When the surgeon freezes my ears will I still be able to hear?
612609
Freezing your ear will just give you loss of feeling to the ear, practically numb..\nAs for loss of hearing, no! You wont loose any hearing or have any difficulty..\nYou might experience some loss if you have thoes tubes down your ears, that would probabaly be the only time..\nJust wait 'till after the operation..might take a while for hearing to return.\n\nNitrogen.
914110
I haven't had the surgery, but I'm a nurse that work for an ear, nose and throat doctor in surgery and have performed plenty of them. If done correctly, yeah, it should help with breathing and stuffiness....not allergy symptoms though. It's "involved", but not difficult. Usually takes an hour, give or take and you'll be a little black and blue for a week or so. Good Luck!
1051111
If you hit the eardrum, which it sounds like you might have, it shouldn't be a huge deal. I've done it a million times as a kid. Once in a watergun fight, my friend shot the watergun directly into my ear and I ruptured it that way. I still hear fine. It will normally heal on it's own. The problem however, is infection. Because your ears are naturally bacteria ridden (no matter who you are) and there is only one usual way out, everything will kind of sit next to your eardrum, which is fine, unless your ear drum is ruptured. If it is punctured everything will flow behind your ear drum and gunk it up back there. If the pain gets any worse, or if you get dizzy (any kind of inner ear disturbance will throw off your equilibrium) you should see a doctor immediately. Also, if the pain continues, go see a doctor anyways. Peace of mind is never a bad thing.
293369
Think I'd check with ear specialist.  I can't fly without taking certain meds so that I don't perforate my ear drum.
203071
If you are as fortunate as I was when this problem occurred, you will not suffer from hearing loss.  I sought medical advice due to fairly substantial pain when the eardrum ruptured.  The doctor reassured me that the damage would heal on it's own and that there really was no treatment normally used for this situation.  He was correct; it healed.  It took several weeks before it felt quite normal, but the problem did resolve itself.\n\nI wish you the best of luck.
484677
I'ts probly a ear infection. put ice on it.
234136
You most likely have an ear infection. I would head to the doctor.
475877
I'm not an expert on this, but I normally fistulas cannot be corrected without surgery.  And inner ear surgery would be very difficult.  If it is a fistula, he could just control the symptoms, not fix the problem.  Get him to an ENT who can look at the CT and MRI and get a better diagnosis.
998616
I do believe they had sex with my ear and then somehow got me pregnant because my ear is swollen shut....I have a doctors appointment set for Monday....So I will let you know if I am going to be a rich man!!!
396753
if you have problems like this you better consult a physician specializing in EENT and could give you antibiotics for the allergies and for sure the doctor will clean your ears there might be wax inside your ear that causes you a hearing difficulty. once the fax is flashed you hearing will now be alright.
301272
I've had it all sweetheart! NOO FUN! It must stink to not be able to here. I don't really know how long it took me to get my hearing back. I don't know if I have lost all my hearing from this. But then again I am deaf and wear hearing aids! POOR YOU!! Hope you get feeling better fast!
527524
ice protected in a towel/cloth. but for short periods of time, \ntime for the surgery to heal, sleep, and the pain pills the dentist/surgeon gave you. \n\ngood luck.
317297
Yes, you would be able to hear it fine.  The radio waves travel at the speed of light.  This is many thousands of times faster than the speed of sound in air.  Your radio would be wholly unaffected in any way.\n\nYou would not, however, be able to hear a direct sound from someone talking to you and standing still.  The sound waves from their mouth are travelling at the speed of sound.  But the information carried by radio waves is not converted into sound waves until it gets to your receiver.
583762
normally no. but it will depend on the region and mass that has been taken along with the medicines that you are taking after the operation.\nanyway this is common to many patients which usually gets resolved spontanously with time.\ntake care ,\nmay god help you
664579
Your nose and ears are connected via a passage called the Eustacian Tube. Sometimes fluid inside your nasal cavaties will seep into the tubes and cause changes to your hearing. \nWhen your nose can't drain because it is stuffed up, trying to blow your nose might force more fluid up the tubes into your ears. Don't blow your nose too hard, or you might end up rupturing your eardrum!\n\nIf you take a decongestant for your stuffy nose, hopefully it will help relieve the pressure in your ears, and your hearing will return to normal.\n\nIf your hearing doesn't return to normal when your cold or allergy symptoms go away, perhaps consult a doctor.
173078
Same thing happened to my guy, but he's a music fanatic with the headphones...ended up going to the ER for it cuz I couldn't get it all. I got a lot too. Dr. pulled out 2x as much as what you said. He told him that some people poduce wax faster than others. But it took like a month or so to get that bad. Maybe 2 months max. It's just that those people have stickier wax than most people. Dr said not to use q-tips cuz it'd shove it in further. But to wash out canal with a bulb syringe with warm water often to reduce build up. It was rock hard too when it came out, and really dark. Ew. He was having a hell of a time hearing. I could hear his music through his headphones when he was across the room! When he was almost deaf is when I said lemme see.
399027
You can damage your ear drum that will try to heal itself but if you have made severe damage you can loose your hearing until it is corrected by surgery or a in office visit with a ear,nose, throat doctor