PET (Patulous Eustachian Tube) & LPR - Hearing Disorders Message Board

winterj · 01-18-2007, 10:38 AM

Any PET-people have LPR? Sounds like there may be a correlation...

lib · 01-18-2007, 06:28 PM

dr poe will agree 100% on that. could be the cause as it erodes the tissues around the e tube, dr poe taught me that!

Remmy · 01-20-2007, 09:28 AM

Yes, that is true. I was told the same thing by Dr. Kujawski in Geneve. He is a colleague of Dr. Poe and they share the same approach in diagnosing tubal disfunctions and in curing them (expecially PET).

In my case, LPR is the relevant cause of my PET, so Dr. Kujawski gave me a protonic pump blocker (omperazolo) in order to control acidity, and a corticosteroid nose spray which should help the tissue of my tubes to heal.

Bye

Remmy

winterj · 06-29-2007, 06:07 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Remmy

Yes, that is true. I was told the same thing by Dr. Kujawski in Geneve. He is a colleague of Dr. Poe and they share the same approach in diagnosing tubal disfunctions and in curing them (expecially PET).

In my case, LPR is the relevant cause of my PET, so Dr. Kujawski gave me a protonic pump blocker (omperazolo) in order to control acidity, and a corticosteroid nose spray which should help the tissue of my tubes to heal.

Bye

Remmy

Remmy - how did your doctor diagnose your LPR?

Remmy · 07-01-2007, 02:21 AM

Hi Winterj.

Dr. Kujawski diagnosed LPR by a rinoscopy.
The back of my nose and the tissue around my tubes were red and bulging.

Bye

Remmy.

P.S.: Why don't you join us here on another thread about PET (it is on HB anyway)?

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