I can hear but, it feel like I have pressure in my ear and as though the right ear only. I also hear slight ringing at times including small clicking noises randomly. I have a 3rd follow up appointment w/ my ENT on Thursday. The 2 hearing tests at this point show loss of low frequency and voices sound high pitched in the right ear.
Should I be going to a specialist? I suggested that I had water in my inner ear but, the doctor will not agree.
I was dumb enough to try ear candling even though studies show it doesn't do what is intended. People swear it helps them and I had been having congested ears. Long story short hot wax from the candle dripped into my ear and now I am in pain. This morning a piece of "candle" wax came out of my ear but I am almost certain there is more in there. My hearing is muffled and when i move my head while sleeping the crackling wakes me up. Any advice or solutions?
On Monday morning I woke with an ear infection. I went to the doctor right away and was given Otic Edge, told to continue an antibiotic I was already on, to call if it wasn't felling better in a couple of days, and to schedule a recheck for a week later. Thursday, my ear still felt plugged, I was getting sharp pains, and ringing so I went back to the doctor. He said that there is alot of drainage in there and it kinda looked like swimmer's ear.
My husband is a doctor so we have exhausted the medical community, ENT, neurologist, internal medicine, chiropractic and all tests, MRI, CAT scan and the official vertigo test at the ENT. Nothing found anything. I finally heard about ear candling. I used 5 in one ear and 6 candles in the other and had INSTANT relief and these candles were full of wax and yeast. I will be repeating this as a preventative measure once a month or more often if needed but I finally have relief.
I am from RI an I can tell you first hand that Irene did a number on our tiny little state......
Neuro-otologists (or neurotologists) are ENTs who have had years of extra training specifically in the inner ear and its connections to the brain. So they are the ones you want to see if a general ENT cannot help you with dizziness/hearing problems.
There is a certificate in otology/neurotology that they get. If you aren't sure whether an ENT is a neurotologist, you can call their office and ask if the doctor has such a certificate. Or ask for a referral.
HEADACH ...* TECHNIQUE : sagittal t1 ,axial t1,axial t2,axial flair,axialdwi,coronal,t1,coronal t2 sequences of the brain were acquired without contrast .....* FINDINGS : no restricted diffusion to suggest acute infarct.scattered nonspecific t2 hyperintense foci within the bilateral subcortical white matter .no parenchymal edema,mass effect,or midline shift. gray-white matter differentiation ispreserved .no evidence of intracranial hemorrhage. no intracranial mass or fluid collection.
Yeah I get a lot of crap from a certain person because I wanna call my little girl Isa (Ee-sah), as a nickname for Isabelle. I'm still learning to just let what that person say go in one ear and out the other... It's really hard!
My fiancee (36) had a partial nephrectomy (2.8cm stage 1 grade 4 cancerous tumor) rumoved from her right kidney in Nov 2011 and is still experiencing these symptoms: Shooting pain through right side of body (were it was performed), causes extreme achyness, right eye twitches and vision in right eye has went from 2.50 to 3.
There is no certification program for alcohol injection of a thyroid cyst.
If you are referring to ECNU - this certification is reassuring (however is relatively new so many of my very experienced colleagues have not had time to certify). ECNU certification does not include PEI.
As long as the doctor has experience with it and is doing frequent ultrasound guided FNA procedures, it should be fine.
I have been to the doctor several time, who has said that I have no ear infection, nothing. He told me it was stress induced and that I should take sleeping pill - I ended up in hospital. I then saw another female doctor who told that I did have an ear infection, gave me antibiotics and said that it would all go away. It didn't and now the left hand side of my face is starting to go numb.
she says her tinglings in her hand and ear have disappeared. her eye nerves were reported to be normal. she does not have any other particular problem right now.
her doctor prescribed her prednisone, which is as far as i know for the inflammation in her brain.
her doctor told us the images in her RI does not llok like MS but since no other diagnosis is made, he said MS is possible.
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Hi. I think the best thing to do in your wife's case is to get a certification from the pathologist who read the biopsy slides regarding the invasiveness and malignant potential of your wife's tumor. Such a certification is most probably acceptable to the insurance company. As an alternative, you can have the biopsy slides reviewed by a second pathologist who can issue the certification.
That is terrible!!. Are you saying that they won't treat you b/c you are HepC positive?
I'm from Northern NJ! Welcome! You will find many ladies, from the NJ/NY/Conn/RI area! We are all more than happy to help answer any questions you may have.
I used to be a massage therapist with an dvanced certification in prenatal and yes they can be so great for your pregnant body!
I remember the feeling of forgetting to take it (I took it at night) and it was like the flu or an inner ear (controls balance/dizziness) infection. When I was in rehab when I was 24 or 25 first in detox the dr didn't prescribe me paxil and switched me to something else and I cried for no reason that I was aware of for 7 days straight until I went from the "detox" to the "rehab" and got a new dr who put me back on it.
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