Otosclerosis causing this degree of hearing loss can be managed with hearing amplification using hearing aids or surgically through stapedectomy or stapedotomy to restore hearing. The appropriate treatment is determined by the doctor based on the severity of hearing loss, overall health, and patient preference. Regular audiological follow-up is recommended to monitor progression and treatment outcomes.

The medication commonly prescribed for otosclerosis that contains sodium fluoride is Otoflour. It is typically used to help slow the progression of the condition by stabilizing abnormal bone metabolism in the inner ear, but it does not cure otosclerosis.