Cochlear Meniere's Syndrome

Auditory Neuropathy (AN) Auditory neuropathy is a type of hearing loss that occurs due to poor transmission of sounds to the auditory nerve and brain. Cochlear Meniere's Syndrome while the outer hair cells of the cochlea are intact and undamaged sound transmission is still unreliable. The inclusion of neuropathy in the title suggests a disease of the peripheral auditory nerve but there may not be any direct auditory nerve dysfunction with auditory neuropathy.

Though a hearing aid is only useful in partial hearing but is found very effective. There are various designs of hearing aids found. One of the kinds is planted behind the ear. These types of hearing aids are visible to others. If we negate the factor of visibility then this device serves best and is considered to be highly durable.

I interviewed Dr. Zecharya Shemesh from The Hadassah Hospital Jerusalem about his experience with patients who suffered from work separation or were at risk of being fired from work. I assumed that after 29 years of treating Tinnitus Vertigo Dizziness or Meniere's Disease sufferers from Israel Cochlear Meniere's Syndrome and many over sea countries he is very experienced with the sad outcomes of those medical conditions. Illustrative case: Mrs. Rivka Halio (real name) worked in the computation unit of The Israeli Police Traffic department when she experienced her first attack of vertigo.

Her success relied upon the good recommendation and the help from the officer in charge of her and the other police workers. *** Advice for Tinnitus Vertigo Dizziness or Meniere's Disease sufferers: have a legal consultation before you loose your job but do not threaten the employer with legal claims. Instead make an effort to show the employer that basically you are a good worker who has a temporary medical problem. Look for evidence that Tinnitus Vertigo Dizziness or Meniere's Disease can be cured *** A threshold requirement that every sufferer of severe Tinnitus Vertigo Dizziness or Meniere's Disease must meet before drawing unemployment benefits is to show that they are not out of work through no fault of their own. This fundamental requirement is also known as the "work separation" issue.

Some individuals may only be able to identify one or two symptoms that point to a problem while others may experience a variety of them. This is unique to every individual. If you experience any of these symptoms then you should see your doctor as soon as you can.

If you struggle with this ability then it is time to have your ears checked. Even if you don't it is still a good idea to see an audiologist. They may recommend the use of hearing aids to improve your condition. One Cochlear Meniere's Syndrome reason why this condition is so prevalent in American society is because many people are not paying attention to their body. With all of the demands of life it can be a challenge to recognize immediately when there is something going on with one's ability to hear. The signs of loss can start to occur long before a person reaches old age.

Auditory problems can also have a hereditary link. Any type of hearing condition can be linked to a certain extent back to a genetic association. It is worth noting however that age-related problems are also relatively common.