Is it easy to find a partner and/or maintain relationship when you have Cholesteatoma?

People with experience in Cholesteatoma give their opinion on whether it is easy or not to have a partner or to maintain a realationship when you are diagnosed of Cholesteatoma. What are the possible difficulties in having a relationship?

No, it can be challenging to find someone that understands what you are going through.

7/23/17 by Leah 2055

You can behave like each other, the condition should not affect your relationship

10/4/17 by Olgaamsalem@yahoo.com 2000

Has not made a difference. Although I've worked with some idiots who had no problem at one point blurting out 'you're deaf' (and I am not!).

10/18/17 by CTomaDue2MisDXBADdoc 3500

Yes. Nothing changes just because you got this May you Need Hearinghelp but that should not be relevant in a Relationship

2/27/18 by A. 2650

It has not been a factor for me but I've been fortunate with large spans of time between bouts.

9/23/18 by Sandra 2900

Difficult as for reasons mentioned before. The foul smelling discharge and the inability to do things that your partner may enjoy can be a great hindrance to long lasting relationships.

10/12/18 by glen 3500

Yes minus hearing issues

12/6/20 by Joseph 2500

I don't have an answer to this question. All I know is my own personal history with relationships with me having this disease. And it is difficult.

12/29/20 by Doreen 2600

yes it shouldn't affect your realationships

1/24/22 by read 3000

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