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Hearing Loss

So for the past month, I've been suffering of a decrease of hearing in my left ear. From birth I have been profoundly deaf in my right and mildly deaf in the left. I have a history of having sinus infection and I've had a post nasal drip as well. For some reason, my nerve has stopped working and it's so scary.

However, I can't pop my ears so I think that it could be there is pressure in my ears, which is in turn causing my muscles to spasm and put pressure on my nerve. I've taken lots of different homopathic remedies but I don't know which one to stick with. Each time I take a remedy, I seem to be getting worse and worse.

So what I'm experiencing is pain, noises in my ear. Sometimes I feel like, something is popping in there, or getting better. I've had this once before, I don't remember what I did for it but it lasted a week.

I don't believe that my hearing in my left ear which is now almost profound lost, I don't believe is gone. I'm in too much pain for that. I'm hoping that someone can help me. I would really appreciate it.
 
  lovelesshearts on 2009-09-01
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1. What brings you to the forum? Describe all your problems, including those that may not exactly be on the top of your mind now, in as much detail a possible.


2. How do these problems affect you mentally? How does it affect your family life and inter-personal relations with friends and colleagues?


3. What time of the day your problems trouble you the most? Describe the time modalities properly for all your problems.


4. Normally, when you are in a healthy state, what time of the day you are most active and what time you feel lazy and tired?


5. Generally, is there some time in the day when you feel extremely irritable?


6. When did it all start? Can you connect it to any past event or disease? Give proper details.


7. What are the things which aggravate your suffering and which are those which ameliorate the same?


8. Do your think your sufferings have relation to any external stimuli (like, change of place) or any internal biological changes in the body, like, menses (in females)?


9. Which weather worsens your complaints – wet, hot or cold?


10. Which weather do you generally prefer the most?


11. Describe yourself as a person in as much detail as possible. Discuss general personality traits; the way you express yourself in social settings, family and work environment, with friends, etc.


12. Describe in detail if you harbour any negative emotions.


13. How is your memory?


14. Do you suffer from bouts of anger? If yes, which category do they fall in – frequent, occasional or rarely?


15. Which of the following words describe you the best – Moody, Arrogant, Mild, Agreeable, Changeable, Nervous, Suspicious, Easily offended, Quiet, Arguing, Irritating, Irritable, Lazy, Super-active, Tearful, Vindictive, Confused, etc.


16. Please answer the following clearly:
- Do you tend to weep easily?
- How is your memory?
- How do you feel before or during a thunderstorm?
- Do you like being consoled during your tough times?
- How sensitive you are to external stimuli like smell, noise, light etc?
- Do you have any typical habit or gesture like nail biting, causeless
weeping, talking to one self etc?
- How do you feel about your friends, family, your children and especially your husband / wife?


17. What are your chief fears?


18. How well do you sleep? Do you have a particular posture of sleeping?


19. Is there any pattern in your dreams?


20. What all food items do you crave for what all you simply hate to have?


21. How is your thirst: Less, Normal or Excessive?


22. How if your hunger: Less, Normal or Excessive?


23. Is there any kind of food which your body can’t stand?


24. Is there any time or occasion when you feel an uncontrollable urge to eat?


25. How would you rank your sweat as– normal or less or more? Where does it sweat more: Head, Trunk or Limbs?


26. How is your bowel movement and stool type?


27. Do you think you are able to satisfy your sexual desires in general?


28. How do you think you are different from others, if at all?


29. What medications have been taken earlier by you to treat the diseases and do you have any particular symptom surfacing after the medication?


30. Any major diseases running in your family?


31. Describe your overall appearance

32. (ONLY FOR FEMALES)
If you are not having normal menstrual cycles, please answer the following questions:

- Are the periods early, regular or late in general? How long do they last?
- Do you suffer from any kind of physical or mental discomfort before, during or after the periods?
- Is the flow scanty, normal or excessive?
- Is the blood thick bright red or pale watery?
- Do you notice any clots in the flow?



Regards

Niel
 
Niel Madhavan last decade

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