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04-19-2024, 07:54 AM
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Originally Posted By kusok⏩
No. You are incorrect This is tube in ear.“Tube” in ear always means Eustachian tube. It’s always blocked from dairy and allergies, or scarred completely shut by radiation treatment.
We really gotta stop with all this bullsheit like cutting off penis skin, adenoid and tonsils, tubes in ears, they still cut off female pussies in parts of the world, come on, evolve. Always 40 years goes by until society recognizes that those are mistakes and should have been left alone or dealt with differently in more natural ways.
We really gotta stop with all this bullsheit like cutting off penis skin, adenoid and tonsils, tubes in ears, they still cut off female pussies in parts of the world, come on, evolve. Always 40 years goes by until society recognizes that those are mistakes and should have been left alone or dealt with differently in more natural ways.

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04-19-2024, 08:25 AM
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Good luck OP - kids are gonna be not only fine from the surgery but better cause the infections will be fewer (hopefully gone entirely)
04-19-2024, 08:40 AM
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Originally Posted By kusok⏩
Tubes are typically put in place when a child is having constant recurring ear infections. The tubes allow drainage which helps prevent the constant infections. Preventing/drastically minimizing these constant infections via tubes can literally save the eardrum(s) from complete destruction.I brush. Nothing wrong with helping out nature when we are living so long today, and our bodies are simply not designed to last that long. But putting tubes in child’s ears is criminal and profiteering doctor and retard parents should be arrested. 100% srs.
Congestion is caused by dairy and other poor behaviors in nutrition and lifestyle. Simple fact.
The tube is only reasonable if a person is recovering from head and neck radiation which scars over the tube and the tube is gone, which causes sinus issues with pressure. It’s literally the only possible scenario where the tube is reasonable to put in. And even there, it’s best to wait 2-3 years to see if inflammation comes down and patient can do without the tube procedure.
Congestion is caused by dairy and other poor behaviors in nutrition and lifestyle. Simple fact.
The tube is only reasonable if a person is recovering from head and neck radiation which scars over the tube and the tube is gone, which causes sinus issues with pressure. It’s literally the only possible scenario where the tube is reasonable to put in. And even there, it’s best to wait 2-3 years to see if inflammation comes down and patient can do without the tube procedure.
In extreme cases where doctors wait too damn long to put tubes in a kid's ear or reccomend it at least, it can lead to total destruction of the eardrums, thereby requring permanent prosthetic eardrums be fashioned for them to try resolving it. Which is assuming the hearing loss was only conductive hearing loss, which can be treated by things like prosthetic eardrums and hearing aids. If the hearing loss isn't of the conductive variety, that's when Chit Creek starts getting really sloped and fast.
Originally Posted By LuvVag⏩
Monthly ear infections in an adult is not normal. You might just be kind of prone to them. But if I were you'd I'd go see a doctor about possibly putting tubes in again to see what it does. They don't even put you under for tubes when you're an adult, they just pop them right in in the office.Letting the body do its thing naturally, I support, but... We live in such an unnatural world (Food, air, etc) that sometimes certain things are medically necessary.
I had tubes put in as a kid, they fell out ages ago but I still get ear infections on a monthly basis despite being massively in shape.
I had tubes put in as a kid, they fell out ages ago but I still get ear infections on a monthly basis despite being massively in shape.
04-19-2024, 08:44 AM
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Originally Posted By FelixTheCat1919⏩
That’s exactly what I’m talking about, nobody is asking why the child is having ear infections, nobody does anything about stopping them or preventing them naturally, but Dr. and parents are very eager to perform a surgery which carries lots of risks, and cost a lot of money, and this is the wrong attitude.Tubes are typically put in place when a child is having constant recurring ear infections. The tubes allow drainage which helps prevent the constant infections. Preventing/drastically minimizing these constant infections via tubes can literally save the eardrum(s) from complete destruction.
In extreme cases where doctors wait too damn long to put tubes in a kid's ear or reccomend it at least, it can lead to total destruction of the eardrums, thereby requring permanent prosthetic eardrums be fashioned for them to try resolving it. Which is assuming the hearing loss was only conductive hearing loss, which can be treated by things like prosthetic eardrums and hearing aids. If the hearing loss isn't of the conductive variety, that's when Chit Creek starts getting really sloped and fast.
In extreme cases where doctors wait too damn long to put tubes in a kid's ear or reccomend it at least, it can lead to total destruction of the eardrums, thereby requring permanent prosthetic eardrums be fashioned for them to try resolving it. Which is assuming the hearing loss was only conductive hearing loss, which can be treated by things like prosthetic eardrums and hearing aids. If the hearing loss isn't of the conductive variety, that's when Chit Creek starts getting really sloped and fast.
04-19-2024, 08:46 AM
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It's always harder when stuff happens to your kids than when it happens to you.
I'm sure you'll both be fine.
I'm sure you'll both be fine.
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04-19-2024, 08:46 AM
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Originally Posted By kusok⏩
Stop acting like getting ear tubes put in is the same as having open heart surgeryThat’s exactly what I’m talking about, nobody is asking why the child is having ear infections, nobody does anything about stopping them or preventing them naturally, but Dr. and parents are very eager to perform a surgery which carries lots of risks, and cost a lot of money, and this is the wrong attitude.
Originally Posted By stevebec⏩
What OP is stressing over is like being worried about your kid getting a cavity filled at the dentist. That's how low level of an issue tubes are.It's always harder when stuff happens to your kids than when it happens to you.
I'm sure you'll both be fine.
I'm sure you'll both be fine.
04-19-2024, 09:19 AM
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Originally Posted By kusok⏩
Wow, I would love to see your internet browsing history. I'm guessing it's quite shocking.That’s exactly what I’m talking about, nobody is asking why the child is having ear infections, nobody does anything about stopping them or preventing them naturally, but Dr. and parents are very eager to perform a surgery which carries lots of risks, and cost a lot of money, and this is the wrong attitude.
04-19-2024, 10:29 AM
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Originally Posted By kusok⏩
Dr Kusok: So your child is suffering from multiple ear infections, just don't eat bread or drink milk and it will clear up on it's own, just give it 2-3 years, or maybe it won't, I have no ide what I'm talking about."It appears you don’t know this stuff at all, those are artificial tubes to replace the tubes I mentioned.
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04-19-2024, 10:32 AM
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Originally Posted By FelixTheCat1919⏩
Not normal I know. But the ear infections I get don't really hurt anymore, its gotten to the point it just gets itchy on a monthly basis for a few days with an occasional ache.Tubes are typically put in place when a child is having constant recurring ear infections. The tubes allow drainage which helps prevent the constant infections. Preventing/drastically minimizing these constant infections via tubes can literally save the eardrum(s) from complete destruction.
In extreme cases where doctors wait too damn long to put tubes in a kid's ear or reccomend it at least, it can lead to total destruction of the eardrums, thereby requring permanent prosthetic eardrums be fashioned for them to try resolving it. Which is assuming the hearing loss was only conductive hearing loss, which can be treated by things like prosthetic eardrums and hearing aids. If the hearing loss isn't of the conductive variety, that's when Chit Creek starts getting really sloped and fast.
Monthly ear infections in an adult is not normal. You might just be kind of prone to them. But if I were you'd I'd go see a doctor about possibly putting tubes in again to see what it does. They don't even put you under for tubes when you're an adult, they just pop them right in in the office.
In extreme cases where doctors wait too damn long to put tubes in a kid's ear or reccomend it at least, it can lead to total destruction of the eardrums, thereby requring permanent prosthetic eardrums be fashioned for them to try resolving it. Which is assuming the hearing loss was only conductive hearing loss, which can be treated by things like prosthetic eardrums and hearing aids. If the hearing loss isn't of the conductive variety, that's when Chit Creek starts getting really sloped and fast.
Monthly ear infections in an adult is not normal. You might just be kind of prone to them. But if I were you'd I'd go see a doctor about possibly putting tubes in again to see what it does. They don't even put you under for tubes when you're an adult, they just pop them right in in the office.
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Both boys are good! They get ear infections monthly and doctor said all 4 ears were very infected. Glad we got this done.
Thanks misc brahs
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04-19-2024, 10:50 AM
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Originally Posted By Foxmulder0⏩
glad it went well, your life is about to get much easierBoth boys are good! They get ear infections monthly and doctor said all 4 ears were very infected. Glad we got this done.
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04-19-2024, 12:13 PM
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Originally Posted By Foxmulder0⏩
Good to hear, brah. See, I told you you were worrying about nothing.Both boys are good! They get ear infections monthly and doctor said all 4 ears were very infected. Glad we got this done.
Thanks misc brahs
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04-28-2024, 02:54 PM
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Originally Posted By Godfrd824⏩
Tubes do not deal with the cause of infections at all. You will still get them, just elsewhere in your sinuses. Doctors sadly never address diet and vitamin deficiencies.Dr Kusok: So your child is suffering from multiple ear infections, just don't eat bread or drink milk and it will clear up on it's own, just give it 2-3 years, or maybe it won't, I have no ide what I'm talking about."
Obviously infections must be dealt with immediately by draining, drugs if needed, and so on. But before you start operating on children you gotta try the common sense natural alternatives.
04-28-2024, 02:58 PM
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Originally Posted By Foxmulder0⏩
The tubes will fall out in 3 months to 3 years time. You need to know WHY the kids got infections. So that you can prevent them, since infections can also pop up elsewhere in sinuses. No kid should ever have any ear infection. It’s not normal.Both boys are good! They get ear infections monthly and doctor said all 4 ears were very infected. Glad we got this done.
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04-28-2024, 03:11 PM
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I was in the waiting room. My kid got one. I poured myself a big cup of coffee and slowly mixed it up with some creamer. I sat down on the couch and opened up a magazine before I could start reading it. They came out and said it was done.
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