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[CLKD]

I would hate to lose my hearing 

If U ring the Records Dept they will know who you saw in the ENT Dept., or ring the secretary directly so that she can look up your notes. 

[Cazikins]

I have no number to phone because I had no letter. The original appt was arranged through A &E with a letter to give to the doctor who saw me. I was told that their ENT depression would contact me. Then the GP rang me and asked me to let him know if I got no follow up.

I had done a hearing test at a local clinic for removing ear wax. I showed the ENT doctor the results but he wanted to do a further test.

Any news Katejo? hopefully you have been contacted by now but if not ring the hospital's main telephone number & ask for the E.N.T. departments extension number & take it from there (i.e. kick some asses  )

Cazi x

[Katejo]

I have no number to phone because I had no letter. The original appt was arranged through A &E with a letter to give to the doctor who saw me. I was told that their ENT depression would contact me. Then the GP rang me and asked me to let him know if I got no follow up.

I had done a hearing test at a local clinic for removing ear wax. I showed the ENT doctor the results but he wanted to do a further test.

Any news Katejo? hopefully you have been contacted by now but if not ring the hospital's main telephone number & ask for the E.N.T. departments extension number & take it from there (i.e. kick some asses  )

Cazi x

Not good news! I have still got nowhere with the hospital despite asking my GP to chase it again.  My attempt to ring ENT got no answer. This week I paid for a private appt. with an ENT consultant on Harley St. My suspicion was confirmed.  The GP or hospital consultant should have given me a steroid course but this has to happen within 2 to 4 weeks of the hearing loss. I am taking the steroids now but it is probably too late. I am fairly sure that I have a permanent hearing loss.