Cholesteatoma
Cholesteatoma is a type of cyst, occurring in the middle ear, behind the eardrum. Холестеатома – доброкачественная опухоль, there, when education, composed of dead skin cells, sprouting from the middle ear to the mastoid process of the temporal bone.
Cholesteatoma often cause:
Chronic ear infections may increase the chance of developing cholesteatoma.
Symptoms include cholesteatoma:
The doctor will ask about your symptoms and medical history, and perform a physical examination.
Tests may include:
Cholesteatoma is a serious medical problem. Early treatment is vital. If the tumor is not treated, there can be serious complications, including loss of hearing and dizziness. The spread of infection to the brain can lead to meningitis and brain abscess.
Cholesteatoma responds well to treatment. Patients can recover fully without complications, If the tumor has been detected and treated in its early stages. Treatment includes cholesteatoma:
Thorough cleaning of the ear is necessary, to remove fluid and bacteria. For these purposes, generally use eardrops.
Surgery may be needed, if the tumor is threatening hearing loss or deterioration of the balance.
Medications used, to drain the fluid in the ear. For these purposes, ear drops, and antibiotics. Antibiotics allow you to stop the development of infection in the ear.
Cholesteatoma is caused by congenital defects can not be prevented. However, early treatment of ear infections can prevent cholesteatoma.
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