Can c-toma spread to other ear?

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Hi All!

I did wrote something here a few days ago but it seems like it does not

appear at all. Where did it go? Nevermind then.

Well, I had c-toma at my right ear before and had undergo 4 operations

since then. My last operation was 4 years ago and I lost my hearing

early this year.

I just want to ask can c-toma spread to other ear? I'm just afraid that

I'll lost my hearing at my left ear as well.

[Guest guest]

I wouldn't use the term " spread " to describe this, but yes, a c-toma

can develop in your other ear. I had a c-toma in my left ear, which

was successfully removed a few years ago, and I recently developed

one in my right ear, which was successfully removed a couple of

months ago.

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> Hi All!

>

> I did wrote something here a few days ago but it seems like it

does not

> appear at all. Where did it go? Nevermind then.

>

> Well, I had c-toma at my right ear before and had undergo 4

operations

> since then. My last operation was 4 years ago and I lost my

hearing

> early this year.

>

> I just want to ask can c-toma spread to other ear? I'm just afraid

that

> I'll lost my hearing at my left ear as well.

>

[Guest guest]

Can it speard to the other ear? No. Can you get it

in the other ear? Yes....

tom hansen

--- umigotmail <umigotmail@...> wrote:

> Hi All!

>

> I did wrote something here a few days ago but it

> seems like it does not

> appear at all. Where did it go? Nevermind then.

>

> Well, I had c-toma at my right ear before and had

> undergo 4 operations

> since then. My last operation was 4 years ago and I

> lost my hearing

> early this year.

>

> I just want to ask can c-toma spread to other ear?

> I'm just afraid that

> I'll lost my hearing at my left ear as well.

>

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

C-toma does not spread from one ear to the other. However, what

caused the problem in one ear (for example, poor estachian tube

function)could cause a problem in the other ear. I'm really bummed

to hear that you are having hearing problems now. When is your appt

with the doc?

>

> Hi All!

>

> I did wrote something here a few days ago but it seems like it

does not

> appear at all. Where did it go? Nevermind then.

>

> Well, I had c-toma at my right ear before and had undergo 4

operations

> since then. My last operation was 4 years ago and I lost my

hearing

> early this year.

>

> I just want to ask can c-toma spread to other ear? I'm just afraid

that

> I'll lost my hearing at my left ear as well.

>

[Guest guest]

Hey, sorry for the late reply. Rarely check emails nowadays.

Well, my next appointment would be in February. I'm don't really have

the courage to meet the doctor now coz later, I know it'll frustrate

me a lot. The doc seems like giving up hope with me. I supposed my

cholesteatoma has succesfully removed but for the hearing loss, he

seems like cant do anything about it. That's what I'm, sad about.

I'm still young, I guess, 20 years of age. So, there's a lot of thing

I wanted to do. I just hope that this will not restrict me to do what

I want but you know, sometimes it'll disturb the feelings and sort.

Actually my previous doc is much better coz he comforts me a lot, but

the current doc I have, he's not that friendly. I changed doc coz the

earlier one which I've been consulting since I was 12 was so busy in

managing the hospital and his faculty (its a university hospital).

I've told him(the current doc) that I have lots of sound going on in

my ear (the one that I lost my hearing), coz I thought that's

abnormal but he said that it's normal. Is it normal? It bothers me a

lot when I was listening to lectures or sometimes when I sit down

quietly, all those sounds would suddenly appear. I sometimes do got a

headache prior to that. Is that normal?

> >

> > Hi All!

> >

> > I did wrote something here a few days ago but it seems like it

> does not

> > appear at all. Where did it go? Nevermind then.

> >

> > Well, I had c-toma at my right ear before and had undergo 4

> operations

> > since then. My last operation was 4 years ago and I lost my

> hearing

> > early this year.

> >

> > I just want to ask can c-toma spread to other ear? I'm just

afraid

> that

> > I'll lost my hearing at my left ear as well.

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Hello, I was also told by two doctors in my area that there was not anything that could be done for my hearing and I refused to believe that. I searched the internet and found my new doctor in Long Island and I have a huge improvnment already and he still has to fine tune it (his words) in the second stage. Do not give up because with today's technology it is possible to get your hearing back with a prosthesis and any doctor that tells you they cannot just does not have the experience to make it happen! I am only 30 and that is why I refused to accept that I will need hearing aids. If you are healthy then another surgery can fix your hearing. Keep searching on the web and you will find a doctor like mine that is confident as long as the hearing nerve has not been damaged then normal hearing is possible! Good Luck!umigotmail <umigotmail@...>

wrote: Hey, sorry for the late reply. Rarely check emails nowadays. Well, my next appointment would be in February. I'm don't really have the courage to meet the doctor now coz later, I know it'll frustrate me a lot. The doc seems like giving up hope with me. I supposed my cholesteatoma has succesfully removed but for the hearing loss, he seems like cant do anything about it. That's what I'm, sad about. I'm still young, I guess, 20 years of age. So, there's a lot of thing I wanted to do. I just hope that this

will not restrict me to do what I want but you know, sometimes it'll disturb the feelings and sort. Actually my previous doc is much better coz he comforts me a lot, but the current doc I have, he's not that friendly. I changed doc coz the earlier one which I've been consulting since I was 12 was so busy in managing the hospital and his faculty (its a university hospital). I've told him(the current doc) that I have lots of sound going on in my ear (the one that I lost my hearing), coz I thought that's abnormal but he said that it's normal. Is it normal? It bothers me a lot when I was listening to lectures or sometimes when I sit down quietly, all those sounds would suddenly appear. I sometimes do got a headache prior to that. Is that normal?> >> > Hi All! > > > > I did wrote something here a few days ago but it seems like it > does not > > appear at all. Where did it go? Nevermind then.> > > > Well, I had c-toma at my right ear before and had undergo 4 > operations > > since then. My last operation was 4 years ago and I lost my > hearing > > early this year.> > > > I just want to ask can

c-toma spread to other ear? I'm just afraid > that > > I'll lost my hearing at my left ear as well.> >>

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Wow, that's good! I wish I could find one good doctor. Well, I'm not

from anywhere in US. I dont know where else to find a great doctor in

my country (I resides in Malaysia). Do I need to find overseas

doctor? I dont know whether the technologies would be available here.

My mom once told me to try private hospital here but I dont know

whether I should try or not since the doctors in university hospital

which I've been going for more than 13 years should have known me

better. They know everything about my history from perforated eardrum

(which I had since I was 6) till I got c-toma(I was 13 then) and now,

hearing loss. I do sometimes lost my trust to this hospital which I

suppose it was one of the best hospital in my country where most of

the specialist are there. I've been busy with my studies sometimes I

dont want to think about it but it does bothers me at times.

Owh yeah, when I asked my current doc would another or maybe few

other surgeries would be possible for me to fix my hearing, he answer

that it'll be a very tedious thing to do (and he gave me a look).

What was that suppose to mean? I thought doctors should give hopes to

their patients. I was so down when I heard that. Or maybe its true

that I cant fix my hearing since they know a lot about me? I wonder..

But thank god I still can hear at one side but the weird sounds I've

been experiencing inside the ear that I cant hear does bothers me a

lot. Its like a high-pitched sound, it'll goes up and then it'll

dissapear. What was that sound actually? Was that some sort of air

pressure or what?

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> > > Hi All!

> > >

> > > I did wrote something here a few days ago but it seems like it

> > does not

> > > appear at all. Where did it go? Nevermind then.

> > >

> > > Well, I had c-toma at my right ear before and had undergo 4

> > operations

> > > since then. My last operation was 4 years ago and I lost my

> > hearing

> > > early this year.

> > >

> > > I just want to ask can c-toma spread to other ear? I'm just

> afraid

> > that

> > > I'll lost my hearing at my left ear as well.

> > >

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[Guest guest]

Hey Amber, just want to know, what kind of technology does your

doctor used? Is that a latest technology or just a normal implant?

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> > > Hi All!

> > >

> > > I did wrote something here a few days ago but it seems like it

> > does not

> > > appear at all. Where did it go? Nevermind then.

> > >

> > > Well, I had c-toma at my right ear before and had undergo 4

> > operations

> > > since then. My last operation was 4 years ago and I lost my

> > hearing

> > > early this year.

> > >

> > > I just want to ask can c-toma spread to other ear? I'm just

> afraid

> > that

> > > I'll lost my hearing at my left ear as well.

> > >

> >

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