Is there a connection between good and bad hearing, head discomfort, and nerves?

I am an otitis media patient in my fifties and have always had bad ears. He has suffered from cholesteatoma, and has had surgery on his right ear, but the effect is not good, his hearing has not been very good, and he is prone to inflammation. Whenever life is more tense and work is more tiring, I will have hearing loss, my head feels stuffy, sometimes I suddenly have a sharp drop in hearing, sometimes it is better, and now my left ear can't hear clearly, a few days ago I was suddenly depressed, I couldn't hear anything clearly, I only felt something knocking in my ears, and I was very anxious.

I went to the hospital for a check-up, and there was some dark discharge in my left ear, and the doctor recommended that I should either have surgery or not be equipped with hearing aids. But my ears are good and bad, sometimes I can hear clearly, sometimes I can't hear, and when I walk on the road, my head suddenly gets bored, and my hearing begins to decline, which seems to have a lot to do with the feeling in my head, I wonder if it has something to do with the nerves? Do I really need surgery or something?

I've been doing a lot of tests for my ears for many years, but I wonder if I need a CT scan or other examination of my head in this case? Thank you!

How long have you been in this condition, have you ever experienced dizziness and vomiting, under what circumstances does your hearing generally decline, and whether you can't hear any sound when you fall, if I have described all the problems, then you should go to a professional and authoritative otolaryngology department to see a doctor, maybe this is not a problem related to nerves.

It's best to go to the hospital for a check-up.

You need to go to the hospital to see if your hearing is good and bad and occasionally has vertigo, and then you can know whether it is suitable for hearing aids.

There are many symptoms of auditory nerve disorder, tinnitus, dizziness, hearing loss, etc., so it is recommended to seek medical attention in time.

Not necessarily, it's best to go to the hospital for a consultation.

CT must be done so that you can see whether surgery is necessary or not.

It is recommended that you have surgery.

I am also a patient of cholesteatoma otitis media, and my hearing has been very good since the surgery, and I have never had inflammation.

You should pay more attention to rest and try to give yourself as much rest as possible.

A simple and effective way to use the Menel Wizard of Oz Skin Care Cream, apply it topically to the lymph nodes behind the ear, or put a little into the ear, no ***, 2 times a day.

The hearing nerve is not good, and there is currently no feasible way to ** deafness.

You can take your child to the hospital for a comprehensive hearing examination, and after being diagnosed with hearing loss, you need to choose the right hearing aid in time, and the five-year-old child has missed the best period of speech development.

It is best to go to a regular professional hospital for further examination.

It is recommended to further diagnose the hearing loss of auditory neuropathy, and the ability to distinguish speech will be poor.

There are no brainstem evoked potentials done.

In this case, the so-called ten deaf and nine dumb, and the development of the language center is not good, the opportunity for children to speak is small, and even if parents spend more efforts, they may not be able to achieve the expected goals.