ENT docs

hav2run · March 2011

For adults... Who do you like? I know all of the kid docs, but I need one for me. I posted about an audiologist awhile back. Common sense hav2 now prevails. I need to stop dodging the inevitable. I need sinus surgery to remove the polyps in my sinus cavity. Only then will I be able to hear a normal convo with background noise. I will take all the recos I can get here. I am a scared puppy.

kristinleigh · March 2011

I had ear surgery in 2000 to repair a hole in my eardrum (numerous ear infections as a child/4 sets of tubes/lots of damage) Dr. Myles Pensak at UC did mine, he is the head of the ENT department at UC, very highly respected. I know he specializes in ears and head/neck, so you might need to call and see if he does sinus too.

hav2run · March 2011

Yep. I know and have worked with Dr P. Thanks for refreshing my brain. I know he is good. I hope someone can help me hear again. I am a sad girl right now. Hoping to avoid hearing aids, but thinking that might not work well.

kristinleigh · March 2011

I hope you can avoid them too as well! I have them - or well, I *should* have them, but my first set died and the warranty is expired so I'm doing without right now. And at $3000 for the set and no insurance coverage for them, we are saving so I can get new ones next year. Not being able to hear normally sucks. I'm almost deaf in my left ear.

Jessica&Brett · March 2011

When I was younger I saw Dr Baluyat in kenwood to get my tonsils out. I was still a kid, but I don't think he was a pediatric doctor. Good luck!

hav2run · March 2011

kristinleigh:
I hope you can avoid them too as well! I have them - or well, I *should* have them, but my first set died and the warranty is expired so I'm doing without right now. And at $3000 for the set and no insurance coverage for them, we are saving so I can get new ones next year. Not being able to hear normally sucks. I'm almost deaf in my left ear.

Can I pick your brain about life with them? I honestly think they might be in my future, with or without surgery. I need to know the ins and outs of living with them.

sistrkate · March 2011

I don't see him myself, but DH does -- highly recommend Dr. Thomas Kereiakes. He's with Cincinnati Head & Neck. Offices all over the place. DH has seen him in Kenwood, Clifton and Anderson, but I know they have other locations. He's a great doctor.

brittanyandcj · March 2011

Dr. Raymond Coors. I think he's with Cincinnati ENT. I've been going to him since I was little. He's on Winton Road in Finneytown.

Moesten · March 2011

Dr. Alter Peerless in Blue Ash is my ENT. He didn't do my surgery as I had that done prior to moving here but I got him from Cincinnati Magazine's listing of best doctors by specialty.

hav2run · March 2011

Moesten:
Dr. Alter Peerless in Blue Ash is my ENT. He didn't do my surgery as I had that done prior to moving here but I got him from Cincinnati Magazine's listing of best doctors by specialty.

K, can you FBM me and tell me what you had done? I am chicken little right now.

Miller238 · March 2011

sistrkate:
I don't see him myself, but DH does -- highly recommend Dr. Thomas Kereiakes. He's with Cincinnati Head & Neck. Offices all over the place. DH has seen him in Kenwood, Clifton and Anderson, but I know they have other locations. He's a great doctor.

Kereiakes did my deviated septum surgery. Highly recommend!

buckeyethor · March 2011

I went to Tri-County ENT, Dr. Bradley Lemberg and Dr. Richard Skurow. I have heard Dr. Lemberg is an excellent surgeon but he misdiagnosed me a few times over the years. Dr. Skurow was excellent. The staff there is great but you get pretty friendly with ppl after allergy shots every week for 8 years.

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