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Sensorineural hearing loss and tinnitus

2025-06-06 12:39:23
I am facing profound sensorineural hearing loss( 51%) as well as tinnitus in left ear since past 15 years. One ENT specialist suggested omnacortil mg , neurocoba m and tinnex.. will it reverse my problem and reduce to some extent. Kindly give opinion sir/ mam.
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It's mostly will not reverse. The best solution is hearing aid with tinnitus maskers. Try tinnitus retraining therapy

Answered2025-06-08 08:40:30

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No it will not reverse. Hearing aid will help.

Answered2025-06-08 10:59:34

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