please help

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I think we're all wondering.

t

On Sep 5, 2008, at 12:48 AM, karla walsh wrote:

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> I don't know about you guys, but I am about to pee my pantaloons

> waiting for word from Sandi, on how her son in the military did

> today with the FluMist issue,

> Glad Day ~ Karla in IL

>

>

[Guest guest]

I think we're all wondering.

t

On Sep 5, 2008, at 12:48 AM, karla walsh wrote:

>

> I don't know about you guys, but I am about to pee my pantaloons

> waiting for word from Sandi, on how her son in the military did

> today with the FluMist issue,

> Glad Day ~ Karla in IL

>

>

[Guest guest]

Dear, you have GOT to see a doctor to find the cause, otherwise, any

treatment, however promising, is a shot in the dark.

What if it is something else that needs immediate attention?

Just my 2 cents.

GB, Sorcy

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Hello

We have not posted for a long while but I have been trying to keep up with the

post by reading.I feel silly asking for advise since I have not responed on here

for so long. Well Dakota has been doing really well latley up until this last

couple months. He has been med free for 6 years. He does still have his bad days

but all in all it has been good. He has really been hurting alot latley for the

last couple months and having bad headaches that dont seem to go away. We have

had blood work done but they keep coming back normal. So I guess what I am

asking is has anyone had their child go into remission for a long while and then

flare again. I dont know maybe some different tests need to be done. He had

appointment with his ped next week. He has had his eyes checked and they say

they are fine. So any suggestions would be helpfull.

Thank you

Rosetta

Dakota 9 systemic

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thanks.....will do

From: Bradford Burt <bradford_burt08@...>cholesteatoma Sent: Saturday, October 1, 2011 2:36 PMSubject: Re: Please Help

Um...yes...very serious. You DO NOT want the infection to give facial paralysis or even worse get into your brain.

You need to have it taken care of.

From: teenna77 <teenna77@...>Subject: Please Helpcholesteatoma Date: Saturday, October 1, 2011, 5:39 PM

Hi, I was diagnosed with this about 8yrs ago and at that time was going to have a surgery. I t turned out that because it was considered a pre existing condition my insurance did not cover it. Living with this has been a struggle because I have experienced significant hearing loss and my ear drains constatntly and it really smells disgusting. I have started to experience headaches and sometimes my jaw locks on that side. I'M scared because I am afraid that after the surgery I won't be able to work, drive and just be normal. I am 34 yrs old. Are these signs that I should be taking really serious and consider having this surgery? How long is the recovery? ------------------------------------

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Definitely have the surgery. I had it done 4 years ago and it's one of the best decisions I have ever made (wish I did it sooner). Good luck. Sent using BlackBerry® from OrangeFrom: Cristina Gelpi <teenna77@...>Sender: cholesteatoma Date: Sat, 1 Oct 2011 11:52:43 -0700 (PDT)cholesteatoma <cholesteatoma >Reply cholesteatoma Subject: Re: Please Help thanks.....will doFrom: Bradford Burt <bradford_burt08@...>cholesteatoma Sent: Saturday, October 1, 2011 2:36 PMSubject: Re: Please HelpUm...yes...very serious. You DO NOT want the infection to give facial paralysis or even worse get into your brain. You need to have it taken care of.From: teenna77 <teenna77@...>Subject: Please Helpcholesteatoma Date: Saturday, October 1, 2011, 5:39 PMHi, I was diagnosed with this about 8yrs ago and at that time was going to have a surgery. I t turned out that because it was considered a pre existing condition my insurance did not cover it. Living with this has been a struggle because I have experienced significant hearing loss and my ear drains constatntly and it really smells disgusting. I have started to experience headaches and sometimes my jaw locks on that side. I'M scared because I am afraid that after the surgery I won't be able to work, drive and just be normal. I am 34 yrs old. Are these signs that I should be taking really serious and consider having this surgery? How long is the recovery? ------------------------------------

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You must consult some ENT doctor and uundergo surgery. Otherwise it will go on slowly eroding the important structure in ear,even may get some intracranial complication

Best of luck

Dr. Arun Gupta, ENT Surgeon,INdia

On Sat, Oct 1, 2011 at 11:09 PM, teenna77 <teenna77@...> wrote:

 

Hi, I was diagnosed with this about 8yrs ago and at that time was going to have a surgery. I t turned out that because it was considered a pre existing condition my insurance did not cover it. Living with this has been a struggle because I have experienced significant hearing loss and my ear drains constatntly and it really smells disgusting. I have started to experience headaches and sometimes my jaw locks on that side. I'M scared because I am afraid that after the surgery I won't be able to work, drive and just be normal. I am 34 yrs old. Are these signs that I should be taking really serious and consider having this surgery? How long is the recovery?

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redduke93:

Unfortunately, the pre-existing condition exclusions aren't slated to go

away until 2014.

teena77:

Here is a general piece of information that the National Library of

Medicine has put together. It goes into some detail about what Dr. Gupta

has written. It's a little startling to get a diagnosis like

cholesteatoma, but the sooner you get this taken care of the better.

http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/ency/article/001050.htm

Matt

redduke93 wrote:

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> You need to see an ENT even if you have to pay out of pocket. If left

> untreated this thing can cause severe complications and even be fatal.

> I thought the health care reform act removed pre-existing condition

> exclusions.

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> > > Hi, I was diagnosed with this about 8yrs ago and at that time was

> going to

> > > have a surgery. I t turned out that because it was considered a

> pre existing

> > > condition my insurance did not cover it. Living with this has been a

> > > struggle because I have experienced significant hearing loss and

> my ear

> > > drains constatntly and it really smells disgusting. I have started to

> > > experience headaches and sometimes my jaw locks on that side. I'M

> scared

> > > because I am afraid that after the surgery I won't be able to

> work, drive

> > > and just be normal. I am 34 yrs old. Are these signs that I should

> be taking

> > > really serious and consider having this surgery? How long is the

> recovery?

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