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Treatments we offer
In most cases except for Bartholin’s cysts, the treatment of vaginal cysts is not necessary since most cysts remain small and do not cause any problems. You should seek treatment if there are symptoms of discomfort. There are both Non-Surgical and Surgical treatments available.
What is Stapedectomy?
Due to the outgrown bone in otosclerosis, the stapes gets stuck in one place and don’t vibrate anymore, leading to a hindrance in the transmission of sound. Therefore, Stapedectomy is performed to help sound vibrations travel to the inner ear by replacing a part of the stapes bone with a prosthetic device.
Possible complications after a Stapedectomy can include
- Noise Sensitivity
- Possible Infection
- Hearing Impairment
- Dizziness
- Bleeding
- Tinnitus
- Facial paralysis
At the hospital
- Our specialists will keep you under observation for at least four hours to reduce any chances of dizziness, nausea, or vertigo.
- The surgery might cause slight pain in the ear which can be subdued through prescribed medication by our doctors.
- If you are given general anaesthesia for the surgery, we would recommend you to not drive back home.
At home
- After being discharged from the hospital, you will be advised to rest for a week post surgery wherein you must avoid strenuous exercises for at least 6 weeks.
- You will be recommended to not touch any packing material in your ear canal up until the doctor visits you post surgery.
- You can get back to your daily work but must ensure all daily activities are kept light, prevent water from entering the operated ear and sneeze with your mouth open at least for 2 weeks after the surgery.
- Avoid taking flights for 3 to 5 weeks post surgery.
If Otosclerosis is left untreated you would continue experiencing hearing loss. For some people, doctor-prescribed medication slows down the process of hearing loss, but to completely get rid of Otosclerosis getting a Stapedectomy is the most reliable solution.
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Frequently Asked Questions
An ENT Surgeon should be consulted for any problems, queries and advice related to a Stapedectomy.
Only one ear is treated with stapedectomy at a time. In case both ears require surgery, the ear which is in a poorer condition is chosen for surgery at first and the second ear can be operated after a gap of 6 months.
Yes, it is a safe procedure to be performed on children.
Yes, the device used for surgery in the ear is placed permanently.
The prosthetic devices placed during the surgery are made from non-ferrous materials and are compatible with MRI scanning. However, we would still advise you to consult your doctor before opting for an MRI to check on the material of your prosthetic device.