My head is messed up. Not serious, just aggravating. Migraines, vertigo and ear hissing.
I've learned to live with them to a point. Usually, they last only a few hours or a day or two and Tylenol and Ibuprofen taken together can take care of them. But the last migraine attack in Nov lasted 2 weeks. Not every day, but almost and one of the days I just laid on my bed with a pillow over my head. That caused me to call the Doctor. He ordered a brain scan, all was ok. Just gave me script for butal/apap/caf. (Acetaminophen, Butalbital, and Caffeine). The odd thing is I use acetaminophen and drink coffee. But the pill seemed to work. By the end of the 2nd week the migraine went away.
Vertigo is more of an annoyance than anything else. I can function normally for the most part. But I'm careful when I have it. I get up slowly from sitting, I try to avoid bending over, I turn my head slowly and I don't look up. Still if I move too fast, or turn my head I may get dizzy, but not as much if I wasn't cautious.
Right now I've been dealing with hissing in my ears since at least the beginning of the year. It can be almost unnoticeable to very loud, but constant, it doesn't stop. Seeing my ENT Friday.
These are minor issues compared to what other are going through, 2 of my friends are dealing with more serious medical situations, so all in all I'm good. Would just like the hissing to stop. 
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Have had vertigo for probably 20 years. Can even go a couple of years without an attack, then out of the blue it will hit me. I will mention manières symptoms to my doctor next time I have my check-up, or if I have another attack.
Thank you, KT, for your information and I'm glad the surgery was a life saver for you. 
Also sleep propped up! It’s a pain, but it gives the crystals a chance to “reseat” themselves.
Hope you get some relief soon.
Is it tinnitus? Hopefully, the ENT doc will have some ideas on treatment.
Seeing the ENT tomorrow morning, but I don't have a lot of hope for a remedy. Maybe something I just have to live with. 
Good luck with the ENT tomorrow! 
I've had vertigo for over 30 years, although it rarely flares up anymore. Mainly when my sinuses are congested or the atmospheric pressure is high, or it's windy.
I've been told it's all in my imagination, that it's meniere's, that I need the Epley maneuver (I don't).
Finally a few years ago I got sent to a topnotch neurologist who had me undergo all sorts of scans and tests, including one where they put a stream of warm water in my affected ear. I got so dizzy from the water test that I was clinging to the table and yelling for them to stop because it felt like the exam table was rocking wildly back and forth..
The diagnosis: I have nerve damage to my inner ear - vestibular neuropathy. There's not much that can be done about it, but at least I finally know what is causing it. I don't drink alcohol, limit myself to 2 cups of tea a day, no coffee. When my tree pollen season starts in January I use Flonase and an oral inhaler for my asthma until late April. When it's cold and windy I try to stay indoors.
Ginger tea helps a little.
Good luck to you in finding out what's causing it, and finding a way to treat it.