Re: Sneezing?

[Guest guest]

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That would be a good question for your surgeon since its still soon

after surgery. I sneeze a lot, got a dog in the house but have not noticed

that.

Yes, patience is key.

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[Guest guest]

Micheal - I echo what says, it is a good question for your

surgeon.

I was recently implanted September 4, with my second CI. I too

experienced the boom, when I sneezed a few times after surgery and it

scared me. I did inform my audi about this and she said it was the

blood and fluid in my tube from the surgery. I did not experience this

the first time, and sneezed quite a bit more then. I think it last

about 4 weeks and then it was gone.

That was also, when I realized I had some residual hearing left in that

ear.

Again, please do check with your surgeon or audi.

~ Kitty S. - Cochlear Volunteer ~

The Cat addicted to hearing, Meow!!!

[Guest guest]

Good to see you, . I didnt have any problems with sneezing. If

you have the latest Cochlear implant, its called the Freedom. I'm

pretty certain that's what you will have if Dr Que Hee did the

surgery. How many mappings have you had? Did you get a 2-day

activation and first mapping, then once a week for about a month?

Ted F.

Down the road :-)

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> Hi

>

> I had a Nucleus 24 inserted on 16th October 2008 and was activated

on 3rd November 2008. Making progress, but not quite up to full speech

clarity yet, but patience is the key, right? I have just noticed

that when I sneeze (can't recall sneezing since the operation until

now) I can hear a loud reverberating " boom " noise, which fades

rapdily. This happens with the processor on or off. Has anyone else

noticed this?

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> Thanks

> Wishart

> Brisbane, Queensland, Australia

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