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Patulous Eustachian Tube Dysfunction after Surgery

Hi! Has anyone been diagnosed with Patulous Eustachian Tube Dysfunction due to losing the large amount we lose after surgery? I have it and could not believe losing this weight would cause something like this! The ENT I see is terrific, but I could NOT believe he said I could gain some weight to lessen the symptoms! I'm not even at 25 BMI yet after my revision to Bypass last year! Anyone? What have you experience with this and what did you do to lessen the symptoms? Has anyone had it disappear after the weight was stabilized after a while? Thanks for answering!

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I had to look this condition up. It says obesity is a cause. I hadn't heard of this before. I have some hearing loss and tinnitus in one ear but my ENT says its Meniere's Disease.

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I looked it up in various places besides what the doc said... this is due to losing large amounts of weight.

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I just saw an ENT who told me he thinks I have Patulous eustachian tube dysfunction! He asked if I had recently lost weight and then told me his theory. I still have to do a hearing test, but it sounds like this is what is going on. How did it end up working out for you? Did you find anything that helped?

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