We describe a 44-year-old woman who had right tinnitus up to six times in recent seven years. Right reversible sensory hearing loss was identified, but vertigo did not attribute to canulolithesis of semicircular canal. Although it is yet beyond the current image techniques and equipment to solve the enigma in such a case, we suggest an unknown recurrent vasculopathy, rather than Ménière`s disease or migrainous vertigo acted on the underlying presumably abnormal microcirculation of the inner ear and left behind the right transient cochleopathy with partial vestibulopathy..