The actress Mariana Rios 39, recalled, last Tuesday (10), having been diagnosed as Meniere’s disease a syndrome characterized by increased fluid pressure [endolinfa] within the membranes of the inner ear.
During her participation in the program The Noite with Danilo Gentili, the guest said the condition arose after a peak of stress, as a result of work overload. From the frame, Rios lost 30% of hearing left ear and now lives with tinnitus every day.
“I was at work, super stressed, constantly flying between Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo, and my ears started ringing endlessly during this peak of stress,” she said.
“I went down to Rio, feeling my ears ringing. My ear kept ringing for a month, and I didn’t go to the doctor. When I started getting dizzy and having labyrinthitis, I thought, ‘Something’s wrong.’ I went to the doctor, and he said, ‘You came late. It should have come within the first 36 hours. You lost 30% of your hearing, and there is no way to reverse it’”, he added.
After the discovery, the actress underwent changes in her routine to be able to live with the disease. Among the adjustments, Mariana avoids sleeping less than eight hours or more than nine hours per night.
According to her, if you don’t follow the recommendation, the symptoms become more severe. “I’m not generalizing, for each person [é diferente]but mine works that way. This brought me the understanding that I needed to stop, look inside, understand what I was doing with my life”, he concluded.
And more – understand the disease that caused Mariana Rios’ hearing loss.
Studies show that 1 billion young people are at risk of hearing loss
This content was originally published in Mariana Rios recalls illness that left her with hearing loss after stress on the CNN Brasil website.
Source: CNN Brasil
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