This question has been posted in these health communities: Acoustic Neuroma, Brain Tumour, Hearing Loss & Deafness
Q: Can acoustic neuroma lead to complete deafness?
I know that individuals with acoustic neuroma often experience unilateral or bilateral hearing loss. Over time, can this lead to complete deafness?
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