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Profound hearing loss in left ear

2017-06-20 09:32:25
I have a profound hearing loss in my left ear and I guess it's from birth. I recently had a check up with a local ENT doctor and they suggested a hearing aid but even with that hearing aid I just feel sensation of sound but can't understand. I am really not sure about this treatment and want to get a second opinion over it.
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please consult an ENT surgeon who does cochlear implants. if hearing loss is since birth I dont think much can be done.

Answered2017-06-21 04:18:07

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