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Mastoidectomy - Endolymphatic Sac Decompression

Discussion in 'Your Living Room' started by Verti_Geaux, May 28, 2007.

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  1. Amethyst

    Amethyst She believed she could, so she did.

    Hi Aladdin,

    I only experienced the tunning fork once - recently. It made me feel odd but did not trigger the Tullio's. Interesting how we have so many of the same triggers but some that are different as well. How is your pressure sensitivity? You mentioned in a previous post that you use a headset at times to block out noise. I can't seem to use any because the headsets block off air flow to my ear, triggering the pressure sensitivity aspect of the Tullio's.
     
    Amethyst, Jun 27, 2007
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  2. Aladdin

    Aladdin Guest

    that damn tuning fork hurt - he/oto boings it on my right side and laughs when i hear it in my mm ear my left - it sends the heaby jeebies (bad ones) through my body - vibrations hurt like heck to me -

    xoxoxoxo
     
    Aladdin, Jun 27, 2007
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  3. Amethyst

    Amethyst She believed she could, so she did.

    Yup, definitely got the heaby jeebies as well - but I don't think as badly. The doc put in the middle of my forehead and I heard it on the left (my mm ear). Wasn't sure what to make of all that.
     
    Amethyst, Jun 27, 2007
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  4. Verti_Geaux

    Verti_Geaux New Member

    When he brought that damn tuning fork out and starting hitting me with it, I didn't know what in the hell he was doing! LOL!!!!!! I'm still not sure what it was for!!! He never did explain it and I was in too much shock to ask!!! LOL!!!!!!
     
    Verti_Geaux, Jun 27, 2007
    #124
  5. CINDYLOU

    CINDYLOU BPV-22 years; MM since 11/2006

    Hi anne marie.....im getting my surgery on monday july 16th.......so how are you still doing?????Thank you cindy lou who
     
    CINDYLOU, Jul 11, 2007
    #125
  6. survivedit

    survivedit New Member

    bump
     
    survivedit, Jul 18, 2007
    #126
  7. angela39

    angela39 New Member

    Hi ive had this done three times and they cut behind your affected ear and go in through there. Recovery is unpleasant but short lived and this type of surgery has worked well for me. ive had ot done three times cos the tube falls out but it has been well worth it fo the relief i have had. Good luck!!
     
    angela39, Jul 19, 2007
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  8. Verti_Geaux

    Verti_Geaux New Member

    Hi Cindy,
    I left for Daytona Beach on the 15th, so that tells you how I'm doing. I had my surgery on June 19th and I've done GREAT!!! I didn't have any pain, no drainage, no dizziness, nothing! I moved this summer AND drove 750 miles to Daytona. We're still here and will be until the 30th. I hope your surgery went well. Please let me know!!! IM me if you want. I don't mind at all!!!

    Anne-Marie
     
    Verti_Geaux, Jul 23, 2007
    #128
  9. survivedit

    survivedit New Member

    bump for Kris
     
    survivedit, Jul 26, 2007
    #129
  10. Verti_Geaux

    Verti_Geaux New Member


    Hi Cindy Lou,

    Just wondering how you are doing since your surgery??? Please update us!!!

    Anne-Marie
     
    Verti_Geaux, Aug 2, 2007
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  11. survivedit

    survivedit New Member

    bump for Rupert
     
    survivedit, Aug 13, 2007
    #131
  12. princessmommy

    princessmommy New Member

    THANKS SO MUCH FOR THIS THREAD! I'VE LEARNED SO MUCH! I'M SCHEDULED TO HAVE SURGERY ON AUG. 23. I'LL KEEP YOU UPDATED!
    NANCY
     
    princessmommy, Aug 14, 2007
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