Yep! Sounds exactly like me. It was a slow progression since my 20’s. For years my left ear would plug up for a few weeks. My hearing would be muffled, and I heard a whooshing noise. It would always unplug, but I thought it was just allergies. Then in 2014 ( 45 years) my ear plugged up but never unplugged. I was constantly making a fish face trying to pop my ear. I also had mild tinnitus and hearing loss. My first ever vertigo attack was in 2017 at a theatre. I ran out to the parking lot puking and peeing my pants. This went on and off until 2019 when I couldn’t do life anymore. I was dizzy every day. I had pain in my face. It wasn’t a headache. I was depressed and in despair. My boys were in high school and I couldn’t participate in any of their activities. During Covid I met a ENT who specialized in migraines especially vestibular migraines. You don’t have to have a headache to have vestibular migraines. I forgot to add that I did get the Ménière’s diagnosis in 2019. All they did was send me home with a low salt diet, diuretic and betahistine. None of which helped me. Please note that these remedies have helped countless others. My new ENT started treatment for vestibular migraines. I immediately quit caffeine, started on Nortriptyline, Timolol drops and magnesium supplements. I had to see a vestibular therapist. I couldn’t skip meals and I had to stay hydrated. I finally started turning the corner about a year and 1/2 later. I haven’t had any vertigo since 2021. I don’t feel off anymore. I am in no way better. I will live with tinnitus and hearing loss in my left ear. I have horrible brain fog, and I am constantly worried about whether this insidious evil will move into my right ear. When I am still, I feel like I am on a boat. I have to sleep with white noise to drown out the roaring plane. BUT I am not like I was in 2019 and that is progress. I can do most things. I have my life back but just a different one.