I am studying Anatomy & Physiology. I know it is in the ear somewhere. lol
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Bone conduction is the conduction of sound to the inner ear through the bones of the skull. Some hearing aids employ bone conduction.
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touching the ears or nose
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Why are you asking about ear diseases in the STD section?
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actually im listening to yahoo music on yahoo IM right now as i answer this question!!! lol
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I had that happen and the med tech packed it with gauze until I was able to get into the doctor. They told me NOT to introduce anything into it - no peroxide or anything but wait to be seen. The specialist told me that the secretions in your ears naturally kill bacteria and you don;t want to mess with throwing off the balance by killing it with alcohol or peroxide.\n\nI remember it hurt like the dickens...I had a concussion on top of it and vertigo...hope you have some good pain killers and a soft heating pad! Be well!
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soft ears. you do realize you are inspiring people all over the country to bat at their ears... lol.
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Yes, you probably ruptured your ear drum.. or have a canal infection from scraping your ear drum, go and be seen ASAP! I just got over it.. it's nasty!
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I have an ear fetish where I like my earlobe to be kissed (makes me feel so turned-on!), then travel to my neck and then let the imagination go from there.
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dose=does and what subject are studying?  LOL!
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I had recurrent ear pain and wax buildup in my right ear for years, that my GP could not resolve.  I finally got a recommendation to an ENT.  This fellow saw me for all of 3 minutes, was incredibly rude, caused me substantial pain during the exam, and said I had TMJ.  It turned out to not be TMJ, but a malignant tumor of the ear canal tissue, that was finally diagnosed 5 years later by a great ENT.  It the first jerk had sent me for further testing, the tumor would have been detected at a much earlier stage, and the extensive surgery and radiation treatment required avoided.  Instead, now I am 98% deaf in that ear (only bone conduction hearing, as I have no ear canal, ear drum, and had two middle ear bones removed) and have to be followed up every 6 months with a PET scan to catch the inevitable spread of this disease.
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Well, I am in the same boat as you.  I am also completely deaf in my right ear.  I have been like this since I was about 2 years old.  I do use a digital hearing aid. I was fortunate to have one of the best doctors in this area before he retired last year.  Years ago, I told they were doing research on the birds because the little hair behind their ear drum or the nerve endings themselves could regenerate.  I am not sure as to what their progress was because it has been so long.  As far as alternatives, implants aren't the best if you still have partial hearing because you will be hearing two different sound types.  One would be true sound that you hear out the good ear and the other would be a synthesized sound like you would hear a robot talking.  So it would be just best to wait until they come out with something better than Coclier(misspelled) implants.  If you need anything else let me know.
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The answer is C. cochlea since this is the only structure that has nerve cells on your list.\n\nThis answer is the right one for you.\n\nBy the way this sounds like a test question...are you taking a test or doing homework?
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bring them... only use one ear so you can still know whats going on, and its not so notice-able... i would do it!
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Staring at a computer screen for too wrong... reading for too long... not getting enough sleep... putting the music on my headphones up too loud... I have a bit of one right now, but I can't say bye to my music! There's always Tylenol... :-)
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Dr Delight...it seems you have put your head where your a s s     is. :)
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I use hearing aids whenever i feel like suffering and wearing them. Don't like them. I have a VCO phone which I don't use either b/c it's annoying and lame. Has anything greater been invented for me yet, no. I think it would awesome to have a hand held thing that translates any sounds around me into words as if it's a movie, for me. I think there's one invented...dunno...probalby not cheap... and probably not that great yet either.
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It refers to the eardrum.