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ANAwareness Week 2024 - Post-Treatment Hearing Rehabilitation
zhlédnutí 140Před 21 dnem
Presented by Dr. Courtney Voelker and Dr. Rebecca Lewis @PacificNeuroscienceInstitute
ANAwareness Week 2024 - An Overview of AN Surgical Options
zhlédnutí 117Před 21 dnem
Presented by Dr. Rick Friedman and Dr. Marc Schwartz @UCSDHealth
ANAwareness Week 2024 - Stereotactic Radiation
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Presented by Dr. Michael Brisman @NeurosurgeryLI
ANAwareness Week 2024 - Navigating Role Changes and Relationships After an AN Diagnosis
zhlédnutí 44Před 21 dnem
Presented by Dr. Megan Sherod, University of Central Florida
ANAwareness Week 2024 - How To Be A Great Patient
zhlédnutí 49Před 21 dnem
Presented by Dr. Ravi Samy @LVHealthNetwork and Emily Praeter
ANAwareness Week 2024 - Wait and Scan: Observation for AN Patients
zhlédnutí 102Před 21 dnem
Presented by Dr. Matthew Carlson and Dr. Michael Link @MayoClinic
Life After AN Treatment: Post-surgical Complications and Quality of Life
zhlédnutí 324Před měsícem
Membership May 2024 Presented by Dr. Enrique Perez, Mount Sinai
NSPC: Large Acoustic Neuroma
zhlédnutí 174Před měsícem
Presented by Dr. Michael Brisman
NSPC: Small Acoustic Neuroma
zhlédnutí 181Před měsícem
Presented by Dr. Michael Brisman
Decision-Making in Complex Acoustic Neuroma Cases
zhlédnutí 1,7KPřed 10 měsíci
ANAwareness Week 2023 Presented by UC San Diego Health
Anxiety, Depression, and the Neurocognitive Effects of Acoustic Neuroma
zhlédnutí 2,1KPřed 10 měsíci
ANAwareness Week 2023 Presented by Dr. Megan Sherod
Decision-Making Surrounding Small and Medium-Sized Vestibular Schwannomas
zhlédnutí 3,7KPřed 10 měsíci
ANAwareness Week 2023 Presentation from Mayo Clinic
Radiation Therapy for Vestibular Schwannomas: A Surgeon's Perspective
zhlédnutí 2,6KPřed 10 měsíci
ANAwareness Week 2023 Presentation from Vanderbilt Health
Imbalance and Dizziness After Acoustic Neuroma Surgery - What to Expect
zhlédnutí 2KPřed 10 měsíci
ANAwareness Week 2023 Presentation with the Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center
Post-Treatment Issues and Side Effects in Acoustic Neuroma Patients
zhlédnutí 756Před 10 měsíci
Post-Treatment Issues and Side Effects in Acoustic Neuroma Patients
Cedars-Sinai Medical Center Acoustic Neuroma Program
zhlédnutí 337Před rokem
Cedars-Sinai Medical Center Acoustic Neuroma Program
New Tools for Quality of Life for Acoustic Neuroma Patients
zhlédnutí 7KPřed rokem
New Tools for Quality of Life for Acoustic Neuroma Patients
Valley Gamma Knife Center
zhlédnutí 201Před rokem
Valley Gamma Knife Center
Understanding Hearing: Hearing Rehabilitation
zhlédnutí 648Před 2 lety
Understanding Hearing: Hearing Rehabilitation
Understanding Balance: Vestibular Physical Therapy
zhlédnutí 892Před 2 lety
Understanding Balance: Vestibular Physical Therapy
Understanding Surgery: The Patient/Provider Experience
zhlédnutí 538Před 2 lety
Understanding Surgery: The Patient/Provider Experience
Innovations in the Assessment, Education, and Management of Patients with Facial Paralysis
zhlédnutí 142Před 2 lety
Innovations in the Assessment, Education, and Management of Patients with Facial Paralysis
Understanding Treatment: Multidisciplinary Care of Vestibular Schwannoma Patients
zhlédnutí 889Před 2 lety
Understanding Treatment: Multidisciplinary Care of Vestibular Schwannoma Patients
Understanding Facial Issues: Facial Nerve Reanimation
zhlédnutí 713Před 2 lety
Understanding Facial Issues: Facial Nerve Reanimation
ANA LIVE: Acoustic Neuroma (AN): Diagnosis and Advanced Treatment Options
zhlédnutí 1,4KPřed 2 lety
ANA LIVE: Acoustic Neuroma (AN): Diagnosis and Advanced Treatment Options
ANA Live: GivingTuesday Tinnitus in Acoustic Neuroma Patients
zhlédnutí 1,2KPřed 2 lety
ANA Live: GivingTuesday Tinnitus in Acoustic Neuroma Patients
Watchful Waiting: When is it Reasonable and What are The Advantages and Disadvantages?
zhlédnutí 1,5KPřed 3 lety
Watchful Waiting: When is it Reasonable and What are The Advantages and Disadvantages?
ANAwareness Week 2021 - Impact of Unilateral Hearing Loss and Options of Rehabilitation in the S...
zhlédnutí 783Před 3 lety
ANAwareness Week 2021 - Impact of Unilateral Hearing Loss and Options of Rehabilitation in the S...
ANAwareness Week 2021 - Resilience and Distress
zhlédnutí 281Před 3 lety
ANAwareness Week 2021 - Resilience and Distress

Komentáře

  • @lyndaspencer-evans2667

    ❤I got diagnosed with acoustic neuroma

  • @Glorydayshorseanddonkeyfarm

    My Baha 4 was too heavy and I gave up.

  • @moalf5088
    @moalf5088 Před měsícem

    What is cost?

  • @u_s_a_cards
    @u_s_a_cards Před měsícem

    What about ANs turnin malignant after GKRS?

  • @kobenoah1
    @kobenoah1 Před měsícem

    Wondering if its normal for ear with tumor to sometimes feel achy, especially when laying down?

  • @kobenoah1
    @kobenoah1 Před 2 měsíci

    Hope medicare and secondary will cover the cost!

  • @bill6656
    @bill6656 Před 2 měsíci

    Modern medical schools were created by and supported by the drug manufactures. They took the drug sales from the Apothecary (Pharmacists) and now doctors are the salesmen.

  • @kobenoah1
    @kobenoah1 Před 2 měsíci

    Hard to have positive thinking when your spouse is constantly talking about depressing crap. When i get tired of hearing it (in my good ear) i turn on the vacuum and start cleaning. Or go for a hike. My life for the past 30 years has been drip drip drip, lol :(

  • @kobenoah1
    @kobenoah1 Před 2 měsíci

    I get depressed a lot! Have meltdowns over silly things that happen. Can’t hear much in left ear. Getting 2nd mri in 6 months. At least i’m 64. On the down side of my life :)

  • @knives6683
    @knives6683 Před 2 měsíci

    My MRI showed no further growth so it's now going to be a year before scanning asgain. The headaches I can manage easily with sumatriptan but the ear fullness and especially the tinnitus is debilitating and 24/7 with no restbite. I had crazy vertigo episodes right at the beginning before the diagnoses but no longer have that symptom. I did get acupunture to treat vertigo after running out of options and it simply went away straight after, whether the vertigo cleared up by itself or it was the acupunture I'll never know but it stopped right after the treatment.

    • @robertcornelisse8664
      @robertcornelisse8664 Před měsícem

      This is how i found out i have a Accoustic neuroma. One day after dinner i got a very bad vertigo attack, i waited 2 days and it didn't disappear. I went to the ER and they did an mri and found the tumor. After 3 days in the hospital the vertigo got manageable. Ever since i am a little unbalanced and i have some vertigo problems but not as severe as the first attack where i would fall over. I have not take any medications or operations or other treatments ad yet.

  • @mariacambray7947
    @mariacambray7947 Před 3 měsíci

    My son had that and gave him alot of infections

  • @lizleduPlessis
    @lizleduPlessis Před 3 měsíci

    I think my husband has the same problem, you just gave me hope. God bless you

  • @grubbsgrady96
    @grubbsgrady96 Před 3 měsíci

    thank you for sharing youre experience

  • @humeyracaglagan5132
    @humeyracaglagan5132 Před 3 měsíci

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  • @haleykinnard3624
    @haleykinnard3624 Před 3 měsíci

    Did you have tinnitus on your deaf side and if so was it cured after you got your BAHA?

  • @lyndas1842
    @lyndas1842 Před 4 měsíci

    What a wonderful presentation and presenter. What a blessing this practitioner must be to her patients!

  • @marybetsyrivero1830
    @marybetsyrivero1830 Před 4 měsíci

    Dr. Que debo hacer para tener una cita en su consutorio?

  • @debbiebolch9184
    @debbiebolch9184 Před 4 měsíci

    This is my second tumor first one in 2004 now in 2024 it came back the doctor said he could not find my eighth nerve can my face be repaired

  • @htube9417
    @htube9417 Před 5 měsíci

    How many days you will do walk properly after surgery,

  • @cairoegypt3275
    @cairoegypt3275 Před 5 měsíci

    Thanks for your efforts Could you please I have been diagnosed as an endo lymphatic hydrobs with tinnitus and hearing loss (Rigth 4 years and now the left for 8 monthes ) and (5 times yearly) vertigo My question is what is the defferent between the neuroma vestibular tumor and the endo lymphatic hydrobs tumor I should be grateful if you let me know the whatsapp account

  • @salsabil44
    @salsabil44 Před 5 měsíci

    I am about to get a BAHA. I am completely deaf on the right-side and wear a high-power behind-the-ear hearing aid on the left. The doctors want to install the BAHA on the right but say I will hear on the left. Does this mean my old hearing aid will no longer be required? Or can I still get any advantage from wearing it? And, one final question, is the sound you hear the same as with a hearing aid ie true sound? (I love my music)

    • @emilytruell9011
      @emilytruell9011 Před 5 měsíci

      You will probably still need your hearing aid. I am not sure your exact situation but perhaps they mean the left side will process the sound from the baha? If so, the baha will only work as well as the hearing in that ear. But it all depends on the type of hearing loss and your situation. I only wore regular hearing aids briefly once, so I don't have a great compariosn. I liked the sound quality better with a baha than a hearing aid. The baha isn't the same as my hearing ear. However, I greatly enjoy music with it.

  • @danielledewitt1
    @danielledewitt1 Před 6 měsíci

    I have a magnetic baha, not for long, it irritates my skin so having it replaced with the clip on abutment type.

  • @user-ot3ng4ln3s
    @user-ot3ng4ln3s Před 6 měsíci

    Hello, couple days ago, I have been diagnosed with a large acoustic neuroma, which came as a blast of shock to me, I have calmed down and seaching for the right steps and any help I can find relating to this matter. I came across you video any advice would be apreciated.

  • @user-xf7qb7qp9i
    @user-xf7qb7qp9i Před 6 měsíci

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  • @xw3av3rx
    @xw3av3rx Před 6 měsíci

    Wow this is so wonderful to come across!! I had my retrosigmoid surgery performed by Dr Andaluz and Dr Sami to remove my vestibular Schwannoma back in july 2021! Such a wondeful team of doctors they were and im so thankful for them 🙏🏻

  • @highestsprings
    @highestsprings Před 7 měsíci

    Thanks for this. A question, does the implant get infected at all? Does your hair grow back at the abutment site?

    • @elisescharpe2649
      @elisescharpe2649 Před 6 měsíci

      It can get infected or sore if you don't clean up properly. It took some time for mine to heal completely but I know I am a slow healer The hair grows back !

    • @emilytruell9011
      @emilytruell9011 Před 5 měsíci

      you need to keep the skin clean or you can have infections. kinda like maintaining a piercing. My hair grows everywhere around the site except the incision scar (it is right adjacent to my brain surgery scar)

    • @highestsprings
      @highestsprings Před 5 měsíci

      @@emilytruell9011 thanks , good to know.

  • @marciwhitman3513
    @marciwhitman3513 Před 8 měsíci

    I have an acoustic neuroma. It sits on the vestibular nerve inside of the brain. So does that mean it causes damage to the vestibular nerve? I've already had radiation to the tumor but I'm still getting side effects months later. Nobody can give me any answers so I don't know if what I'm experiencing is normal. Sometimes I have what I call dizzy spells but the room isn't spinning it's more like a tilting and a feeling of disequilibrium like you explained. And also comes along with nausea. Sometimes it only lasts about 30 seconds and other times it goes on for almost all day. It comes out of nowhere and I don't know what causes it to occur. Plus it also comes along with a heavy feeling inside of my head like my head is going to fall off of my shoulders. So I'm not really sure what to do and the only thing my doctor has done is give me medication to help with the spells. Every time I have an elongated spell it gets worse and it lasts longer and I'm scared that it means something is seriously wrong.

  • @ixxgxx
    @ixxgxx Před 8 měsíci

    not interested for my ssd

  • @katsteen2415
    @katsteen2415 Před 8 měsíci

    Id love to have some help with making decision with Facial Nerve Neuroma? Nov 2022 I only notice such a suble difference with my right ear at night (sharpness or brightness of hearing) but really I dont feel anyone else would notice. I belong to a choir and with with the elderly in Dementia care so am more acutely aware of hearing. I had irrigation and only develpoed symptoms after this. The Gp said after the nurse tried irrigation 'there is water behind your ear drum and it looks a little stretched, possible from a passed ear infection, and there is also skin there this is why the nurse could not see your ear drum.' So a nine month wait for ENT. I have since had a CT scan and MRI and have been told it is all one thing the polyp in my outer ear canal leading into the masdoid bone with erosion of the masdoid and canal wall. I am concerned that it is the fluid in the middle ear that has caused erision. I think overall it must be that my ear is not functioning as well and so couldnt get rid of the fluid from the irrigation. It was mentioned I have an issue with my eusation tube at first ENT app end of July. I have been told I have conductive hearing loss high frequency down to 70db and mid to low 30db. MY quality of life is effected atm by hearing my voice as if its inside my head and made worse when there is noise. SO i can no longer go to choir, I have tried over this year but not singing and mouthing the words just makes me feel worse!! I also love yoga and so concerned about my blanace being effected. As atm all I know is they will watch and wait re operating. I really hope ENT will eventually help with the eustatian tube, so I can go to choir and no further risk to my ear with things like cholestatoma etc... I hope i get my hearing restored!

  • @marthaemory1
    @marthaemory1 Před 9 měsíci

    Thank you for this video. I had my acoustic neuroma surgery in March of this year and will be getting my BAHA abutment placed in November. I’m nervous about having another procedure so close to my incision from surgery because I’ve had such bad headaches since surgery. Did you have any headaches or worsening of any symptoms (pain, tinnitus) after your abutment was placed?

    • @emilytruell9011
      @emilytruell9011 Před 5 měsíci

      nope! I was tired and my skin had to heal from the abutment surgery but no other complications/ interactions. I would say I maybe got a few headaches the first week or two as I was acclimating.

  • @jameshardy4561
    @jameshardy4561 Před 9 měsíci

    Hi. I may not need to contact you but could I possibly arrange for a relative to speak to you- either by email with me as go between as they don’t use email, or possibly a phone call?

  • @colmrooney414
    @colmrooney414 Před 10 měsíci

    regardless the goal needs to be wholistic health nor just supplementing and reducing symptoms. that is a big fault of TCM even though it pretends to be holistic. You don't treat disease, you create ease. treat the patient not the "disease". how can we see deep enough to understand "root cause" when each cause is likely linked to other causes. From my perspective, taking this holistic approach is essential for addressing the full range of factors that contribute to a person's health and wellness and can lead to more effective and sustainable outcomes. In my experience, holistic healthcare that emphasizes prevention, lifestyle factors, and emotional wellbeing in addition to treating specific conditions is often more effective in achieving long-term health and healing.

  • @colmrooney414
    @colmrooney414 Před 10 měsíci

    I'm a bit unsure about saying people don't make Vit D, as this doesn't seem true to me nor my friends who do get enough sunshine. Maybe in the winter tablets can be good. when u say its about treating the cause but still offer injections of Vit D it seems contradictory. its likely people with gut issues do not absorb properly because of diet. then that can be changed

  • @colmrooney414
    @colmrooney414 Před 10 měsíci

    I found this video for a friend and thought I'd listen in and I do appreciate the quality (and quantity!) of information shared from the heart it seems :) I believe you can talk slower, if you choose to, and people have time- though its subjective as to who can pick up everything you're saying...I more or less can. I observe that dis-ease is not an entity in reality, its more of a process that many times constitutes the healing process, otherwise it is viewed as negative and we label it such, where it would be preferable to remain indifferent. By supporting each other though wholistic treatment can be valued worldwide and introduced to the public. Some acupuncturists may be money-centred, for example I once told a guy about acupressure in the store and he said SH to maintain business. That doesn't mean it isn't useful but be in control of your health and finances :) then again they probably train extensively to be qualified. I have read stories of AN patients who found it beneficial, both that and reflexology.

  • @user-kg6yk3yk5g
    @user-kg6yk3yk5g Před 10 měsíci

    Having you as my doctor is also a positivity that I don't really have to bother about any sickness or virus because your herbal medicine to cure herpes has shown me that you are a real Doctor and your product work like magic. Thank you so much! Dr Pius you're the Best one of them!....

  • @marciwhitman3513
    @marciwhitman3513 Před 11 měsíci

    This is a response to your comment about drinking water. You don't have to. You can get water from other sources. I eat a lot of watermelon. I also eat fruit. I also drink soy milk. You can get water from other sources. And it's not true that you need to drink 8 glasses of water in a day.

  • @marciwhitman3513
    @marciwhitman3513 Před 11 měsíci

    Since you seem to know so much about how the body works and about inflammation and all of that maybe you can explain to me what the hell is going on in my body that's causing me a lot of problems. Ever since I had a radiation treatment back in May 2023 and the preliminary side effects have dissipated I am left with what is called flare-ups. So far I have had three very severe flare-ups that keep getting worse every single time they crop up. I have had to leave work every single time and the last one was the worst one if all. I get no warning before they occur and the last one lasted all day and all night. I get severe dizziness combined with severe nausea and a heavy feeling in my head that makes me feel like gravity has been turned on to twice its amount. So I feel like I can't walk without possibly falling down and I have to hold onto something and then I don't have any energy because I feel like gravity is pushing me the Earth with a greater force. Why are these things happening and what is causing them to occur? I'm afraid to go back to work and have it occur again and this time it will be so debilitating that I won't be able to go back to work. Can you please help me with this and give me some kind of a solution? I only have Medicaid insurance and I live nowhere near your facility.

  • @marciwhitman3513
    @marciwhitman3513 Před 11 měsíci

    Sounds like a bunch of BS for rich people because I know that my insurance probably wouldn't cover any of this. Also it's a shot in the dark because who knows if it would make things any better or if it would make things a lot worse.

    • @colmrooney414
      @colmrooney414 Před 10 měsíci

      you're correct o be suspicious as acupuncturists charge alot more than they need to, and its origin is suspect though I'm still researching. That doesn't mean it can't help as meridians do exist and support the body's healing. Just remember the body is the healing mechanism not the techniques. We can only guide our body back to health, not force. Qi gong helps to relax. reflexology is an option, that you can learn yourself. maybe get one session of each and then massage the points at home yourself. water fasting is another way to heal, by triggering autophagy it increases the recycling of cells

  • @marciwhitman3513
    @marciwhitman3513 Před 11 měsíci

    I have a comment and I also have a concern. I have a very small acoustic neuroma. It's about 1.7cm. I had stereotactic radiosurgery recently in May. It's now August. I am getting what is called flare-ups from the radiation treatment. So far this has happened at least three times and they all happened at work. Each time was more severe than the last one. And every single time I had to go home because I couldn't continue to work. There are no warning signs and it just comes out of nowhere. I don't fully understand what causes them to occur. I don't know if it's something that I am doing to bring them about or if it's just internal inflammation. But I get severe dizzy spells along with severe nausea and a heavy feeling inside of my body that starts in my head and it makes me feel like I'm fighting against gravity. So I'm not really sure if I should be worried or scared or what. I'm due for my MRI on August 22nd and then I see my radiation oncologist on August 28th for a consultation and a follow-up. He will take a look at the MRI and tell me what I need to do going forward. What can you tell me about these flare-ups that I have been having that are getting worse every single time they occur?

  • @GraceBaril65
    @GraceBaril65 Před 11 měsíci

    Finally the questions are asked, one would think that quality of life is #1 ...questions of headaches, loss of hearing as well as all the other outcomes are just as important as quality of life yet imagine going through a brain surgery, radiostatic or cutting the skull and coming up with all this,that folks loose their house or way of life bc of the costs of these treatments...hope all of the Surgeons are made mandatory to update their training and treatments after hearing the facts as you stated...sadly the quality of life took this long and answers yet most pcp's ent's and neurologist that given ancient information on a very most scary invasive surgeries one can go for...holistic health care is most important, thank you for sharing your research or make it mandatory as it now considered rare and many people would benefit from receiving the most accurate information. Sincerely appreciated Grace 🙏 ❤️

  • @salsabil44
    @salsabil44 Před 11 měsíci

    Why are there no subtitles?

    • @emilytruell9011
      @emilytruell9011 Před 5 měsíci

      because I made this video years ago and subtitling tech was not as easy as now.

  • @annettewashington9124
    @annettewashington9124 Před 11 měsíci

    Great info! Thanks.

  • @user-eb2ec1bu2v
    @user-eb2ec1bu2v Před rokem

    As someone recently diagnosed with a 3cm VS, I found this really helpful. Thank you!

    • @munkchip9117
      @munkchip9117 Před 10 měsíci

      do you plan to have surgery? are you in US?

  • @sambeet007
    @sambeet007 Před rokem

    Did she says that Her appetite came back. Does that mean you also have loss of taste due to this?

  • @hilyamused
    @hilyamused Před rokem

    Great video and thank you! Does the implant cause issues with future MRI's?

    • @emilytruell9011
      @emilytruell9011 Před 5 měsíci

      it can create a small shadow. However, with the post style the shadow is very small so not considered concerning. A magnet style baha was not recommended as the shadow is larger and I am being monitored for tumor regrowth. It is safe to have mris with the implant. You just remove the processor (and there are particular settings to have the mri machine at).

  • @teenad8703
    @teenad8703 Před rokem

    Emily, i am considering the baha and wanted to know if you can hear a caller on the phone on the cochlear side

    • @emilytruell9011
      @emilytruell9011 Před 5 měsíci

      I can bluetooth my phone to my baha and have a call. I cannot hold a phone up to my baha for a call.

  • @garymclay9885
    @garymclay9885 Před rokem

    Hi Mark. I’ve just watched all your videos regarding your surgery. I found it very interesting. I hope you’ve made a complete recovery? I suspect I might have something similar. I am now completely deaf in my left ear with annoying tinnitus, dizziness and headaches. I’ve not been diagnosed yet apart from my self google diagnosis. I know it’s not wise!! I’m still awaiting an appointment with ENT. It’s been almost 6 months. It would be interesting to hear how things went after your surgery?

  • @marciwhitman3513
    @marciwhitman3513 Před rokem

    You are incredibly lucky. Lucky that you found it in time and lucky that you made it through surgery and that you didn't have any facial problems afterwards. Lucky that you were able to remain strong and then you fought to return to who you were before. I'm surprised that you didn't have any tinnitus. That was my first symptom. And when it wasn't going away that's when I knew that I had to see an ENT doctor. I also had a hearing test at the same time. It was determined that I was suffering from a hearing loss also. Because I only had the tinnitus on one side I had to get an MRI. The doctor didn't tell me why he wanted me to get an MRI but I did my research and I found out why. I was hoping that he wouldn't find what he was looking to find but unfortunately he did. My tumor was small so for year it was under observation. Then six months later I had another MRI and unfortunately it was still growing. And this time I was told that it would not be good to have it under observation but to do something about it. The doctor didn't want me to have any more symptoms that may not have gone away. I was told it was too small for regular surgery so I opted for radiation. It is called stereotactic radiosurgery. It's a large dose of radiation that was given to me in one treatment. I wore a mask that was molded in a previous visit and that helps to keep you stable on the table and also helps to lineup the lasers. So that the radiation goes to the right spot. That was 2 weeks ago and I'm still suffering the side effects. I see my oncologist tomorrow for a follow-up and hopefully he can answer my questions and I can find out if what I have been experiencing is normal. I was told that in three to four months I'll get another MRI to find out whether or not the radiation treatment actually worked. Although I'm not sure how they're going to tell that because I was told it can also cause swelling to the tumor so the tumor is going to look larger when they do the MRI so how are they going to know if it's growing or if it's just swollen? I don't know what to think at this point. And I'm scared that I'm not healing properly. I cry almost every day. I haven't even gone back to work. And I'm really scared. And my tinnitus is worse. And I don't know if that's ever going to go back to the way it was or if it's just going to stay the way it is now. It's much louder and much more higher pitched and it's much harder to live with. I don't think I'm doing very well. I don't know if I made the right decision or not. But I guess only time will tell. 😢

    • @Fancy21st
      @Fancy21st Před rokem

      How are you feeling now? I am having similar problem and would love to talk with you if you want.

    • @marciwhitman3513
      @marciwhitman3513 Před rokem

      @@Fancy21st it's a month later and I still don't feel well. I get a lot of dizzy spells and I get nausea from the dizzy spells and it makes me very uncomfortable. I'm hoping that it another month that it will go away but I don't have any proof that it will and the doctor can't give me any answers. He's always saying that everybody feels differently and everybody reacts differently. So I don't know if what I'm experiencing is normal or not.

    • @kandiceblu1
      @kandiceblu1 Před 6 měsíci

      You are the reason and people like you that I would never have a Radio surgery or invasive surgery on the neuroma because you end up worse than what you started and it doesn't cure what's wrong that brought you to the doctor to begin with I don't think they tell you that They want to make the sale .... this is so sad I had another type of surgery and I wasn't sick before it and I've been sick for nine months now and have all kinds of different crazy side effects from it so I know what you're talking about I'm just beginning to turn a corner but it's been so rough

    • @marciwhitman3513
      @marciwhitman3513 Před 6 měsíci

      @@kandiceblu1 I basically didn't have a choice because it was either microsurgery or radiation and the radiation helps it to stop growing. If a tumor like this continues to grow and it gets too large then it presses on the brain stem and it could be deadly. So if it gets larger than 2 1/2 cm and then it's considered a candidate for regular surgery and it's recommended to be removed. Especially if you're having extreme symptoms at that point

    • @kandiceblu1
      @kandiceblu1 Před 6 měsíci

      @@marciwhitman3513 one thing I didn’t say is I’ve been having terrible tinnitus and vertigo, lightheadedness and dizziness since May right after my surgery the other one in my chest, not my brain but they want me to have an MRI and I’ve canceled all the appointments because even if they do find a tumor like yours I am not going to have a surgery for sure after I read that it removed but it doesn’t cure or help anything and you’re in worse shape like I am from my surgery in May so I figure even if they find something they probably will. I don’t wanna argue with them all day and tell them why I won’t have the surgery.

  • @HardeepSingh-co1fz
    @HardeepSingh-co1fz Před rokem

    Sacral sachwomma tumor ka solution

  • @HardeepSingh-co1fz
    @HardeepSingh-co1fz Před rokem

    It is fully curable hai