4 The Definition of Professional Boundaries â¢ Mutually understood, unspoken physical and emotional limits of the relationship between the client and the counselor. â¢ When altered, what is allowed in the relationship becomes ambiguous.
Review medical complications possibly associated with Cholesteatoma: 1  Labyrinthitis. 2  Hearing loss. 3  Permanent hearing loss (see Hearing impairment) 4  Deafness. more complications...Â».
This can make the ear wet, cause recurrent or chronic ear drainage, irritation, pain, hearing loss and other possible complications. Cholesteatoma is a cyst of skin that can form in the ear and frequently accompanies chronic ear disease. Chronic infection and cholesteatomas frequently cause problems with the bones of hearing and cause more hearing loss than the ear drum perforation alone can cause. When chronic infection or cholesteatoma is present in the ear, tympanoplasty surgery is frequently not enough to address the problems of the ear.