Semicircular Canal Dehiscence & Cervical Spine Instability

[@Blues1576]

Dr Ross Hauser. You're a legend . I wish other Drs had the same knowledge. Well Done 👏 ✔️ 👍 👌

[@mademsoisellerhapsody]

Fascinating subject and explained well enough for nonmedical viewers. Thank you!

[@smoove354]

God bless dr hauser 🤲

[@monicaz4949]

Absolutely. Bless his soul

[@Krishanapanchaal1]

I love this doctor . I have all these issues of autophony , hearing my heart beats and i'm heading to your clinic in a month . Thankyou for all the information you give.

[@zakyvids6566]

@krishana panchal I would recommend making a KZbin channel if you don’t mind giving us updates of how is your progress does not have to be long neither has to show face

[@Krishanapanchaal1]

@@zakyvids6566 are u from india

[@jenniroberds1571]

Can the third windo be plugged with a mastoidectomy ?

[@jono_young]

I’m no doctor ☺️ but I had my left side third window plugged and re-surfaced six months ago. Just debating if I should have my other side done now, the surgery has been a double edge sword, it’s been helpful towards migraines and vertigo, but unfortunately the surgery destroyed the little hearing I had left. Now my left side autophony is amped, as is my tinnitus. Also weirdly……the side operated on I have become a super conductor for sound energy/vibrations. I can now hear my whole scalp and all facial muscles sound the the rumble of an earthquake now 😮‍💨🫨😵‍💫🫨😂✌️➕❤️☺️

[@fernandoirastorza7218]

Hi doctor, I'm from Mexico and I would like to know if you could recommend some prolotherapy doctor here in Mexico please

[@StyleshStorm]

Aloha. I'm from Hawaii, a fellow Tropical state. I can't come to Florida but wanted to ask. Can inflamed neck aches and problems cause ear ringing? I ask because i notice when neck inflammation in the back goes away thr ringing hrratly reduces down from 90% to about only 10%>

[@sandramckibben8494]

I am 48 years old and have had jaw surgery at 24, my vision was extremely bad for years and suddenly had floaters around 35. Had implantable contact lens surgery soon after floaters first appeared. Throughout my life I've had ear infections and sinus pressure and infections on a regular basis. A few years ago I won a free visit to a chiropractor on Facebook and he took X-rays and said that my neck bones were starting to fuse together and that I needed to get something done before things got really bad. I don't have insurance and pretty much struggle to be able to work like I used to. For a few years now I've had so many days that I felt like I was drunk. I don't drink alcohol. Horrible feeling. Balance problems and brain fog, memory problems, headaches, feeling like I was having a heart attack several times, just not feeling even close to okay most of the time. I was driving one time and suddenly my heart started racing and my vision just started going dark. I thought I was going to pass out before I could get the car stopped. I have horrible double vision. I've been watching these videos for a couple of years now and I'm convinced that my neck is causing all of my problems. I pray that I will be able to see Dr Houser someday. But without insurance I will probably never have the opportunity. All of these problems have caused me problems in every area of my life. My relationships with people I love have suffered because of these symptoms. No one seems to be able to take me seriously and I pretty much get treated like I'm lying about everything because nobody can see the things that are wrong with me. I've worked my whole life but now I'm treated like I'm making this up just so I don't have to work or like I'm just being lazy. So on top of everything else that's going on I am depressed because I feel like I have no one left and I spend most of my time alone. Add some shame to the list because I have had to have so much financial help and I just want to give up. How do people live like this? Especially when I can't get treatment to fix the problems and I have become a burden to everyone. I may never be able to get treated for any of the things that are wrong with me, but it makes me happy to see so many other people that suffer with the same issues that are fortunate enough to find these videos and have treatment so that they can have their life back. Dr Houser has probably saved so many lives just by putting this information out there and taking the time to post videos that educate and give people hope when everything else has failed. I'm so thankful to have answers to questions and be able to understand what is probably going on with me, even if I still can't do anything about it. Thank you Dr Houser for caring enough about people to post information that can change their life. I wish more doctors had a heart like yours.

[@CaringmedicalProlotherapy]

Sandra, we see and hear you! Thank you for sharing part of your story, we understand how debilitating some of these conditions can become and we are praying for your complete healing!

[@sandramckibben8494]

@@CaringmedicalProlotherapy thank you! I'm just happy to see so many people who have the same problems that I have be able to get better so that their quality of life returns to normal. Nothing worse than people assuming you are just being lazy. Nobody sees how ashamed I am about the fact that I can't do so many things that everyone else can. Thank you for helping so many people who are going through this!

[@OscarMarquez-ep4mg]

You are describing all my symptoms is for many years but Always was told was in my mind but no I said I hear my voice in echo in my left ear and get dizzy and feel like the floor is waving under my feet or in bed with the feeling I'm in a water bed❤❤❤❤😊😊😊😊😊😊the explanation is complete what is the solution...

[@jamesjohnstone1224]

Hi doctor I’m from the UK ! Unable to get to America unfortunately There is an MRI specialist in London who offer upright MRI’s of the cervical spine with flexion and extension. Would this be of good enough quality to diagnose cci Many thanks

[@roboquaid]

I said this to my neurosurgeon in Bristol and said London is the only place to do this but so expensive if I wanted to get it done

[@JonJon-vd7cj]

Can your own voice cause hearing loss with this condition? If your voice sound energy is going right through the dehiscence, would that hurt the cochlea?

[@roboquaid]

I wanna know if you can diagnose this awful pressure in my eyes and head 24/7 debilitating 😭

[@CaringmedicalProlotherapy]

Hi James- So sorry that you are living with that pain. It is debilitating for sure. We would be happy to help you get a diagnosis and treatment plan, if your case sounds like a good fit for our center here in Fort Myers, FL. If you would like to potentially have our team help you here, you're welcome to reach out to us directly. Wishing you all the best in healing and getting answers asap!

[@roboquaid]

@@CaringmedicalProlotherapy thanks... I'm in the uk and I am saving up for a flight/accommodation and consultation. Any idea how much roughly I would need?

[@CaringmedicalProlotherapy]

@@roboquaid Hi James, Good questions, and we would be able to give you more specific information after reviewing your case. We have basic pricing and travel information on our www.caringmedical.com site as well. You're welcome to reach out for a more in-depth review.

[@Lea-gx3rj]

Do you take Blue Cross/Blue Shield?

[@CaringmedicalProlotherapy]

No, we are not part of any insurance networks. If you chose to get treated, we will provide you with a detailed invoice that can be submitted to a private, non-HMO insurance company for possible reimbursement at the “out of network” rate. We cannot, however, guarantee any insurance reimbursement because most insurance company policies only offer pain medication and cortisone, or some physical therapy, for chronic pain treatments.

[@BrazyGabz]

I haven’t been diagnosed yet with scds but I did hear the same pop in both ears and right after I experienced issues specifically the autophony symptoms. I have some vertigo when weight straining but my most concern is the autophony and head pressure and another thing you mentioned that I don’t see any other person with scds have is visual snow which I do. Will this therapy work for autophony and visual snow or do I need surgery for that 😭????

[@SandraBrooks-bq7wm]

Mine is so severe surgery is my only option. I cannot stand this anymore.

[@CaringmedicalProlotherapy]

Hi Sandra - we would love to get you in for a consult - a lot of our patients think that surgery is there only option and that is not always the case!