Ear Disorders Pt2: Cholesteatoma Symptoms, Otosclerosis Symptoms | Middle Ear Infection Treatment

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Thank you for the video and explanation. My son has undergone gone 2 Cholesteatomas surgeries and latest MRI results doesn’t look promising. My question is do you see patients going through multiple surgeries? Any other way to manage this disease?

[@HearingSolutionCtr]

So it's a type of tumor in essence. When you remove the tumor, you haven't told the body "don't make it anymore". Because that hasn't happened on a molecular level, sometimes the patient has multiple surgeries to correct the same issue. It should have been explained to you. Why, for instance, do I turn my ankles and tear ACLS in my knee? Very loose ligaments for Scott.

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Excellent video you explained this very well, I have Otosclerosis when I went to the ENT he some what explained this but was still difficult to hear, the Doctor wanted me to take some kind of Vitamin for my ears he said that should take of, well I stopped taking it as it made me sick. I ended up getting hearing aids. I was also told that some of my hearing loss was from the Chemo medication Cisplatin as I had cancer 14 years ago. Now with Tinnitus the ringing and roaring drive me crazy. I’m glad I came across your video.

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about four months ago I had the symptoms of infection in the inner ear, it was very annoying all the time I was dizzy, I took medicine but even after all this time it seems that I have a crunch when I perform certain movements, thanks for sharing

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Hello doc Tell me how does doctor diagonise otosclerosis and colesteatoma

[@HearingSolutionCtr]

Both middle ear problems with two SEPARATE points. 1. Otosclerosis - is a bone growth of the bones in the middle ear that is just over growth. If you do a Stapes Mobilization or Stapendectomy you don't tell the body to turn off bone growth and it most likely comes back. I disagree with this surgery if more than once. 2. Cholesteotoma - is a growth in the middle ear (tumorous) that's removed by cutting away the ear drum then cutting out this pussy fluid filled sac. It's very smelly in the ear and really bothersome.

[@tsheringdekar7981]

@@HearingSolutionCtr sorry to bother but what I mean to ask is how does doctor diagnosis this problem ???? How do they know that there is cholesteatoma behind the ear drum

[@HearingSolutionCtr]

@@tsheringdekar7981 Not sure that you want me to be that technical...but Tympanometry. Normal physician doesn't do it. That's why ENT and Audiology get involved with hearing tests and tympanometry with views of the ear drum. But you can't tell the difference between Cholesteotoma and Otosclerosis by looking. Testing...

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@@HearingSolutionCtr thank you so much

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For more than 2 years I have had a sound of water swooshing around in my right ear. I’ve been to ENT. It they don’t do Anything about it but suggest there is nothing can be done. It swooshes, crunches, and makes noises all day long but mostly at night. I’ve used baby oil, peroxide, otc meds but it doesn’t go away. If you could help me identify this I’ll bake you a cake, lol. I do wear hearing aids and I don’t hear as well in the right ear. I’m always blowing it, like after you’ve been swimming, it pops and I hear a tad better for a little while. Been to audiologists but they cannot go further in passed drum.. Help me please. Patty

[@HearingSolutionCtr]

Hi Patty. I am going to suggest something that might be really weird. I had a cough that was not going away for YEARS. Nothing fixed it. But once I got off sugar and carbs (Keto for me) all that congestion went away. Sometimes more drastic diet plans can make a massive difference. Sugars especially are inflammatory in nature. Then they create mucose that stays in the body. Sometimes our bodies are responding to what we are eating. I would recommend a NP (Naturopathic doc) that might do some of their other testing to find the congestion that's still there.

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i have choleseatoma and going to have surgery soon.

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Dear doctor, iam suffering middle ear infection otocelersis please help me what I can do

[@DrScottYoung]

Middle Ear infection is different from Otosclerosis. Which is it?

[@HearingSolutionCtr]

Did you see your ear physician?

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A poping in the ear ?? Hearing go's on and off . Can you help?

[@HearingSolutionCtr]

Couple possibilities... 1. Ear infection...less likely but possible. Would come with MASSIVE plugged up feeling that doesn't really go away or pain. 2. Allergies to food or pollens. That causes your ear to pop. Some people have this all the time. ID the allergy to know what causes it. 3. Could also be from the Jaw (called TMJ) that a good Doctor of Osteopathy does OMT to adjust (not talking about a Chiropracter here). Could also be something in the neck that needs adjustment.

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I have developed a metallic humming/drumming sound in my ear. Comes and goes away throughout the day, varies in volume and I don’t hear it if I plug my ear. Any ideas of what this is.

[@HearingSolutionCtr]

You gotta get that checked out by a local Audiologist. Hard to say by the internet.

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I hope doc, that you can help me, I want to know doc , if the person is l totally cannot hear the two ears, but this tym he only heard the sound is like a washing machine sound, is there any how to do for it?

[@HearingSolutionCtr]

That needs to be investigated by an Ear Nose and Throat physician due to a potential middle ear infection. That is in the highest probability treatable!!!

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In this Dr. Scott Young Hearing Expert video that is the part #2 about "Ear Disorder" the author is continuing helping us to understand what might be going on with our Ear Infection. We may be asking, “will ear infection go away on its own?”, and sometimes it requires special surgeries to fix the issue. If we have struggled with Middle Ear Infection Symptoms or Cholesteatoma Symptoms or Otosclerosis Symptoms and have never known how to ask the right questions, then we have to watch very careful this video. In this very didactic video Doctor of Audiology Dr. Scott Young continue giving us detailed answers about how the middle works and the disorders that can happen. In this video, the author has focused on middle ear disorders of Mastoidectomy Surgery, and Otosclerosis Symptoms, Cholesteatoma Treatment. For more information please go to: kzbin.info/door/48arkBdLiK-iVqHacvpRkg and also go to: www.heartulsa.com

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Boy that foul smelling discharge is terrible. People can smell me coming from 10 feet away. And it's weird I don't smell it before others do😅😅😢. Had a Modified Radical Mastoidectomy Canal Wall Down. 40 years later and it's still discharging at least 4 times a week.

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I have no smell but they say cholesteoma

[@HearingSolutionCtr]

Sometimes, you can't smell it...because it's purely contained in the middle ear. If there is a hole in the eardrum, you probably would smell it. But remember sometimes the overarching terms of diagnosis doesn't fit everyone. Why did my roommate in college have the stinkiest feet I have ever smelled with a guy that washed up several times a day? Chemistry issues.

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