FAQ Category: Eustachian Tube Dilation
The best way to find out if eustachian tube dilation is right for you is with an evaluation. At SoCal Breathe Free Sinus & Allergy Centers, our …
In many cases, insurance may cover eustachian tube dilation when the procedure is considered medically necessary for chronic eustachian tube…
Studies have reported sustained improvement in appropriately selected patients, but the duration and degree of benefit vary. Ask your ENT what…
It might, if your tinnitus is caused by trapped fluid or negative ear pressure. However, tinnitus has many potential causes. If Eustachian tube…
Local anesthesia may be used to help minimize discomfort. Patients may experience pressure or discomfort, and individual experiences vary. Some…
Your follow-up care will depend on your individual treatment and recovery. Your ENT may recommend nasal sprays or pressure-equalizing techniques.…
Some patients notice improvement relatively soon after the procedure, while improvement may occur gradually for others. Results and timing…
Eustachian tube balloon dilation is a minimally invasive procedure, and recovery may be relatively short for some patients. Recovery time and…
Many patients are able to go home the same day. Temporary pressure, stuffiness, or other symptoms may occur, and recovery varies by patient. Some…
There usually isn’t much preparation needed, but your ENT will give you specific instructions before your eustachian tube dilation, depending on…