Is Sudden Sensorineural Hearing Loss an Emergency?



Is Sudden Sensorineural Hearing Loss an Emergency? Dr. Ted explains Sudden Sensorineural Listening to Loss. Go to www.nexgenhearing.com for extra info.

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Is Sudden Sensorineural Hearing Loss an Emergency?

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  2. Im my case it was caused by an MRI including contrast media. I didn't have any feeling anymore in the head right after the MRI and then about two hours later a massive pumping in both ears accompanied by dizziness and completely changed hearing which never recovered afterwards. They denied that it was caused by the MRI and I didn't get any treatment. They said it's psychologically caused. Assholes.

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  3. I am 48. On 31/08/2021, after a short afternoon nap, I suddenly could no longer hear from my right ear. The conduit to the tympan had been swollen for a couple of days but nothing serious. No pain. It had occurred before and went. I went to the ER and diagnosis was otitis (there was redness surrounding the tympan) with antibiotics and anti-inflammatory drops for 5 days. No change. Went back to the ER. Now prescribed oral antibiotics for 5 days. Amoxicillin. No change. Finally went to my GP who diagnosed SSHL and immediately put on oral steroids by an ENT specialist for 10 days 60mg of Prednisone. 10 days after onset of symptoms. I did get more flexibility in the ear but no change as to my hearing. Oral steroids were extended for another 4 days at the same dosage and tapered for 3 days. No change. First injection into the ear via the tympan. 1 week later no change. Audio still shows -60 to 80 db for lower frequencies and between -60db and -120db for higher frequencies. Now on a further 7 days of oral steroids, 60mg Prednisone. No change. Absolutely devastated. A buzzing noise in my ear outside when there is a lot of traffic. And it feels blocked. Still clinging to hope but time is against me….

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  4. I woke up with this and didn't see a doctor for 6 days, I lost what felt like a huge amount of hearing (however hearing test revealed only minor 5db drop, still in normal range). Now I live with permanent tinitus in my left ear 🙁

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  5. Made a trip to ER within 24 hours and was prescribed steroids, to the audiologist and ENT about 36 hours after that. Now 10 days into it, profound hearing loss not reversed yet. On higher doses of oral steroids and just received an MRI for followup tomorrow to rule out nerve tumor. Ringing in ear and dizziness spells are also experienced every few days. Focusing on work and home tasks helps me ignore ringing noise. Talked to a guy with a similar experience who recovered his hearing slowly after a month. Sometimes it comes back but the rate appears to be low for various reasons.

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  6. Doctors, such as those in emergency rooms at hospitals, as well as first care clinics like Patient First, etc, need to be trained in how to handle these situations. Because they are not, it took several days for me to see an ENT, because they told me to give it a few days and it should get better. They did not treat as emergency. Therefore, it was 10 days after my onset of SSHL to get on steroids. Little to none of my hearing was restored, even after tympanic ear enjection. Had it been applies within 1 or 2 days, I might have gotten some or most of it back. Now I have to deal with 24/7 tinnitus and it has made life a living hell. And now I have to wear a hearing aid, because I have lost over 70% of high frequency hearing in my right ear.

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  7. I've had S.S.H.L. for 8 years. It literally happened overnight. I wasn't treated soon enough and I'll have this for the rest of my life. There is the tinnitus and my equilibrium is compromised. Other than that, I'm doing fine.

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  8. Before Expressing my Experience, I want to request all of you by using this platform"If you feel any blockage,Deafness,Tinititus,Noise in your ear more than 12 hours ,Then Rush to
    ENT specialist not G.P.
    Please Do Not waste your time with G.P as EAR only belongs to ENT.In most cases SSNHL Diagnosed too late resulting in the permanent Deafness*
    I got SSNHL on April 6,2020 at 8.30 pm in my left ear. After 1.5 hour approximately At 10 pm,I went to G.P and told him the situation. G.P told me that it was due to sore throat and gave me some antibiotics like Claythromycine with Zyrtec 10 mg(Anti allergy).
    I took that G.P medication for 4 days but still felt Tinititus and deafness in my left ear.
    Then I felt that something was seriously wrong .So I got to a very good ENT Specialist on 10th April,2020 at 3.30 pm When he checked my ear ,He told me that it looked like Moderate to Severe Unilateral SSNHL in left ear.He further told that it's a Medical emergency and
    should be treated within 24-72 hours maximum.He prescribed me to take Oral Prednisolone dosage of 30mg twice a day immediately. (60 mg/ Day initially and then Tappering).
    After PTA Test it was confirmed that I had Severe Sensorineural hearing loss of 65db-90 db in my left ear at different Frequency levels.
    But with the Grace of Allah Almighty and with the efforts of that ENT Specialist,I got starting better and better from 16th April and now almost made 85%-90% of Hearing Recovery after the treatment of 6 weeks.I had now only Over all 10-15 db of Hearing Loss in my left ear

    My ENT doctor told that you came too late like 90 hours when that happened. Secondly you were Diabetic as well,So it's really a Miracle.
    I told my Doc that I strongly believe in Allah Almighty and miracles do happen when you have faith in Allah Almighty-the only and one God .
    Alhumdulillah
    I am now feeling well and will be 100% Recovered very soon (Insha Allah)

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  10. Wish this video was compulsory viewing for ED doctors. The scale of misdiagnosis and discharge appears to be pretty huge, at least anecdotally, reducing positive outcomes a lot and leading to huge onwards costs for either patient or healthcare system depending on funding.

    I experienced this and only got onto steroids barely within 48h by ignoring ED advice and going to a private GP who prescribed them. My recovery was almost total within a week, although I still have tinnitus, distortion and various issues. At every stage where I approached a hospital (two different hospitals) I was treated with scepticism, doubt and refusal of ENT. This condition clearly needs better publicity.

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  13. I got S.S.H.L. recently;
    was driving down the road, heard a high-pitched sound, and my hearing was unilaterally gone.
    Like a switch.
    Luckily my son was in the car, looked it up, and we drove straight to the hospital.
    I.V. steroids didn't help, nor a couple of tries injecting steroids behind the eardrum.
    Now I'm looking into the BAHA, etc.
    A friend of the family got bilateral S.S.H.L. in his twenties, when he'd just graduated law school.

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