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One ear smaller than other.
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During my 40's, my ears were tested. The result was a scar on the eardrum of a hole that
healed over time. I remember as a child I had sometimes severe earache, which was
treated at home.
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It's hard for me to hear sometimes, but I was tested and they told me I do not have
hearing loss. When I was a child I had chronic ear infections and at one point I had a
small hole in my ear due to ear infections. Pus would drain out of my ear canal and the
brown spot formed on my neck all at age 8.
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Surgery "T Tube" was used to alleviate tight skin over eardrum.
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Right ear itself is smaller.
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Suspect that parts of the sinus and inner ear are atrophied.
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The ear always feels like it is blocked.
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no effects
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Tinnitis and Meniéres - and pain. The pain is rare - put very strong!
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Lost hearing in left ear and needed a hearing aid in order to hear. After surgically
moving both upper and lower jaw her hearing returned where she no longer needs the
hearing aide. I don't know if the the bones were pressing on the nerve and when moved
relieved the pressure on the nerve.
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The cartilage is thinner.
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The opposite side ear has an almost non-existent ear lobe.
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Her hearing is slightly less in the left ear and she has never felt an ear infection in that
ear but she does feel them in the right ear.
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Low to moderate hearing loss in right ear. Uses FM Device in school.
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My hearing isn't affected as far as I know.
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Ear is smaller and ear canal is narrower.
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Hearing loss is undiagnosed at this time, but I have noticed hearing loss over the last
year or so (going back to the specialist later this month and will discuss).
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Ear drum, there is scar tissue.
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Left ear is smaller than the right.
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atrophy
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Everything is muffled... but can't be sure that the PRS caused this as I've had surgery
and they cut RIGHT next the ear.
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I got the hearing loss but it was due to acoustic neuroma, not Rombergs. The doctor
said it's unlikely to associate with Rombergs because the tendency is opposite--
atrophy VS tumor.
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One ear is thinner than the other and is positioned differently. Also almost no lower part
of the ear (where the earring goes). Hearing is not affected.
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Ear sticks out due to sinking in near mandible.
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