Singer Jessie J’s hearing and balance problems are caused by a syndrome that affects the inner ear, the singer announced on Instagram Live over the weekend.
She struggles to hear from her right ear, she said.
“I woke up and felt like I was completely deaf in my right ear, unable to walk in a straight line,” Jessie J explained about symptoms she was experiencing. “Actually, I was told I had Ménière’s syndrome.”
The singer “Bang Bang” (32) continued in her explanation and said: “I know a lot of people suffer from it and I have actually had a lot of people come to me and give me good advice, so I ‘I just lay still . ‘
Ménière’s disease can occur at any age, but is commonly seen in young and middle-aged adults and, according to the Mayo Clinic, is a disorder of the inner ear that can lead to dizziness and vertigo. “In most cases, Ménière’s disease affects only one.”
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Although Ménière’s disease is considered a chronic ailment, various treatments can alleviate the symptoms and mitigate the long-term impact on everyday life.
After her discovery and subsequent search for answers, the pop star told her fans that she felt ‘much better’, especially now that she has been ‘on the right medicine’ ever since.
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The British artist did not stop at the setback and told her fans not to panic as it could be worse.
“That’s what it is,” she said. “I’m very grateful for my health. It just cut me off. On Christmas Eve I was in the ear hospital and had ‘What’s going on?’ But I’m thankful I went early and they worked out fast. ‘
Singer Jessie J has revealed that her diagnosis Ménière was diagnosed after she said she was ‘completely deaf’ in her right ear. (Photo by Tommaso Boddi / Getty Images for Republic Records)
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Jessie J said that despite her diagnosis, she’s starting to feel comfortable singing, adding that she ‘is not really good at singing hard yet, but I miss her just as much.’
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She later outlined her symptoms, saying she “has no focus and my ear sounds like someone crawling in and turning on a hair dryer.”