| |
#58674 07-13-2006 04:43 AM | Joined: May 2006 Posts: 137 Senior Member (100+ posts) | | Senior Member (100+ posts) Joined: May 2006 Posts: 137 | Here's the story- my left ear felt somewhat plugged for some 2 years before the cancer diagnosis. Since radiation, I've have a plugged sensation and clicking in both ears. My ENT said it's because the eustachian tubes have thickened and offered to install tubes in both ears to allow the pressure to equalize. I opted for trying only the left ear first and can't say it's really any better, but am going back next week to get a tube in the right ear and see how that works.
Anybody else have any experience with these?
Thanks, Riley
dx 2/13/06. modified radical neck dissection 3/9/06 multiple biopsies of upper airway and direct laryngoscopy. 1 of 47 lymph nodes positive for metastatic undifferentiated carcinoma (lymphoepithelioma). Unknown primary. Finished radiation 5/24/06.
| | |
| Forums23 Topics18,286 Posts197,239 Members13,435 | | Most Online2,386 Nov 19th, 2025 | | |
This is another custom island. This one could be used for ads. This spot is one of the best places for ads on your site to be placed. This can be enabled/disabled on a per forum basis.
| | | |
| |