Anyone ever had a Acoustic Neuroma?

Acoustic neuroma is a rare condition in which a noncancerous tumor grows on a nerve that runs from the brain to the inner ear. This nerve regulates hearing and a person鈥檚 sense of balance. These tu...

Mobile phone use and acoustic neuroma risk in Japan Objectives: The rapid increase of mobile phone use has increased public concern about its possible health effects in Japan, where the mobile ...

I had an AN surgery last year and felt the same symptoms you describe for the first month. Presently, I still have a constant ringing and a plugged up feeling in the affected ear from time to time,...

An acoustic neuroma is a benign (noncancerous) brain tumor that starts in the cells that wrap around the auditory (hearing) nerve in the head. These tumors may grow on one or both sides of the brai...

This is a little different than the ones I know of. Most occur in the internal auditory meatus and cause profound loss of hearing. If she is getting pressure on the brain stem, then pain can occu...

Meniere's disease can be like this. My father has that and tinnitus, between the two of us we believe this is what I have too. I have had the vertigo since forever and often get it with ring...

An acoustic neuroma is a Schwann cell鈥揹erived tumor of the 8th cranial nerve. Symptoms include unilateral hearing loss. Diagnosis is based on audiology and confirmed by MRI. Treatment is surgical r...

I am a Registered Nurse. Sounds like your hearing loss could be genetic related, you were probably born with it & it got worse slowly as you got older. The way you describe your hearing loss so...