Thank you for the reply.  Now I seem to know what it is.  It has
another name in Chinese and the name sort of refers to acupressure
using fingers.  Oftentimes,we as individuals have to try out a
treatment in order to find out if something works or not, or whether
that particular doctor could do us any good.

I went to this lady doctor www.yongsheng.ca.  After the first 2
treatments,my body gave me signals to discontinue betahistine and
after the third lasix.  Now i am totally off medication except a
couple of gingo pills a day.  She told me that my tinnitus is due to a
pinched nerve in the third colar of my neck bone.  Though she does not
use words such as 'seizure', she does use words like 'serve squeezing
or contracting'.  That is to say, there have been 'seizure' activities
in my brain.  The latter might have come about as a result of the
incorrect head position in front of a computer over a prolonged time
period. Now, with the pressure in my head almost totally off, the t
sound has become much softened.  There are times in a day in which I
experience almost total silence.  This certainly is a remarkable
improvement from that maddening ill about a year ago.  I could not
understand why so many people talk about 'there is no cure for
tinnitus'.  I think a more likely scenario is that their doctors have
failed to help them locate the cause of their t. What is a cure after
all?

FP
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Simon, if it works for you that is great. It probably relaxed you.
What is there in your life that could be setting up tension in the
muscles?

Tinnitus is a pain in the neck
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