Hearing Loss that CAN be Cured!

Hearing Loss that CAN be Cured! | In this video, Dr. Rachael Cook at Applied Hearing Solutions in Phoenix, Arizona reviews may different causes of hearing losses and what cures exist for them.
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[@Defmusicman1]

When a cure for sensorineural hearing loss is discovered, sign me up for clinical trials. Contact info for the clinical trials would be good too.

[@faisalfaizy-kw2qc]

Please kindly let me if there is cure for sensorineural hearing loss??

[@cleanqueen75]

My husband has been deaf in one ear from a high fever from the mumps for 55 years now. He has tinnitus in both ears. He was told nothing can be done.

[@joshuablovsky1744]

@@cleanqueen75 he was told correct. There isn't anything that can be done.

[@charliejg]

In addition to tinnitus treatment, what is being done to get the medical insurance industry to begin recognizing hearing loss and interventions to treat it as medical conditions? Hearing aids are NOT elective in nature as the medical insurance industry now seems to believe.

[@peterdelbove2838]

Great informative video. Thank you.

[@rachaelcookaud2695]

Thanks!

[@scottshepard5095]

Interestingly, I had an Acoustic Neuroma that was removed. I left the hospital with hearing, but lost it a few weeks later. Testing by my audiologist showed I was completely deaf. Since then, i’ve been having massage therapy to treat headaches from the surgery. Guess what? My hearing is partly restored. Maybe tight muscles can reduces signally along the auditory nerve.

[@ramthiagu]

Fantastic explanation thank you very much

[@binuchakrapani7361]

Thank you for this informative video with break up and detailing of the hearing process. Can you please advise me which test can tell me where is the problem outer ear, inner ear or so on..

[@dragoncult666]

A video on treatments for SSHL would be appreciated. Thanks.

[@lauramaeda7214]

It is nice to know that there are treatment options available. I am sure with research more treatment options will become available in the future. Although i have had tinnitus for decades, i also have coexisting chronic conditions which can affect my hearing. I can usually notice a difference whenever I have a spike in one of my other conditions. I am surprised that i haven’t lost the rubber dome inside my ears yet as i was told one ear canal has a weird bend. I’m pretty sure that will eventually happen because I tend to be accident prone.

[@joedusel]

Great video. I'm still not sure about what is causing my hearing loss, but I am seeing a professional this afternoon. One other situation that you did not cover is that some people (like my wife) may develop a small tumor in the inner ear that causes hearing loss.

[@rachaelcookaud2695]

That unfortunately is not curable which is why it was not included!

[@moniquelemaire5333]

I recently had to take Azithromycin for a root canal. After the 5 days of taking the Azithromycin, the hearing in my left ear diminished dramatically....as you said, like I am under water. Is there anything that can be done??? Thank you for your answer. Yes, I will be going to an audiologist on Tuesday and the next week will see the doctor. God bless you and your family. Miss Monique 🙂

[@franciscavalencia3001]

Thanks so much for another sharing this video,, like as my self a problem of tinnitus ang loss hearing.. Looking forward for another advice. Cant afford to buy hearing aid Thanks God bkess, Frm, Philippines..

[@CivenegArevir-pf6nd]

Same from cdo mis or philippines.

[@ruacrazybitch123]

I have all three of those symptoms (hearing loss, tinnitus and vertigo) If using hearing aids to help me to hear works, can you work out what part of my ear isn't working/functioning?

[@globalfamily8172]

Why isn't intratympanic steroid injections offered as an alternative to oral prednisone? I cannot handle the oral medications and I was not offered anything else.

[@noormotani9719]

How can one get diagnosed? Who does the diagnosis the specialist. Is there one in Edmonton Alberta ?

[@Defmusicman1]

An audiologist can do a complete hearing evaluation for you.

[@noormotani9719]

@@Defmusicman1 I had to audiology tests and no treatment options. Only buy hearing aid.

[@mohammedshahin6422]

well, i have 17 years of sudden snhl and tinnitus with 70% loss in the left ear and 90% loss in the right ear. which was acquired due to viral fever, tried every possible treatments still its in the same condition... wondering is there any cure on the horizon

[@benignomarko355]

I am curious as to how the FX-322 & FX-345 are progressing, since research has been unsuccessful. Is there anything new about these medicines or has something new or different appeared?

[@joshuablovsky1744]

These drugs were both scrapped several years ago. The trial failed and they were both abandoned.

[@malikbasharat5142]

Please tell me is there treatment for profound hearing loss

[@munishwara8606]

Hey bro i also suffering by profound hearing loss. This has no cure till now but it can treat with coclear implant . And Yeah! i also wear the hearing implant but we hope that cure will found in future ❤❤❤ .....

[@user-pu9vk5dr3s]

I had hearing loss some years ago while sleeping on the plane during landing. Also had flu. Hears well and clear after TCM Acupunture. Due to flu and injections hearing was blocked again. Acupuncture helps and may take some time. Singapore.

[@humerashahid22]

In January 28 in this year I have sudden sensory neural hearing loss no cure I go to Uic hospital they give me steroids medicine but not help have tinnitus too in my left ear I am so depressed even audiologist said hearing aid is not helping

[@tarynhenry5698]

Whats the cure for sudde SSNHL?

[@Demetri98]

After waking up one day with loss of hearing suddenly in one ear , I was givin prednisone a oral steroid for 2 weeks , did not work only other option was eardrum injections but didnt go that route cause was told showed it really doesnt do anything for most and also can cause to eardrum from needle , but thats up to you to decide, i personally chose not to go that route. After a year i still have high frequency loss and tinnitus, but not as bad as the first month half my hearing came back on its own.

[@SandeepSharma-ir1cr]

It means hearing cells will be recover soon ?? 🙏🙏

[@Volksinformant]

This is necessary if we want to cure sensorineural hearing loss. The hair cells must grow back.

[@SandeepSharma-ir1cr]

@@Volksinformant you mean to say if I want the treatment then I can get back my hearing cell Right ?

[@Volksinformant]

@@SandeepSharma-ir1cr If science can find a way to regrow destroyed hair cells, it will be possible to cure sensorineural hearing loss. This includes noise-induced hearing loss! That would be a sensation. I think gene therapy or stem cell therapy is a possible way. Many animals, including birds, certain fish species and reptiles, are able to regrow their hair cells automatically. Why humans and mammals in general are at such a disadvantage is still a mystery. This is a serious flaw.

[@SandeepSharma-ir1cr]

@@Volksinformant absolutely right our scientists are working on so many things even doctor have covered almost Cancer treatment too almost on all the stages but I don’t understand why don’t they work on regrow hearing cell??? seriously ENT is going so back I don’t think people or upcoming generation will join ENT Doctors if it will be the same.. So Sad Truth :(((

[@Volksinformant]

@@SandeepSharma-ir1cr The bitter truth is that human hearing is the most neglected organ in medical research. Very few research institutions worldwide are looking for a cure for sensorineural hearing loss and tinnitus. As if that wasn't bad enough, audiology and otology have made zero progress in the last 50 years. Really zero progress. It is the least developed branch of medicine. Completely complacent, the medical profession believes that habituation and hearing aids are sufficient for the treatment of hearing loss and tinnitus. No wonder we still don't have a cure. It makes me very angry and it has contributed to my losing faith in medicine.

[@vladislavroytapel2830]

the big question that stay in the way of success of the treatmentis fear that already damaged hearing cells { hering loss/.Hyperacusis/tinnites} will be more prone to more damages than normal people would have ? So we need to protect ourself from loud sounds even far more ? ...it is really official otherwise because logically that is the truth..especially when noises create more pain in the ears.Please address this question with your professional opinion? Possably we need to use ear plugs with 70 max ds?

[@fadilb9665]

Definitely over protect, better safe than sorry

[@vladislavroytapel2830]

Yes, but there is no question from you if there is any proof on one way or another in my question I think everyone would love to hear that ?!

[@fadilb9665]

@@vladislavroytapel2830 I don't know people say you should expose yourself to normal everyday noises so you get better, not loud sounds. Loud sounds are a big no no since they are the root cause of hyperacusis, they caused damage to your auditory nerve in the first place why would you want to be exposed to them more

[@vladislavroytapel2830]

@@fadilb9665 Your answer imaking sence and that was my quesion ... How to how to follow dr ecomendaciones to less using plugs and protections to use to it ..but at the same time be safe ?

[@sarabjitkaur1021]

Mam please translate in hindi because u r speaking fast mam my brother is suffering hair loss problem problem

[@waitingforrealitytosetin4807]

My hearing loss I can live with, much more concerned with the tinnitus. Many people have hearing loss without tinnitus, I'm not one of them. Perhaps the upcoming Susan Shore device will lessen it. Hearing aids help to a point.

[@rachaelcookaud2695]

I've got a lot of videos on this topic and hope to keep them coming. Tinnitus treatment is going to see a lot of advancements in the coming years!

[@ilovephotography1254]

Hi Rachel, I appreciate all of the valuable information that you and Cliff bring to the hearing impaired community. Please don't mind me for saying this. Both you and Dr Cliff tend to overstate your body language. Watching all of the hyper bouncing of hands and body appears to be very unnatural. I'm sure that you do this on purpose for a reason, but for me I find it to be annoying.

[@mohammadabdawi7280]

I agree I have been following this channel for a while Everything mentioned in this video is repeated information from previous videos. I don’t know. I expect that they should release a video from time to time, regardless of what is presented. I feel disappointed