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Sensorineural hear loss treatment

2018-05-12 13:47:24
Can a sensorineural hearing loss be treated.. after moderate accident i had sudden loss due to medicines was my guess. Could you please help me according to my case ,for me it seems can be currable. Many doctors are saying can't be cured abd very few said can be currable. I don't want to risk my life with these medicines.
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Sudden sensorineural hearing loss if detected within 72 hrs has some chance of recovery. what drugs were administered..are you sure its bcoz of those drugs or was there trauma to hearing apparatus which caused hearing loss.. Audiogram and BERA will help in knowing type of hearing loss..HRCT temporal bone will help in knowing whether any injury to hearing apparatus.
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Get CT scan or MRI after consultation with ENT.

Answered2018-05-12 14:10:21

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