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March 10, 2025 4:14 pm
Hello Forum,
After an partly failed otosclerosis operation, I suffer from chronic unilateral vestibular loss.
Six months later, I still feel symptoms, mainly in the dark and on uneven ground. I have done a lot of exercises but can`t get rid of the remaining symptoms. Is there a chance to fully compensate. Does anybody have experience with unilateral vestibular loss and fully compensate? Thank you for your answers.
March 27, 2025 12:39 am
Hello Forum,
After an partly failed otosclerosis operation, I suffer from chronic unilateral vestibular loss age of war
Six months later, I still feel symptoms, mainly in the dark and on uneven ground. I have done a lot of exercises but can`t get rid of the remaining symptoms. Is there a chance to fully compensate. Does anybody have experience with unilateral vestibular loss and fully compensate? Thank you for your answers.Many individuals with unilateral vestibular loss report substantial improvements and can adapt to their condition, achieving a level of compensation that allows them to lead normal lives. While the journey to full compensation can be challenging and varies greatly among individuals, many find hope and improvement through dedicated rehabilitation and support. If you haven't already, consider reaching out to a healthcare professional specializing in vestibular disorders for personalized guidance.
