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Hab gestern Sopranos das erste Mal fertig geschaut. Ich weiß etwas spät, aber was soll ich sagen. Das ist die beste Serie die ich je gesehen hab wow.

Would you say that living with cholesteatoma has significantly reduced your quality of life? Does it weigh heavily on you, or are you able to cope with it well?

Edit: thx for all your answers! I wish You the Best

Moin, Titel sagt schon alles. Bin 26 und wollte wieder mit Tennis anfangen. Habe früher viel gespielt und war ganz in Ordnung. Habe jetzt seit 2 Jahren nicht mehr gespielt, aber würde echt sehr gerne wieder anfangen. Könnt ihr gute entspannte/Vereine empfehlen in Mainz? Bin Student, also nicht so teuer wäre schön haha. Gibt ja echt viele Vereine in Mainz, vllt habt ihr ja einen guten Tipp. Danke!:)

Hi, after several cholesteatoma surgeries, I’ve always had trouble with pressure equalization. That’s why I’ve had ear tubes in both eardrums for several months now. They do help, but the problem is that they keep getting clogged with crust. This gives me a really weird sensation in my ear, and I hear strange noises, which is incredibly annoying in my daily life. I’ve been told to try dissolving the crust by adding hydrogen peroxide and oil. But I feel like that doesn’t help at all. Does anyone else know this situation and have any tips?

Hi, everyone. I’ve had five cholesteatomas so far. So many surgeries, and my ears have really taken a beating. Right now, I have ear tubes in both eardrums because otherwise I have serious problems with pressure equalization. Anyway, sports are a really important part of my life, but during and after working out, my ears just don’t feel so good. It’s really demotivating, but exercise is really important to me. Does anyone have similar problems and maybe have some tips? My doctor says it’s just my weakness, but exercise is generally very important and always good for you—it’s just hard for me.