Why Are ENTs So Worthless When It Comes to Tinnitus?!

[Bambam0]

We had snow flurries today and it was beautiful!

You in Boston too?

 

[New Guy]

I'm down in CT. Crazy winter this year.

 

[Tinker Bell]

I feel bad for posting something negative...

Quick, someone tell a positive ENT story!

I had several good ENT experiences. I had an unscheduled 90 minute appointment with one, who answered any questions he could and promised to look into anything he couldn't answer. He referred me to an ear specialist and made sure I was seen as soon as possible by the specialist. Several times he called me at home to follow up on my unanswered questions, make sure everything was going well with the specialist, and check how I was doing. And he wasn't the only doctor to show me that kindness, my general doctor, ear specialist and even my dentist called me while I was at my lowest point to make sure I was okay.

None of them could cure my hearing loss and tinnitus, but I don't fault them for that.

 

[Bambam0]

I had several good ENT experiences. I had an unscheduled 90 minute appointment with one, who answered any questions he could and promised to look into anything he couldn't answer. He referred me to an ear specialist and made sure I was seen as soon as possible by the specialist. Several times he called me at home to follow up on my unanswered questions, make sure everything was going well with the specialist, and check how I was doing. And he wasn't the only doctor to show me that kindness, my general doctor, ear specialist and even my dentist called me while I was at my lowest point to make sure I was okay.

None of them could cure my hearing loss and tinnitus, but I don't fault them for that.

That's great to hear. Thanks for sharing. Silent vibes your way!

 

[Bambam0]

I'm down in CT. Crazy winter this year.

You're right! I hope today was the last trace we'll see!

 

[New Guy]

I wouldn't be so sure....

 

[PaulBe]

....And he wasn't the only doctor to show me that kindness, my general doctor, ear specialist and even my dentist called me while I was at my lowest point to make sure I was okay.

The more enlightened in the Medical/Care fields know that one hand of kindness is worth at least one prescription of the best possible drugs.

 

[Tinker Bell]

The more enlightened in the Medical/Care fields know that one hand of kindness is worth at least one prescription of the best possible drugs.

Absolutely, and especially when your condition has no cure, no guaranteed successful treatment.

 

[Gman]

I had several good ENT experiences. I had an unscheduled 90 minute appointment with one, who answered any questions he could and promised to look into anything he couldn't answer. He referred me to an ear specialist and made sure I was seen as soon as possible by the specialist. Several times he called me at home to follow up on my unanswered questions, make sure everything was going well with the specialist, and check how I was doing. And he wasn't the only doctor to show me that kindness, my general doctor, ear specialist and even my dentist called me while I was at my lowest point to make sure I was okay.

None of them could cure my hearing loss and tinnitus, but I don't fault them for that.

Clone these doctors!!!