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Benign Tumor (Vestibular Schawannoma)
I have been diagnosed with a medium-sized sized benign vestibular Schawannoma (Tumor) inside my right ear 6 months before.Symptoms are Tinnitus & mild sensory neural hearing loss.Since 25days I am taking Lycopodium 30ch 5drops daily once ,And Kali mur 6x,4 tables thrice daily.I wanted to know that should I continue the same medication or should I add some other medicine.
Please guide? I will be really thankful for the kind help!!
Thanks...
Yes, consult your doctor under whom you started these.
If self prescribed. You may stop them as both are used for subacute inflammatory diseases.
It is non inflammatory neuroma, which requires more effective management to prevent tinnitus and imbalance or vertigo.
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Hello....
With whose consultation have these medicines been started....
It is better you consult the same Doctor again... as he has understood your case and then prescribed these medicines....
Usually in such cases (Schwanoma) medicines would have to be continued for quite some time.... also there are possibilities that the Doctor will change the medicines in due course depending on the symptoms.....
So my suggestion is to please consult the same Doctor again and follow accordingly.....
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