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Posted

For those who've had the surgery done from behind the ear, does the

numbness ever go away or lessen?

Posted

my doctor said it would take about 6 months for the numbness to go away - so I will see if he is right in about 3 more months.

From: ksboheem <ksboheem@...>cholesteatoma Sent: Friday, December 19, 2008 6:57:39 PMSubject: Numbness behind the ear

For those who've had the surgery done from behind the ear, does the numbness ever go away or lessen?

Posted

Thanks. I'm now 12 months & 2 days post-op. Still numb.

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> my doctor said it would take about 6 months for the numbness to go

away - so I will see if he is right in about 3 more months.

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> From: ksboheem <ksboheem@...>

> cholesteatoma

> Sent: Friday, December 19, 2008 6:57:39 PM

> Subject: Numbness behind the ear

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> For those who've had the surgery done from behind the ear, does the

> numbness ever go away or lessen?

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Posted

Yes, it does go away. Mine took a very long time to go away

completely (I don't remember exactly, but it was probably close to a

year). I thought it was going to stay numb forever!

Dave

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> For those who've had the surgery done from behind the ear, does the

> numbness ever go away or lessen?

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Posted

I've always wondered if we simply get so used to how it feels that we

think nothing of it. In any case ... six months is about right.

Matt

Captain Definder wrote:

> my doctor said it would take about 6 months for the numbness to go

> away - so I will see if he is right in about 3 more months.

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> *From:* ksboheem <ksboheem@...>

> *To:* cholesteatoma

> *Sent:* Friday, December 19, 2008 6:57:39 PM

> *Subject:* Numbness behind the ear

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> For those who've had the surgery done from behind the ear, does the

> numbness ever go away or lessen?

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