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I've lost my eye sight temporarily before. The last 2 days my hearing is going funky. It is like my ears have to pop when driving through mountains or flying on a plain. I'm not sick or anything either.
I have a problem with ear wax clogging my left ear. I permanently lost a little bit of my hearing in that ear. I was tested and my hearing isn't bad enough for a hearing aid. There is no other explanation than my MS. It was also my left eye when I had optic neuritis.
I was diagnosed with Menier's disease ( a hearing disease) at the same time I was diagnosed with MS. I still have not regained my hearing to the point that I can understand most conversations and hearing aids do not work. It makes me feel so isolated when I cannot communicate with others.
Before this happened, I used to chew gums when I traveled by plane and it worked with the popping.
Years ago I lost My Hearing for a few Days and it came back in its own .
Yes, hearing loss can occur in people with multiple sclerosis (MS). Here are some key points from the knowledge base:
- About 6 percent of people with MS experience hearing loss
- Hearing loss can be gradual or sudden
- It can occur between relapses or remissions.
- MS-related hearing loss may result from damage to nerve Show Full Answer
@A MyMSTeam Member, so sorry that you have this problem. Hopefully the doctors will eventually come up with something that works for you.
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