web MDhow will i find a cure in my ear that loses hearing ability?

Question

my right ear can not hear any sound anymore.

Answer 1

try this (b and b formula) under the nerve formula and the other recommendations..this man worked with incurables with real cases and great success. He is called the father of modern herbology.

For best success, I recommend getting the book school of natural healing and getting the formula (or email me if you are going to do and I will look up) and make a tincture (see on-line directions) using organic and wildcrafted bulk herbs..I think there are only three herbs in it,


http://www.herballegacy.com/id63.htm

he used it with garlic oil..follow his recommendations carefully..most of his formula sold online do not use organic herbs..you might find the three herbs in tincture that are organic like herbpharm brand and mix them together in lieu of making tincture from scratch.

Answer 2

I am an Audiologist

As noted, the problems could be something simple (like ear wax build-up or fluid in the middle ear) to something more serious like an inner ear infection or even a brain tumor.

Th only way to get an accurate diagnosis and treatment is to see an Ear Specialist (otologist). In some cases, the effectiveness of treatment is far higher the more quickly you get started - so do not delay!

Answer 3

of course seeing a doctor for diagnosis is the best method to know your situation and the method to cure that, yet there are alternatives

from the perspective of chinese traditional medicine, ear problems originated from the malfunction of kidney.
For example, the loss of nourishment of kidney results in ringing in the ears, or less sensitivity to sound, depends on different situation in your body.

There maybe imbalance inside your body. Do you have any other symptoms besides you can't hear? (e.g. how your tongue looks like? how do you feel? feeling hot / dry? how is your urination?) Please tell me and let me have a holistic idea on your health status so that I can help you.

Answer 4

Not my field, but some hearing loss has been attributed to muscles that tighten causing problems. Resource book on muscles/Pain and referred pain is The Trigger Point Therapy Workbook by Davies.

Answer 5

Go see a doctor or an audiologist and get that ear check out. It could be a blockage (like too much ear wax or something got into your ear), or it could be something else.

Answer 6

Go to a doctor!