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The stapes removal technique, also known as a stapedectomy, helps remove the stapes bone and improve hearing. Despite the operation having a lot of advantages, some individuals report negative side effects, hence doctors advise against it. Here are a few arguments against stapedectomy that I will make....
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For the treatment of tonsillitis, particularly in children, tonsillectomy is a very common technique. However, the treatment is frequently used to treat individuals who have a persistent sore throat as well....
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Sit or lie down during an episode of vertigo. You might lose your balance.
Avoid sudden movement, watching television, or reading.
Use good lighting at night.
Use a cane for more stabili...
Hearing & Balance
Whether you are a seasoned traveller or someone who is about to take their first flight. When your jet takes off and lands, you'll experience an uncomfortable and difficult to explain sensation in your ears. No matter how many times you've taken a flight, this feeling will eventually arise. Have you ever pondered why this happens or what the cause is?...
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Get an emergency medical care if you are having a new or severe vertigo along with:
Sudden and severe headache.
Seizures and faintness.
Chest pain or breathing difficulty....
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In one community-based study of children aged 1 to 15 years, 8% had experienced vertigo and in 23% of these, it was severe enough that it interfered with activity....
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A detailed history of the development and kind of the tinnitus is essential for making a diagnosis of the condition....
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The three basic types of hearing loss are conductive, sensorineural, and mixed.
Conductive hearing loss caused by conditions such cerumen impaction, middle ear effusion, tympanic membrane perforation, otosclerosis, and cholesteatoma that affect the middle and external ears.
In addition to inner ear damage, demyelination or degeneration of nerve cells that transmit information from the cochlea to the hearing-specific parts of the brain can also cause sensorineural hearing loss.
Middle ear and inner ear, or auditory nerve, are both affected by the condition known as mixed hearing loss....
