Treating Hearing Loss & Tinnitus with Stem Cells
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- Treating Hearing Loss & Tinnitus with Stem Cells. Doctor Cliff Olson, Audiologist and founder of Applied Hearing Solutions in Phoenix Arizona, discusses the possibility of using Stem Cells to Treat Hearing Loss & Tinnitus.
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if everyone starts to get tinnitus, we would be probably a year away from this.
Yes agreed
I am 40 years old. I have been suffering from tinnitus for approximately 13 years as a result of a sound shock as a result of hearing a gunshot close to my head. The noise I am currently hearing is so intense that my head almost explodes. I go to sleep every day and I am full of hope that I will wake up as I was before the incident.
Hopefully Soon For Us
I have hyperacusis too, its soooo sad 😢 I hate My life
Try head tapping method 30 times 8 sets. It works for me. You can even try biotin supplement.
I remember 20 years ago they were saying this was at least a decade away. They were more right than they knew. 20 years later they're still saying it's at least a decade away.
Don’t be so negative. It is not appropriate to think like that. It doesn’t make our lives any easier. It in no way helps you to think like that. You never know what might happen.
Agree for ripped off for 10k on stem cell treatment - it’s a scam
these kinds of things take time! much more has been discovered and the scientist are closer to a cure than they were 20 years ago. Eventually there will be a cure, as a lot of more complicated things have been achived aswell
@@Russeren01 First:. No one is being " negative". What you're interpreting as "negative" is actually just being REALISTIC. Second: Who the hell are you to decide what is " appropriate" and what isn't "appropriate". ? Third :. I also have been hearing about stem cell research for nearly 20 years. As a sufferer of Tinnitus for 14 years I am fed up with the research community because all they do is talk about what they're working on BUT they never deliver.
@@Sofia-uj5cs You and I will both be dead and long gone before this treatment can done successfully.
I was born deaf and i wore cochlear implants due to the lack of those vibration hair in my ear. 17 years later, I am learning about how we can use stem cells to treat parkinson disease in college and that is what sparked my interest and bought me here.
We need a treatment that can bring us at least some normalcy. Hearing aids are clearly an assist for those with Hearing loss but as someone with Tinnitus and no measured hearing loss I'm afraid I need something to help in that way.
Me to dont Hope we have to wait 10 years l am not doing to make IT😳
I have heard good things about Neosensory and Lenire. You could try them. Hopefully they will help you with tinnitus
How are you both doing a year down the line?
Hope youre all well :)
You also forgot to mention that TMD, muscle and neck disorders can cause tinnitus.
I had my own stem cells injected into my knee for osteoarthritis. I can say that the knee is less painful, recovery is much faster (overnight) and chronic swelling is vastly reduced. Is it 100%? No. But I can now do things I couldn’t do before, like walking up/down stairs, without pain. I’ll probably never see this in my lifetime, but based on my experience, I can only hope it comes to fruition.
Stem Cells are amazing. We'll just have to see how they are administered. Hopefully we do see it in your lifetime!
@@DrCliffAuD I just feel unfair am my hearing in normal range but computer ses a tinnitus clinic see small dip so small hear loss that why it hear this strange hiss with ring witch ring is low pich so don't bother me its dam hiss all need is bit of that stuff stem cells just get my hearing functioning properly then that hiss ring will fade away can't wait 10 years or more that joke cliff in my case what to get back into real world so unfair I'm battle with it but I what to win the war
Nandrolone healed my knee due to collagen synthesis
In September of 2007, I had sudden hearing loss while at work one day. I had a strange noise in my ear that sounded like tree frogs. That went on for about 40 minutes. I went to my doctor that day to find out what was going on. He wasn't sure what was going on. Later that night, I had experienced a balance issue. So, I went to ER to see if I could get help with the hearing loss and lack of balance. I was prescribed Meclizine. After about three weeks, my balance had finally returned. The hearing did not come back. Also, I've had a steady hiss ever since the hearing loss. Eventually, I went to see and ear, nose, & throat specialist. He had my hearing tested by an audiologist. I was told I had about an 80% hearing loss. Also, an MRI was done sometime after that. I was told about three possible causes for what happened. A benign tumor, mini stroke, or virus. After the MRI, it was determined it was a virus. For days leading up to the hearing loss, I had experienced on occasion what sounded like shots of air in that ear. At first I thought it was fatigue. Not sure why. Any thought about what may have happened? Thank you.
No but I have constant hissing. I have a lot of ear wax build up and that could be the reason. But I looked online and there are many reasons. I have HBP and that may be the problem. I just live with it. But stem cells are curing so many things, I am going to look into it. You can get the intense stem cells that people have better eye sight, don’t know about hearing but look into it! Best wishes to you and find a chiropractor, they have success with tinnitus!! Could be retracing your brain from the shot gun ! If they did not find anything strict, then it’s your brain telling you that there is still a problem! Hope this helps?
Same exact thing happen to me when I was 19… I’m 23 now. When it first happened I experienced identical symptoms you did. I went to ear nose and throat specialist and they prescribed me steroids to hopefully repair the hair cells. I also experienced extreme vertigo. Unfortunately I have no answer for you. Sounds like you know everything I know. I was told it was probably a virus. I’ve been living with basically 100% single sided deafness for 4 years and constant and intense tinnitus. I’ve pretty much gave up on research as it always leads to nothing.
Great explanation at the beginning. The information on whether or not and how long it might take for this to develop was good also but the initial explanation was great. Also, I now realize I've been saying tinnitus wrong!
I think the reason hearing aids seem to help with tinnitus is simply because they amplify other sounds so that the tinnitus sounds are not the only noise coming through.
Brilliant !
No. The healthfield have decided in the last couple of years to say it different to make them appear to be these holier than though elitists because they don't have any answer or cure and aren't going to. It is smoke and mirrors to make it appear they are really on something and far more intelligent than they really are. It's actually is a form of psychological abuse. A.k.a. "bullshit".
I have no personal experience but I have understood that hearing aids can sometimes actually lessen the tinnitus and not only mask it. This would make sense if tinnitus is caused by not enough nerve information moving from cochlea to the brain (because of damaged hair cells). Tinnitus is the brains response to those frequencies and nerve information disappearing and the brain tries to make up for the lost activity by creating tinnitus where the hearing loss is happening. Hearing aids will boost those frequencies back up so the brain can get a sensation that all is functioning normally again and it will stop creating tinnitus.
@@rejuvenator8966I wish the brain would stop creating the tinnitus as you say but it doesn’t. It just gets a little masked due to being able to hear more sounds thanks to hearing aids.
I stumbled upon a method of using a vibrator to quiet the tinnitus. The science behind it is to transmit the vibrations along the cartilage from the external ear to the auditory nerve inside the brain.
IT ONLY TAKES A FEW MINUTES. PLEASE CHECK IT OUT.
I used a small electric shaver and placed the non-cutting end to the part of the ear near the entrance of the ear canal. You will probably need to move around that area a bit until you find the spot that gives most benefits.
The vibrating sound can be quite loud so don’t apply it too long. After each try, assess the effectiveness.
Initially, I tried 2-3 spots for 1-2 minutes, they were not effective until I raised the duration to 3 minutes.
Please report back on your experience.
Thank you for your continued hard work and informational videos that are greatly appreciated. I wonder if you have any videos that provide information about students with unilaterial hearing loss, the impact, and the support highly recommended at school?
My hearing loss started in 2006. I was hoping for a cure at that time. But in nearly 20 years we have nothing. The news I read then are the same they tell us now.
Thank you for information. I waited hopefully.
I've read that deep autophagic states (like during fasting 48+ hours) forces immune system to basically scan all cells of the body to assess their importance/necessity/health/function/correctnes.... so I wonder if inducing that & then administering stem cell therapy could yield actual proper regeneration and restructuring - including nerves & function etc. ...?
I was victim of a horrific hate crime where I got locked into a basement at gunpoint where 150+ decibel music was blasted by 3 hispanic males near Chicago, IL upon starting a new job. I lost quite a bit of low frequency along with all other ranges. At 37, I quit my job after being mocked as a deaf guy by them for the following 10 months. I was then diagnosed with severe obstructive sleep apnea, proceeded to put on 85 pounds, enlarged liver and enlarged spleen with memory problems. Recently, I switched from Eargo Neo HiFi's to Phonak Lyric 4's with Dr. Cliff's recommendation. I've had success with the Lyric, though, with a high monthly subscription cost. I can only hope one of these treatments becomes available.
Thanks for sharing your story Dan. I have to say, that is horrible what they did to you. I'm glad you've been able to find a treatment option that works for you.
Hey dan, I'm sorry about what happened to you. One question, did you suddenly lost your hearing after that traumatic experience or it was gradual? How long did it take you to find out that you had a hearing loss?
@@romanuriarte6639 hi Roman. The pain was excruciating and the hearing loss was within 10 minutes of the onset of the basement music. The ringing never went away from that day forward and many sleepless nights for a few years before also being diagnosed with severe Obstructive Sleep Apnea. 3+ years later after the event, I opted for hearing aids after being denied disability twice because it wasn't considered severe or a profound loss but never the less, a sudden mild hearing loss is a shock to the brain and it really ruined my life.
@@digitaldan476 it's hard to imagine for all that you went through Dan, I hope they find the cure very soon you'll be in my prayers 🙏🙏
Soooo...all of this was because you started a new job ?? What the hell kind of job did you get?
I got all excited for a minute but I don’t believe my hearing loss was caused by the hairs not working. They told me it was more likely due to nerve damage.
The word "hairs" refers to the stereo cilia in the cochlea. They are the nerves which transduce sound waves into neuro impulses to be interpreted by the brain .
@@bobhope3716 thanks for clarifying.
It is always like that. Every audiologist video always conclude that the only thing you can do is to bye their expensive treatment equipment! That makes me feel insecure about their honesty! If there is a cure, they will never share it with tinnitus sufferers because will ruin their bussiness!😡
I believe sometime in my fifties, all my cochlear hair cells migrated to my auricles (ears). If they could innervate my ear hair I would have super-hearing.
People who "sell" their tinnitus riffraff have NEVER had severe tinnitus and taking advantage of people who will do anything for relief is a crime in my book of life.
Yes l feel Hopeless to
Being someone who has to deal with Tinnitus, hearing that there is a cure sometime in maybe ten years doesn't exactly make me feel better right now. and the one ear doctor I went to around three years ago gave me zero information about anything I can do for it. she gave me an ear test where she put headphones on me and played tones. and that was it. now three years later I saw a couple of videos before this one where they actually told me some things I hadn't heard before. and I am going to look into the information further.
It's funny he says hearing loss and tinnitus as if there's something different and I think it is something different because I can hear quite well it's not so bad but I still have tinnitus
I found that lipo flavonoid capsules, an extra healthy diet, + moderate exercise has decreased my tinnitus about 30% after a few months. Not great, but not terrible.
Get used to Tinnitus. I've been monitoring the research front for 14 years now. They haven't made a damn but of progress.
@@bobhope3716 hi Bob there are treatments that can help tinnitus to push the tinnitus signal in background so your less aware of it those treatment drugs only started in 2020 oto-313 and fx322 there are trying it with 180 people in August oto-313 so we see if it safe and affective and reducing tinnitus to a very low nose in background it's possible Bob clinical trials in USA
@@markofx3223 Not impressed after 14 years of monitoring the research front. Think of suicide almost every day.
Useful info. Thank you
10 years is a lot of time. I need something in the next 3 or 5...
P. S. Great Channel. I am following with great interes. There is a few clinics in Switzerland who doing stem cells treatments. But there is so many question marks. I also was reading an artical that this FX medicine planing final stage of testing in 2022
Hey there, I developed Tinnitus when I recovered from COVID in 2020 and since then I also developed one more problem other than tinnitus which is I can't sustain high pitch noise i.e. I can't go to movies, pubs and even sustain high tv volumes
It’s hyperacusis. Same here
So sorry
Then what about drugs fx322 and fx 345?
When this drugs will available commercially and when the data of this drugs available???
Molecular vs stem cells???
Thank you for telling me I will always have this problem.
3 types pf treatment for Tinnitus? What about.bi-modal neurostimulation like the kind that Dr. Shore is developing?
What about the potassium channel research of Dr. Tsounopolous? What about TNF-a blockers? Those are at least 3 more potential treatment paths for Tinnitus.
Don't worry there will be more CBT bullshit and Apps
MIT has regrown hair cells and people have regained hearing in 2 clinical trials. Northwestern university has discovered the inner and outer hearing hair markers
هل هذا صحيح؟
I have pulsating tinitus, more deadly at night with the pulsing in your ear in a quiet room or place. It started with wax build up but then it started up again a few weeks later with the pulsing.
Talk talk talk, research reasearch research, always years down the road, post it only if its here NOW
Sorry, I feel you should be informed about progress as well. This way you can make better informed decisions about your hearing loss treatment now so you are better prepared for these possible cures in the future.
Four months ago I had stem cell therapy and then 8 weeks of follow up Shockwave Therapy. It did nothing to help my Tinnitus.
What type of stem cell therapy did you have ?
Can you explain more about the process
FX-322 will hopefully restore clarity of my own voice - that's good enough for me.
In what sense?
@@lola1995 My voice sounds muffled although I can hear others adequately.
Wow, Cliff ... very impressive vocabulary you are sporting now! I was hoping I could get rid of my tinnitus, but it seems no such luck. But at least I don't notice it while wearing my hearing aids. 😁
Tinnitus can be controlled with HA.
this is basically my only hope
Share a stem cells study report who consider a breakthrough to cure tinnitus from stem cell
Thank you, Dr. Cliff! I suffer from hearing loss, (regular) mild tinnitus, and pulsatile tinnitus. My regular tinnitus is partially mitigated by my hearing aids. The pulsatile tinnitus, though, shows up quite frequently, especially at night, and seems to be primarily triggered by laying on my left side, although it can also show up while sitting upright (like I am right now as I type this). I would be very interested in an episode about the possible causes of pulsatile tinnitus, as well as potential treatments.
Sounds like might have a jaw or a neck alignment problem. Because of the pulsatile nature of your tinnitus the jaw is a likely culprit. Your jaw muscles are so powerful they can easily pinch nerves and blood vessels. If you have ever been diagnosed with bruxism, or if your pulsatile tinnitus seems to coincide with toothache when waking up, your cure would be very easy. Bruxism is caused by magnesium deficiency. 150 mg of magnesium glycinate in the morning + 150 mg at noon will do the trick. Expect results after approx. 8 weeks. Good luck, and let me know the result please.
Have you checked for low ferritin re the pulsing ? Also check for intercranial pressure problems
@@jacquesmertens3369 bruxism can also be caused my sleep disorders breathing, clenching / grinding in attempt to keep airway open whilst asleep
Cervical imbalance in your neck can cause tinnitus. Find a good chiropractor.
@@Sammasambuddha A chiropractor? Someone who's going to break my neck and cause paralysis or death? How many victims does it take before this swindle is finally outlawed?
I think I`ll die before they find the cure.It's always a decade away.
I need something very soon because I'm tired of hearing loss and tinnitus.
Thank you Doctor Cliff now i would like how far
Away is this treatment going to be available.
And how to tell my hearing Doctor about it.
Without making her feel dumb because she might not have heard of it. When are doctor updates or
Learn about their new technic of healing people and their profession
So maybe stem cell therapy wouldn’t be good for the Audiologist. I’ve followed you for 3 years now. Trusted!
I did not buy your reasoning ! It’s like research for cancer……. You just don’t want to find a cure. Hate it, hate the negative, I’m just going to be among the deaf. Somebody with good intentions (not about $$$) please help all of us who are hearing impaired. I’ve been since 40, now 55! What’s next for me? I like this guy but he just made me feel like he’s in need of money.
finding a cure for hearing loss is not the same as finding cure for cancer. In hearing loss, there’s usually a loss of the hair cells. In cancer, there are so many things that have gone wrong and there are so many different tumors etc. so there can’t rly be a one that cures all cancers.
Good job
Hey Dr cliff could you do a video on SPI 1005? I hear they are in their phase 3 trial. I know it's more for mineires disease but I read that people in the phase 2 trial had their tinnitus loudness reduce by 30%
En serio? También me interesa saber sobre el SPI-1005
You nailed it when you said "a long, long time". It will take a minimum of 50 years for them to develop the surgery techniques/ tools necessary to plant stem cells into the cochlea which is very small. Too bad it's not possible to transplant a cochlea.
You’d be surprised if you knew all the barriers that science has overcome. Scientist can literally study the cochlea of A LIVING MOUSE, study single molecular pathways, genes etc. I’m not crazy for saying that this is definitely possible and that the practical side is literally the smallest problem of the research
@@Sofia-uj5cs Take your pontifications and flush them. I probably know a lot more about science than you do. I've been monitoring the research front for 14 years and there's been almost no progress towards a cure what so ever.
@@bobhope3716 I have personally contacted one of the top scientists in this field and discussed with him about this research. He has told me about the progress that has been made and you wouldn't even know how great it is. No reason to lose hope, really. Science takes time
@@Sofia-uj5cs Can you provide the name of that scientist ?
@@bobhope3716 Stefan Heller from stanford university:) I'm actually considering pursuing my scientific career in the field of hearing research. He told me that specific mutations causing hearing loss will probably be the first ones available, then perhaps synaptic regeneration. The path to hair cell regeneration is still long but progress has been made for sure, but for example the scientists of the hearing restoration project have identified one of the barriers to hair cell regeneration. I would also strongly suggest checking out Zheng Yi Chen's and Angelika Doetzlhofers' work from Harvard and Johns Hopkins! And by the way, I know that you must feel frustrated that there hasn't been the progress that you might have expected, but it's because of the lack of funding. The field of hearing research doesn't get the recognition and getting new scientists is hard. But really, I don't want you to lose hope:) We're closer than we were yesterday
What about inner nerve damage from a high fever? I had the mumps when I was 10 years old and had a high fever which caused me to lose my hearing in one ear. I have bad tinnitus in both ears. I was told nothing could restore my hearing.
My tinnitus is so bad I'm starting to accept I might be willing to die sooner rather than later. I am 44.
Im a similar age and in a similar predicament (due to recent excessive noise exposure). Sometimes I try to lose the fear/stress by consciously telling myself that there is nothing to be afraid of and that I should relax (I dont have to work until monday, I dont owe any loan sharks any money, I dont have a terminal disease etc). Sometimes I feel okay and sometimes I struggle. I hope you feel better today.
It’s horrific I actually sleep, focus, feel or make memories, brain damage
@@graemegeorgeharrison2468 I'm so sorry. I pray for cures.
I will die a much deafer man than i am now..
Hello sir i suffering with hearing loss and high sound tinnitus ! Can u give me any solution for this ! My tinnitus sound very high ! Can u answer to me what reason for this loud tinnitus sound 😢 plz reply
Hi Dr. Cliff. Thanks for the information. Can you tell us more about fx 345 clinical trial status. I may have missed it. Thank you.
I got herbal supplements in form of ear drop from dr Ogbebor herbal centre,on CZcams.,,2 drops into both ears 3 times daily after two weeks my tinnitus was gone
I have never found an ENT to explain my tinnitus. My left ear is constant 24/7 hiss/static sound and I can't sit in a quiet room for that matter and my right ear is also constant beeping but very feint and sometimes goes up, however my hearing is exceptionally good, although I have tinnitus I hear everything and it annoys me lol, I passed the hearing test with perfect scores and yet tinnitus is linked to hearing loss, I just don't understand how I can have such good hearing but also have tinnitus. I've been living with it for 14 years
Did you check your neck, shoulders and temporomandibular joint with specialists? Those parts of the body are known for being also causes of tinnitus.
try oto acustic exam - normal audio test is not good for serch cause of tinnitus
Have u hyperacusia?
Illness can cause hearing loss. Rome was not built in a day. Hoping and praying for a break through.
Thank you!
I have profound hearing loss. After all the treatment of injecting steroids into the ear, nothing worked. I have lost 100 per cent on both ears. Only option left is a cochlear implant. But one senior ENT surgeon said couldn't guarantee hearing even after cochlear implant as I was 54 years old. Could you clarify regarding the success of the cochlear implant. Will that have any other side effects on me if done
Almost 30 years after I had Sudden Deafness, I am left with less than 10per cent non-usable hearing, is there any hope for any treatment. Next door in Tucson.
How do you hear anything?
Pls review sonuvita
Are there actually progenitor cells in the ear? And why the people in the hearing restoration project don’t address this?:/
Yes, there are progenitor cells in the cochlea. The people researching these cures are looking at them as a possible way to restore hearing.
But if they are there, it shouldn’t be a possible cure but a definite cure really, they just have to find a way to activate them
@@Sofia-uj5cs I think that’s what they are trying
I didn't got benefit from hearing aid.
Maybe you have poor quality hearing aids, or they weren't adjusted for your hearing needs?
There are many factors that go into the successful treatment of hearing loss with hearing aids. If any of them are overlooked, your success will suffer. Have you seen my videos about Best Practice Hearing Care?
Hello
Well that’s a depressing explanation of re growing hearing hair cells
Could be blood flow in your jugular vein or styloids?
I got shot in the head two years ago and that’s the reason I can’t hear out of my right ear how can I fix this without having to use a cochlear implant or anything else the implant looks all bad considering how noticeable it is
I`m in the retail business and even with hearing aids i can`t understand proper words.After every 3 to 4 years i have to go to a hearing aids specialist to increase the volume of my hearing aids.A time will come there will be no volume space left and i might go completely deaf.
I got herbal supplements in form of ear drop from dr Ogbebor herbal centre,on CZcams.,,2 drops into both ears 3 times daily after two weeks my tinnitus was gone
Hi doctor cliff, I have tinnitus and losing my hearing rapidly. I have no problems with CIs but I am freaked out if the intense noise that caused my tinnitus had damaged my auditory nerve too? Is it possible for auditory nerve to get damaged by intense sound?
Hi your best hope his oto-313 the treatment drug repairs nerve fibres in the coohlea and over damage nerve in the coohlea is the tinnitus could just fade very low in background because the Hart of the problem is coming from the coohlea
@@markofx3223 I heard that OTO 313 is trial phase. The latest phase of the trial was disappointing. What do you think about auditory brainstem implant (ABI)?
Doctor cliff please answer, When you think it will be available? and do u think we can afford it?
Impossible to know the answer to either of your questions at this point in time.
@@DrCliffAuD thanks for answer
METAL gave me tinnitus
This seems super targeted ie: Stem cells, Made and programmed exactly correct, implanted exactly in the right position and orientation, in exactly the right amount.
I thought stem cells already had all the DNA and Epigenetic information inside them. As long as they're in the right environment, shouldn't the cell be able to differentiate into the proper cell and, for example connect to the nerve cells just via its own DNA/Epigenetic instructions, and interactions with the surrounding cells in the environment?
Tony Robbins describes a Fire Burn victim (face deformation) treatment as a "Stem Cell Spray Gun" - Spray a coating of stem cells on the face and Boom, The face regenerates good as new (Because the coding for the guy's face is in the DNA and the epigenetic information of face cells knows how the face structure should be, how to connect to neighboring cells, etc.).
In this case I'd think you should just be able to inject stem cells into the ear and they / the body takes care of running the program on their own.
Clearly I'm no expert (or even very knowledgeable) in this area, But I find some of the things I'm hearing recently in this field super exciting.
so cliff, when u think there will be cure for genetic hearing loss? will it be possible for 5 years or less?
maybe not in 5 years but at some point 100% it’s just a question of time
no way. several decades.
@@arthursimsa9005 why several decades? i feel like its coming soon
@@animemanman6368 let’s take bets
Sir help me
please make video on prp for hearing loss
Everyone share this video on Twitter after
Hi Doctor
hi do you know of any good doctors for tinnitus in the uk at all ?
Would these processes work with someone who had an acoustic neuroma removed?
I'll be happy to participate but i live outside US
Hey Dr Cliff, I watched your video right to the end. I have a cochlear implant, therefore could I still get any one of these treatments?
I don't believe so. Once you go cochlear implant, you can't go back. Fo course, this assumes they don't come up with a way to repair the cochlea to allow it.
Hoo god dod bless you 🐾🐾🧭🀄🀄🀄💞
Sorry god bless you 🀄🀄🀄💞
must amend permanent to permanent without intervention
Indifferent cells will become whatever they will, anywhere
Frequency Therapeutics stock price is currently at $1.11. if the price falls below $1 for too long, the company risks having its stock delisted. This is how the market believes they are going to find a miracle drug for hearing loss. This company is losing ground as we speak. If they flop there will be a new company to take the battom. It is going to be long race that we might not see the end.
Good point. But think most of these companies trying to market a Tinnitus cure aren't doing the necessary homework to make their treatments effective.
Share a hospital name were the tinnitus treatment by steam cell is available
Plz
Doesn't exist yet.
Kan ki kaon si problem ho to thik ho sakta hai sir
If i want a diagnosis of the exact cause of my hearing loss, what type of doctor do i see? My ENT in insistent that i get hearing aids, but that does not fix the problem. I had a co worker who experienced severe hearing loss over several years. She saw a specialist who diagnosed it as something that could be rectified surgically. After the surgeries, her hearing returned.
If you didn't get the recommendation of surgery from your ENT, then you likely have Sensorineural Hearing Loss. The most common form of treatment for this type of hearing loss is Hearing Aids.
@@DrCliffAuD there was no formal exam to diagnose my hearing loss just a hearing test
@@DrCliffAuD Dr. Cliff AuD what does, "ENT," stands for ? 🤔
Does it stands for Ears, Nose, Throat ? 🤔
@@richardscaggs5936 Ear Neck Throat
hello, my right ear cant hear but after being checked with profesionals they said my right ear condition is perfect, and all of them said that its nerve problem that cause it cant hear. with that nerve fixed then it can hear again but there is no cure yet to fox that nerve back then. my left ear also has severe non stop high pitch ringing tinnitus. but the hearing of that ear is ok.
my question is, is it possible NOW to cure my right ear to be able to hear normally again and make my left ear tinnitus gone using stem cell ? thank you.
Same question plz reply 😢
Companies economics depends on hearing aids factories, so no one will make this threat.. at least for the coming 10 years
I predict it will take 50 for them to be able to do this successfully.
I disagree from an economics perspective. Our entire economy is built on disruptive technologies. If there is a lot of money in something, the more ripe it is for disruption. Stem Cell treatments would definitely disrupt the hearing aid industry & the companies that develop these cures will become MASSIVELY profitable themselves.
Bob, what are you basing your 50 year prediction on?
@@DrCliffAuD My prediction is based on what I know about the cochlea. It's very small and it's embedded in bone. The round window is currently the only way to access it. I think the medical technology necessary to successfully plant stem cells in the cochlea has yet to be invented. Sorry but after 14 years of monitoring the research on Tinnitus I guess I 've grown pessimistic. Is there reason for me to believe my 50 years prediction is wrong ? What do you think? Oh , by the way, I 'm in touch with a researcher at the University of Iowa who is beginning experimentation with an electrical cochlea implant designed to stimulate the auditory nerve with electrical impulses to replace the neuro impulses no longer being sent by the dead stereo cilia. What do you think ?
@@DrCliffAuD It's too bad we are unable to transplant a cochlea.
That shirt looks great. Where can I get it?
I got herbal supplements in form of ear drop from dr Ogbebor herbal centre,on CZcams.,,2 drops into both ears 3 times daily after two weeks my tinnitus was gone
Doctor, i put water in my ear to clean it, is it ok and safe?
If you don't have a perforation in your eardrum, then yes.
My ears health doctor always have told me never put anything bigger than your elbow in the ears or is it smaller than your elbow ? 🤔 🤷🏼
your elbow shouldn’t even fit inside your ear. If it does fit then i think you should check if your elbow is normal
@@richardscaggs5936 The doctor you spoke to would have said "nothing smaller" than your elbow. What they were saying was: "Don't put any objects in your ear. None at all - ever!".
@@Sofia-uj5cs He could have an over size ear 👂 👂
where would they inject the cells?
I got herbal supplements in form of ear drop from dr Ogbebor herbal centre,on CZcams.,,2 drops into both ears 3 times daily after two weeks my tinnitus was gone
I have a coclear implant I hope iam cure by this stem cell therapy one day in future🙂
How is cochlear implant
Cochlear implant gives good sound or not
@@Anandb123 it's very good to hear and I can able to hear all sounds 🙂 but implanted side should not get damage
@@munishmunish2282 hi the sound quality on music is tinny don't sound right but if someone talking to you you can understand what there saying back ground noise not that good it's possible there will improve quality of sound as time go's on my question is is it possible to regrow serten amount of new hair cells in coohlea so hearing aids will sound moor normal listening to music and taking so your not hearing that robot sounds it sounds
Very strange 🀄🀄🀄💞🧭🐾🐾
If you want to test your medicine, I am an applicant
Have you heard of Phage therapy with respect to sudden one ear hearing loss.
Hope you are doing well. My name is Karwan from Kurdistan of Iraq, 29 years old, I have a problem with ringing / TINNITUS in both of my ears, my ears nervus are weak. However, I have visited several doctors but there was no effective treatment and still, I have the problem. Could you please let me if you have any way of solving issues in my ears? How can I get ride from the ringing issue in my ears?
Get used to the Tinnitus. There's no cure .
حتى انا عندي طنين من سنتين وانته كم سنه للطنين؟
Had stroke right ear is dead. The doctor said it was ear wax, but I knew it's nerologiical
What about Dirk de ridder magnet cap 😥 for tinnitus and the Susan shore device l trayd Sound terapi zen terapi and cbt TRT nothing Works
When this treatment will come in market?
This stem cell treatment for hearing loss won't hit the market until you and I are both dead and gone. I predict it will take 50 years for them to figure out a way to do this successfully.
Who knows. Right now, there are a number of companies trying to discover the cure for hearing loss and tinnitus.
@@DrCliffAuD actually all research over tinnitus run on charity or self help that's why the process of research is very slow nd non satisfactory...nd the pandamic of corona have further slow it down.
@@bobhope3716 Elon musk’s girlfriend has tinnitus and I’ve heard he’s doing something about it.
@@shubhampahurkar00 What is your source for this information. ? Also, ironically I sent Elon Musk an email asking him if he had ever considered using a brain implant for the treatment of Tinnitus. He never responded.
I thought I heard/read FDA approved this in the next year.
Hardly. They haven't even had a single clinical trial yet.
And do you think it’d possible to get complete 100% hearing with one of these? Like lasik surgery?
It is always possible, however, I suspect that early on there will be partial regeneration that will get better as time goes on and the science gets better.
@@DrCliffAuD Will the stamcells treatment s hit the hearing klinic s or do we have to pay Oure self s🙏 thanks
My dad has tinnitus, he hardly sleeps.
I have constant aural fullness but no hearing loss on audiogram, do you know what it the underlying mechanism and do you think that hair cell regeneration would help, since people report hearing loss being a sensation of fullness in ear
Possible chronic negative middle ear pressure from Eustachian tube dysfunction.
I don’t think it’s that either, I can pop my ears to some extent vbut no relief, it feels like the other one’s heavier
@@DrCliffAuD Hey Dr Cliff I have a question, If someone is exposed to an episode of loud noise, how long does it take to find out if there was any damage on the hearing? The level of damage can be seeing after the exposure or it takes time to show up? Thank you!
I’m not a doctor but i think right away if the noise was loud enough to cause damage. Sometimes there’s just a temporary threshold right after
hurry up so it can be only half a decade away before 2027 give the hearing back to deaf war veterans (lost hearing to a bomb blast)
Help
How about Hbot i rather do Hbot can you chat about that
My son 1.9 yrs old hearing loss babay dur gentic reason as per mri no abnormalities in organ growth & never doctor prefer for chcole implant but any other way to cure my son hearing loss final report says outer Haircel dysfunction
What does that mean in English?!
I'm going to keep wearing hearing aids.
How was your hearing now?
@@kirthika2379 Terrible, but I deal with it...
@@watermain48 hearing aid helps to hear better?
@@kirthika2379 They help me for sure.