Again, data on Meniere’s disease and CRP are sparse, yet it can be notably elevated (as high as about 50 mg/L) in cases with Sjogren’s syndrome, but old data revealed that few cases with this disease were found to have minimal to moderate increases in CRP levels, and those with increased CRP did not differ clinically from those with normal values, thus concluding that this syndrome is characterized by relatively low systemic inflammation [745,746]. This evidence concerns the gene CRP and Meniere disease.