I recently visited an ENT and will be undergoing extensive tests to determine the cause of this. In your opinion, what might be a reason for this happening in left ear? Is it possible that this could be corrected or become permanent ?
July 10, 2015
Answer: Clogged Ear Hille2Sorry for your clogged ear after your surgery. As you can see from the other responses, it is not a common finding after 10 months. Seeing your ENT is the correct step to take as they can determine if it is something like dried material in your ear canal or ear drum. Your ENT should look with a microscope to see if there is any material on the ear drum causing the clogged sensation. It is important to relate if your hearing has diminished due to the clogged sensation. Best of luck
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July 10, 2015
Answer: Clogged Ear Hille2Sorry for your clogged ear after your surgery. As you can see from the other responses, it is not a common finding after 10 months. Seeing your ENT is the correct step to take as they can determine if it is something like dried material in your ear canal or ear drum. Your ENT should look with a microscope to see if there is any material on the ear drum causing the clogged sensation. It is important to relate if your hearing has diminished due to the clogged sensation. Best of luck
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July 8, 2015
Answer: Hearing issues after a facelift. Sometimes debris can accumulate in the external auditory canal after a facelift. This is treated by cleaning. Your problem sounds more complex and I don't really have an explanation. I think a workup by your ENT is a good idea.
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July 8, 2015
Answer: Hearing issues after a facelift. Sometimes debris can accumulate in the external auditory canal after a facelift. This is treated by cleaning. Your problem sounds more complex and I don't really have an explanation. I think a workup by your ENT is a good idea.
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