Post SCDS Surgery Q&A

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  • Опубликовано: 2 авг 2024
  • It's now been a month post my middle fossa craniotomy and cranioplasty surgery to repair my Superior Canal Dehiscence Syndrome (SCDS). In this video my husband and I do a little Q&A about surgery. If you have any more questions feel free to leave them in the comments!
    0:13 - Introduction
    2:03 - Were you nervous going into surgery?
    3:03 - What were your first thoughts waking up after surgery?
    4:24 - What did they do during surgery?
    5:52 - How was the pain and other physical feelings after the surgery?
    8:23 - How are your scars, and can we see your head?
    9:00 - What were some of the hardest things to deal with while in the hospital?
    10:38 - Were you surprised your hair was gone?
    11:40 - What helped you during your hospital stay?
    12:43 - Did your symptoms get any better or worse in the hospital?
    15:05 - Why did they do a blood patch?
    17:16 - What did you most look forward to in finally coming home?
    18:23 - How have your days been at home and how are you working towards your recovery?
    20:44 - What has been helpful during recovery?
    22:21 - How are you adjusting to having no hair?
    23:46 - What symptoms are you currently still dealing with?
    26:00 - What are you most looking forward to in the future after recovery?
    29:28 - Final thoughts

Комментарии • 8

  • @JordanJunco
    @JordanJunco  Год назад +2

    0:13 - Introduction
    2:03 - Were you nervous going into surgery?
    3:03 - What were your first thoughts waking up after surgery?
    4:24 - What did they do during surgery?
    5:52 - How was the pain and other physical feelings after the surgery?
    8:23 - How are your scars, and can we see your head?
    9:00 - What were some of the hardest things to deal with while in the hospital?
    10:38 - Were you surprised your hair was gone?
    11:40 - What helped you during your hospital stay?
    12:43 - Did your symptoms get any better or worse in the hospital?
    15:05 - Why did they do a blood patch?
    17:16 - What did you most look forward to in finally coming home?
    18:23 - How have your days been at home and how are you working towards your recovery?
    20:44 - What has been helpful during recovery?
    22:21 - How are you adjusting to having no hair?
    23:46 - What symptoms are you currently still dealing with?
    26:00 - What are you most looking forward to in the future after recovery?
    29:28 - Final thoughts

  • @tarabrownfield5524
    @tarabrownfield5524 5 месяцев назад +1

    I have bilateral scds...I have had 2 TM approach surgeries on right and I have hearing loss very loud tinnitus bvd..they didn't have me stay in hospital I left same day im 3 years in. I can't sleep on right side no independence can't have alot happen around me noise makes me lose equilibrium I don't drive or work or go on walks.. im losing this battle. I found your video. Thanks for sharing.

  • @Sebut
    @Sebut Год назад +1

    THX for sharing your experiences and thoughts! What an odyssey.. wow. I am still struggeling with symptoms after my fourth surgery from July. I'm waiting for my surgery 5 and 6 (in a row) in october. That is so complicated with this nasty scds. My though: canal plugging to switch off the dizziness and then a "thick" 3D printed prosthesis on top of the temporal bone to get rid of the f..g noizzzy autophony. This will be sooo helpful, I am pretty sure, but there is no experience (esp in germany) with this stuff. But I am glad that your autophony does not influencing vest.sys. anymore! Jordan, take care! brave girl :)

  • @johnbillings5260
    @johnbillings5260 Год назад

    I was going to say in a previous video that I hope you can get to a place where you find the morbid humor in hearing your eyes and it looks like you already made it! 👍

  • @velet7362
    @velet7362 Месяц назад

    Sure, here is the translation:
    ---
    Hello John,
    I am Mustafa. I live in Germany. I have found out that I have the same illness as you. I have been suffering from this illness for three years. I wanted to ask how you are doing now and if you still have the same symptoms and problems as before the surgery. Are you feeling better now? I hope you are doing better. I am asking because I will also be having surgery soon. It was not easy to find a doctor who performs this surgery frequently. I would be very happy if you could write back to me. Thank you very much.

  • @sugaplumalex
    @sugaplumalex Год назад

    how are you going now?! i only have dizziness and pulsatile tinnitus not sure whether surgery is worth it...

  • @dannamorgan8698
    @dannamorgan8698 Год назад

    Hi Jordan I'm Danna with same thing vertigo.migraine fatatue. Mr neouoglist says no big deal but he don't feel dizzy all the time