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Cochlea pathology
May I know what's the meaning of cochlea pathology and does it causes hearing loss ??? If so it is treatable ?? Kindly advice
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Cochlea is an important part of ur hearing mechanism. Cochlear issues will cause hearing loss. If u can elaborate on the issue, can help better.
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It can cause sensory neural hearing loss
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Get a online consultation for further discussion
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Dr. Ankit Mishra
ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist
9 yrs exp
Bhopal
Cochlea pathology is a very vague term. All cochlear pathologies can cause significant hearing loss.
Keep in touch with your doctor. Treatment depends on which cochlear pathology u are having
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Dr. Foumila K
Ear-Nose-Throat (ENT) Specialist
5 yrs exp
Kannur
Yes,cochlea pathology can cause hearing loss and there are different types of pathology within cochlea(which is a part of inner ear).
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Better to consult ENT for further evaluation if u feel hearing loss
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Dr. Saiyad Saif Naziruddin
ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist
9 yrs exp
Raichur
U need to consult bcoz we should know the pathology and then we can advice to u
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