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I went through ENT operations on Jan-11 2018(Tympanoplasty surgery) for ear hole close. it was more than 90 days, still, my hearing sounds remind same, not increased much compare to before operation. How many days will it take to increase hearing? for few words am not able to hear clearly? Will it cause hearing problems in future?
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Please come down to my clinic Healthcare@Basaveshwaranagar with all records of your case. If performed correctly, you should have recovered within 3 weeks(5 weeks if you are a diabetic)
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Usually improvement in hearing should occur in 3 months after tympanoplasty. You need to get your ear examined to look for status of the graft and if it's intact then you need to undergo a pure tone audiogram
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Consult your doctor for more information regarding outcome of your surgery
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