Most recent audiogram

I think they mean not being able to interpret the graph into a table of numerical values for entry into the site’s form.

WH

Correct. To me, it seems like a lot of very confusing gobble-de-gook. I simply can’t sort out the correct numbers into the correct spaces. Thank you for understanding

You gonna get that right ear implanted?

This is a great idea for sure, but wouldn’t have helped OP unless there were also a graphical input screen available.

I say do both!

WH

Or simply a step-by-step wizard to help you enter data from an audiogram. And notification 1x per week/month reminding entering audiogram.

@AbramBaileyAuD

Thank you for your question. No. Reason: I’ve had bad vertigo attacks, without warning symptoms in the past that were caused by an unrelated issue and were resolved a few months later. My best friend’s father had a C. I. done a few years ago and has been suffering from horrible vertigo attacks on a frequent basis ever since. I won’t subject myself to that possible misery ever again. Additionally, no reports from others who might not have any vertigo attacks will change my decision. I respect others rights to their own decisions. Thanks for “listening”.

If your right vestibular organ is already basically dead (sounds like you’ve had previous damage and given your audiogram likely on that side), then any further insult to it won’t cause further vertigo. This is something that could be assessed.

Indeed, my left vestibular organ is also completely dead. I have also right one partially damaged. However, I have no problem with balance, even in hard condition. Can skiing, skating, etc.

I have CI in my left ear. Nothing to lose, probably like your right ear @fitzie63.

Absolutely, if you’re afraid of the potential risks that’s totally your call. You just said it was because of the potential vertigo and I was just letting you know that that might not actually be a risk in your case.

That’s very rare complications, most of them are reversible. Like driving car can be complicated by traffic accident. It’s incomparable to potential huge increase of quality of life due to better hearing.

If this was that harmful as you suggest, CI wouldn’t recommended to that scale as now.

I’m not sure she’s suggesting it’s overall harmful. It’s just beyond her individual risk tolerance.

Your kind thoughts and comments are appreciated as were those from @Bimodal_user too.