Hi im Kate, 30 years old
I found out in the beginning of December that I have a small acoustic neuroma in my left auditory canal.
I have constant tinnitus.
I have been to two specialists, the first said oh it's benign just leave it 5-15 years.
The seconds said radiation therapy.
I said no radiation as Im exposed to radiation daily in my job as a vet.
Seems like human medicis dont quite get it
It's so frustrating, when I told them all I prefer surgical option they all looked at me like I was insane, but really isn't removing it when it is small better than when it is big and causing more problems?!?!?
Or am I the only person to think like this??
I had my hearing tested today and it is patheticly poor in my left ear...
I hate not having control over this....