Comments on: Aldosterone—A New Treatment for Hearing Loss and Meniere’s Disease?

By: nora

nora — Sun, 25 Mar 2012 05:52:38 +0000

hello. i suffered severe vertigo once a month for almost 4 years. and also there was a ringing of my left ear. my EENT doctor told me that i need to undergo a meringotomy it may help he said because i felt like my left ear is always ringing and it feels like there is a heavy blocking my left ear. so i underwent meringotomy. after that my hearing became sensitive for 1 week then after a week a notice that my hearing becomes worst i underwent the audiogram test it really worsen the situation. i need to take pills for dizziness beacause if i will stop taking it i will feel dizzeness.I went to another EENt doktor for 2nd opinion and that is because my vertigo attacts me very often last year from once a month to 2x a month then once a week till 2x a week. MY new EENT doktor said Im suffering meniere’s desease. he Prescribed a medicine for me for 1 month the vertigo since then is gone. but my hearing loss still there and he said that my hearing loss is due to my meniere’s. my doktor also told me that i should not underwent the meringgotomy before.
My question is do you think ur product can help me get rid of this unconfortable hearing loss? the ringing of my ears and sometimes there is a feeling of blocking to my left ear.
I came from the Philippines and right now i am here in toronto canada.thank you very much and hope to hear from you very soon.

By: Muhammad Waqas

Muhammad Waqas — Wed, 11 Jan 2012 13:42:12 +0000

i listen many types of sound in ears hearing loss
due to flue after 2 years my age is 23 how i can solve it
Where can I buy compounded Aldosteron??

I am in Pakistan , I also live in asia, Can I get it there?

By: Muhammad Waqas

Muhammad Waqas — Wed, 11 Jan 2012 13:38:34 +0000

Where can I buy compounded Aldosteron??

I am in Pakistan , I also live in asia, Can I get it there?

By: janice curtin

janice curtin — Tue, 03 Jan 2012 11:38:00 +0000

How about supporting the adrenal glands instead, which make aldosterone/\?
and thyroid as well as they work together. This will raise metabolism and help many things. Metabolism means the process of turning nutrition into cellular energy. Check your metbolism by taking your first mornning temperature. and check out Matt Shone, 180 degrees Morning temp can ber abour 98. a little under the 98.6 normal.

By: Abbey

Abbey — Wed, 02 Nov 2011 23:32:51 +0000

To JoAnn Black (9/28/11 post): Try calling Wellness Works at (630) 701-1050 – they often can help you find someone in the Chicago area.

By: Jean Newbold

Jean Newbold — Wed, 03 Aug 2011 15:31:07 +0000

I lost all hearing in my right ear in 1963 due to a virus, according to the ENT. He said it burned out the cochlea. I walked like a drunk for months. Still can’t swim underwater; can’t tell which way is up. Had tinnitus that sounded like Morse Code. The right side of my face had no feeling for years. The doctor prescribed niacin, hoping the extra blood flow would help but it didn’t. Is there anything that can be done to restore my hearing or am I a hopeless case?

By: Armelle Ansari

Armelle Ansari — Sun, 01 May 2011 14:08:47 +0000

I have been diagnosed with adrenal gland disorders where the adrenal produced to much hormones which contribute of high blood pressure. I am of normal weigh
exercise regulary and taking spironolactone 50mg daily
why do i feel anxious and nervous all the time. Please
i need help. My endocrinologist is slow to other treat-
ment i am at my witts end. Should i be testing for Adrenal tumor. i feel like i am a mess. Help?

By: Cindy

Cindy — Wed, 13 Apr 2011 17:19:31 +0000

At first my ENT didnt want to run the test for aldostrone until I sent him several studies to read about low aldostreons relation to hearing loss. He ordered the tests for me. He stated that it is not a test that is normally done, but would do it after he read my papers and did a little research on his own. You have to be very insistant and dont back down when they tell you no. Ask for a someone in charge that can run the tests. They can run the test. I had my primary doctor that I see for bio-identical hormones that said she could run the test if my ENT would not. So they are out there and they can run the test

By: Mary

Mary — Mon, 04 Apr 2011 05:52:23 +0000

I am trying to find help for my husband. He has had hearing loss for years. We are looking for a Dr. open to testing his aldosterone levels and have not had much luck. We live in Ohio. Do you have any ideas about where we would find someone? the specialist we saw said his hearing loss was most likely hereditary and due to aging, although it began when he was rather young and he is 49 now. could Aldosterone levels be a problem in his case?
We would appreciate any insight you may have. thank you, Mary

By: teresa

teresa — Fri, 12 Nov 2010 04:28:02 +0000

i live in dayton, ohio am 55 years old with hearing loss I would love to try alosterone treatmen , how can I get started i kmow my dr would not write ascriptfor something like this.