Surgical treatment of eustachian tube dysfunction, sudden onset of fatigue and headache - Within Minutes

Any kind of inflammation of the inside tubal mucosa (reflux, allergy, infection, chronic rhino-sinusitis) provokes an oedema with excessive mucus secretion and leads to an obstructive dysfunction.
In a typical Patulous Eustachian Tube condition, we observe a widening of the Eustachian tube channel. Patulous Eustachian Tube (PET) or tube to open remains an ET dysfunction category, difficult to diagnose and to treat.
Since the surgical management of these two pathologies is at diametrically opposed extremes, it is critical to obtain the correct diagnosis before undertaking any treatment. The Eardoc is a non-invasive device designed to open the ear tube (Eustachian Tube) and release fluids and air trapped behind the eardrum, causing pain and infections in the middle ear (Otitis Media).

Eardoc generates and transmits vibration waves to the middle ear and the Eustachian tube (view diagram on other side). Eardoc is a natural alternative for middle ear infection treatment, drainage of fluid buildup in the middle ear and ear pain relief. Unfortunately, its presence also reveals an advanced degree of patency, requiring in most cases surgical management. But in case of a simple cold, or in fast weather, or altitude changing as in airplane, driving in mountains or diving, as small as the inflammation or congestion is it may induce a real clinical ET dysfunction with all symptoms and pathologies. Other symptoms of PET, such as tinnitus, fullness and ear blokage, can also be reported by patients suffering from obstructive ET dysfunction.


Last epidemiological data indicates that PET results from obstructive ET dysfunction evolving over a long period of time.

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