The Silence of Deafness is an Abstract, not an Absolute.
I’m a 50 year old male living in Toronto, Ontario.
Last October while on the golf course my left hear suddenly “closed up” as if plugged by water. Applying my profoundly intelligent attitude of “if it doesn’t clear up in a week or so, I’ll see about it”, I went to my GP who put me on antibiotics for a week. With no response, he set me up with an ENT which took another 4 weeks.
Long story short, I’m now starting to research the BAHA option and would really apprciate any feedback on the following:
1. Any life style changes (I HATE that term) required? i.e. swimming, showers or athletic persuit limitations? (Will it help cure my slice?)
2. Could I expect any improvement with directional location?
3. Any particular maintence required on the external abutment or processor?
Generally, has it been worth the effort?
Thanks
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