Category Archives: Ear Disorders

Occupational Hearing Loss

Posted on September 17, 2007 by steve

Prolonged exposure to noise at or above 90 decibels especially if the noise is high-pitched, can damage the sensitive hair cells lining the cochlea, the innermost part of the ear. This may cause partial to severe hearing loss. Some occupations … Continue reading →

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Effective Cure the Middle Ear

Posted on July 30, 2007 by steve

The most common disorders of the middle ear are infections and damage to the eardrum. Infections are commonly caused by bacteria or viruses, which enter the middle ear either through a perforated eardrum or along the eustachian, or auditory, tube … Continue reading →

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Cholesteatoma – How to Cope up with Cholesteatoma?

Posted on June 1, 2007 by steve

Cholesteatoma – Definition, Causes, Symptoms and Cure In cholesteatoma the eustachian tube, which leads from the middle ear cavity to the nose and throat, either failed to open properly in infancy or has become blocked due to repeated middle ear … Continue reading →

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Labyrinthitis – Curing Labyrinthitis

Posted on May 28, 2007 by steve

Labyrinthitis – Treatment and Fast Cure for Labyrinthitis In labyrinthitis, the labyrinth, a group of fluid-filled chambers that controls balance, becomes infected. The infection is usually caused by a virus. It inflames the labyrinth and totally disrupts its function. What … Continue reading →

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