&ArtikelNr=189783&ProduktNr=224270) suggests it has a viral cause.

Would anti-viral treatment help me at this stage?

also, what on earth does this mean?? and why would I get it at 13?

How can I ask my doctor about anti-viral treatment and is it a safe road to try to take ?? thanks!

83yr Female nondiabetic presnets with parasthesiasof feet due to idiopathic senile peripheral neuropathy, B12: normal, diet: normal. Tried application of local anestetics on sole but got no benefit. She seeks medical treatment?
She is NOT DIABETIC
She is NOT DIABETIC and SEEKS MEDICAL TREATMENT.
Division of nerve will not prove good as it will diminish sensations (that can lead to neuropathic ulcers) as well as autonomic regulation (e.g. sweating and blood vessels).