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Related: About this forumOff to surgery this morning.
They are going to fix what radiation broke. I have fluid behind my eardrum, so they are inserting a drain tube. It's outpatient surgery.
As it is right now, I'm nearly deaf in my right ear. The fluid is preventing my eardrum from moving.
They say the only pain will be getting the numbing shot. Hope it doesn't hurt as much as the shot I got in the nose.

Hoyt
(54,770 posts)Solly Mack
(94,161 posts)alfredo
(60,159 posts)The dr was a mere child. She walked me through the procedure as she worked.
Solly Mack
(94,161 posts)watch.
Glad for the instant relief!
alfredo
(60,159 posts)The sound I hear is like from a small old transistor radio. My hearing is still bad in that ear, but better, and the pressure is gone.
applegrove
(124,754 posts)alfredo
(60,159 posts)Thanks
OKNancy
(41,832 posts)I sure wish all this was over for you.
alfredo
(60,159 posts)sinkingfeeling
(54,308 posts)hearing. All regained it after the procedure you're having done. Good luck.
alfredo
(60,159 posts)YES!!
alfredo
(60,159 posts)
Ms. Toad
(35,990 posts)when they get repeated ear infections?
alfredo
(60,159 posts)PennyK
(2,317 posts)Good. Good. Let's hope the good continues!
alfredo
(60,159 posts)Marthe48
(20,167 posts)Hope the surgery worked
alfredo
(60,159 posts)Marthe48
(20,167 posts)You are so tough I appreciate that you share your experience.
alfredo
(60,159 posts)My therapist, driver, protector, and friend.
Marthe48
(20,167 posts)My husband has about 2 more months of chemo and then probably radiation.