My experience with drug treatment and efforts to treat sudden sensorineural hearing loss symptoms

A year ago, I experienced occasional issues with my right hearing. At that time, I also had dizziness, a feeling of pressure and fullness in my ear, and difficulty hearing normally, so I visited the hospital for treatment. Due to severe stress and possible vascular issues, I was diagnosed with sudden hearing loss, and I improved somewhat through medication and lifestyle changes.

Through in-depth examinations at the hospital, I received medication and injection treatments such as steroids and antiviral drugs related to sudden deafness, and I felt some improvement. It was said that these help prevent viruses and improve blood circulation. However, I was concerned that relying on medication might lead to increased drug intake, so I tried to improve the vascular disorders that cause sudden deafness and avoid stress. Therefore, I changed my eating habits and lifestyle significantly to prevent blood disorders that could cause sudden deafness. Vitamin B12, iron, and folic acid are essential for smooth blood circulation and maintaining nerve health, especially vitamin B12, which can help recover hearing function. Omega-3 fatty acids play an important role in protecting cell membranes and reducing inflammation, with DHA being particularly effective in protecting auditory cells. In fact, I didn't usually enjoy eating fish, but since it was said to be good for sudden deafness, I sliced salmon and grilled it once a day, or I frequently ate bluefish. Additionally, to reduce stress, I took beneficial probiotics, which are effective in alleviating stress related to sudden deafness. I took Lactofit Core Max from Kunkeundang, which contains 3 billion CFU of probiotics, and I have been consistently taking it because of its good reputation. I am also taking blood circulation enhancers that can help improve vascular health to prevent the recurrence or worsening of sudden deafness.