Less successful treatment includes fluoride administration, which theoretically becomes incorporated into bone and inhibits otosclerotic progression. This treatment cannot reverse conductive hearing loss, but may slow the progression of both the conductive and sensorineural components of the disease process.  Recently, some success has been reported with bisphosphonate<unk> ions, which stimulate bone-deposition without stimulating bony destruction.
Otosclerosis medical therapy
Diabetic retinopathy medical therapy
Carotid artery stenosis surgery
Carotid body tumor surgery
Dizziness surgery
Otosclerosis surgery
Papilledema medical therapy
Diabetic neuropathy medical therapy