Table 1.

Table displaying the research method and references of the collected studies associating hormonal variations and vestibular pathologies. Research carried out in February 2022.

Pathology and Method of the Research	Hormonal Variation	References
VPPB
- BPPV and estrogen, BPPV and peri-menopause, BPPV and postmenopausal,	Estradiol (women in pre and post menopause)	[34,35,36,37,38,39,40,41,42,43,44]
- BPPV and thyroid	Thyroid pathologies	[47,48]
- BPPV and cortisol
- BPPV and stress hormones
- BPPV and vasopressin
- BPPV and insulin	Insulin	[51]
Ménière disease
- Ménière disease and vasopressin	Vasopressin	[2,56,59,60,61,62,63,64,65,66,67,68]
- Ménière disease and prolactin	Prolactin	[69,70]
- Ménière disease and melatonin	Melatonin	[71]
- Ménière disease and aldosterone	Aldosterone	[72]
- Ménière disease and menopause	Sexual hormones	[73,74,75,76]
- Ménière and stress hormones	Stress hormones	[77,78,79,80]
Vestibular migraine
- vestibular migraine and hormones	Estradiol	[54,55]
- vestibular migraine and menopause
- vestibular migraine and estrogen/vestibular migraine and menstrual cycle
- vestibular migraine and thyroid
- vestibular migraine and insulin
- vestibular migraine and cortisol
Vestibular dysfunction
- vestibular dysfunction and vasopressin	Vasopressin	[2,12,13,15,81]
- vestibular dysfunction and insulin	Insulin	[52,53]
- vestibular dysfunction and estrogen	Estradiol	[82,83,84,85,86,87,88]
- vestibular dysfunction and menopause		[89]
- vestibular dysfunction and cortisol	Cortisol
Vestibular system
Vestibular system and hypothalamus	Hypothalamus	[2,22,89,90,91,92,93]
Acute vertigo
- acute vertigo and hormones	Different hormones	[57,60,94,95,96,97]
- acute vertigo and cortisol
- acute and thyroid vertigo
- acute vertigo and insulin
- acute vertigo and progesterone
- acute vertigo and estrogen
- acute vertigo and vasopressin