Dealing with Progressive Hearing Loss in Early 20s

I dunno what the issue is with mine. I know it's progressive, genetic, and whatnot, but no one's told me why it's happening.

I was also told That with as bad as my ear is doctors are suprised I don’t have constant vertigo

Mine is actually caused by my right ear drum busting in my sleep at the age of 9

Mine is due to Meniere’s Disease. It gives me vertigo, the hearing loss, ear pain, pressure, balance issues, and ear ringing. While it’s rarer, it can cause all those issues, and is genetically passed down I believe. My ENT diagnosed mine best advice is if you have any other symptoms bring it up! There are a few types of Meniere’s that don’t have vertigo. Best of luck to you!

i have otosclerosis so my bone randomly grows and can get worse with hormones spikes. mine hasn't gotten worse for years and it's genetic. it's also a middle ear disorder so it has a "cure". honestly, i would look into support groups online or even looking into the hard of hearing community. it's hard to deal with progressive hearing loss but you don't have to suffer alone!

I know mine is due to the bone freezing in the inner ear, my ENT told me that I could have surgery to correct it by removing the bone. Um afraid though just because the surgery is on my head. But that is what my ENT told me a few years ago.