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A member asked:
I have unilateral tinnitus from about 4 months, feel a little unsteady sometimes. no hearing loss. worried abt acoustic neuroma , is it common?
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See ENT doc.: Not likely, but could be acoustic neuroma. See ENT doc for evaluation.
Answered 6/24/2015
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No, but.....: Acoustic neuroma isn't common but it happens and it is serious. Your symptoms are worrisome. In any case you need to see a doctor about your symptoms. You can start with a primary care physician who will refer you to the appropriate specialist for further evaluation. Please don't procrastinate!
Answered 6/23/2015
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Dx w/ SSHL after 7days of Low tone hearing loss/tinnitus -no vertigo. On predinsone. Saw neuro, did exam and BAER both normal. Wants MRI. Chances I have brain tumor or acoustic neuroma? So scared.
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I'm worried about unilateral tinnitus. I know acoustic neuroma often causes this, but how common is acoustic neuroma among people w/unilat tinnitus?
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