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Do you think my increase is permanent.

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Sugar plum Fairy - 21 Oct 2004 11:39 GMT
Last weekend I went to a party  held at a hotel. During dinner there was the
noise of  150 -200 people talking and eating plus background music.

There was a disco afterwards,  but I removed myself and my ears to a much
quieter part of the hotel.

I was in the hotel dining room for about 3 and a half hours. I took two
breaks to give my ears a rest every hour or so.

4 days later my ears are still very noisy. Anyone else had a similar
experience? And if so did your T settle down again.

SPF
Simon Brightwell - 21 Oct 2004 16:17 GMT
". Anyone else had a similar
> experience? And if so did your T settle down again.

Yes, me and yes it will settle down again.

Don't forget too that just the fear of the T increasing (the disco, the
noisy people etc.) makes you focus on it more as you start to wonder if it
really did get worse or not. It could therefore just be that it is not
really worse at all, only you think it is.

You'll be fine. Self-moulded earplugs can also help on such occasions,
although talking with them in can be a pain in the proverbials.

Cheers,
Simon.
francispoon - 21 Oct 2004 19:24 GMT
(1)The noise in your ear could well take place at a time when you
happened to go to a party.  That is to say, the relationship between
your ear noise and your party may 'not' be a cause and effect
relationship.
(2)Go and see a doctor right away!  Don't allow your t to get old.  I
have *personally* met 2 persons whose t was 'cured' because they went
for treatment as soon as they discovered it.
(3)most doctors don't know how to treat T.  That is true!  You may
have to waste a lot of time and money before finding out one that
knows how to treat T. So you might as well take my advice to see
Murray here in this ng.  He is licensed, he has been here for quite
some time, and above all, he has been invited by China to give
lectures.  Anyone who has been invited by the Chinese academic circle
to go over there and give lecture could not be that bad. Once again,
the market demand tells you that he is in demand.  He does not need to
go through any 'double-blind' study to prove himself.

Do what I said.  You will not regret it.

FP
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> Last weekend I went to a party  held at a hotel. During dinner there was the
> noise of  150 -200 people talking and eating plus background music.
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> SPF
Sugar Plum Fairy - 23 Oct 2004 14:21 GMT
> ==========================
>> Last weekend I went to a party  held at a hotel. During dinner there was
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>> SPF

   Simon replied:
>>Don't forget too that just the fear of the T increasing (the disco, the
>>noisy people etc.) makes you focus on it more as you start to wonder if it
>>really did get worse or not. It could therefore just be that it is not
>>really worse at all, only you think it is.

Thats very true, though on the whole I can usually tell when I am having a
spike and when I am just focusing on it. Well at least I think I can ;-)
Usually,  I can put my t to the back of my mind and ignore it. Spikes on the
other hand seem to be a lot more intrusive, louder  and incessant and very
difficult to ignore.

>>You'll be fine. Self-moulded earplugs can also help on such occasions,
>>although talking with them in can be a pain in the proverbials.

They are now attached to my key chain ;-)

     Francis wrote
>> (1)The noise in your ear could well take place at a time when you
>> happened to go to a party.  That is to say, the relationship between
>> your ear noise and your party may 'not' be a cause and effect
>> relationship.

True. I was having a spike before the party.
If it was just one of my regular spikes which for some strange reason I get
every 4 months, I could probably just ride with it because I know that at
some stage it would calm down again.
These spikes can last between a week to a few months.
But its the thought that I thjose few hours have permanently caused an
increase in my t that is seriously freaking me out.

> >(2)Go and see a doctor right away!  Don't allow your t to get old.  I
> >have *personally* met 2 persons whose t was 'cured' because they went
> >for treatment as soon as they discovered it.

I've had t for 3 years. I'm an old hand at this. And I am still pertrified
of a spike becoming permanent, or a situation making it permanently worse.

Anyway I am still spiking like crazy. And I just hope things do go back to
normal.

Thank you both for your replies.

spf
Hobbes - 25 Oct 2004 23:27 GMT
No, your increase is not permanent. But it sure scares the bejesus out
of you, doesn't it? The first time I went to someplace really loud
after my T started and then I found it had increased I was really
scared. But it settled down to the quite hiss it is right now again
eventually. Nonetheless, I still avoid really loud places like the
plague, wear ear plugs when I cut the grass, etc. I don't want it any
louder than it has to be.

Hobbes
Kuta - 26 Oct 2004 02:55 GMT
A few hours after the first time I went out to a loud restaurant after my
ear problems and tinnitus struck I was laying in a ball on my bed because of
the Jet Engine on Afterburners that was in my head.  I called my
Neuro-Otologists @ 9PM.  He called back and spent twenty minutes on the
phone with me reassuring me that this would not last and to not do anything
drastic.  It subsided several hours later to my usual loud level.

When I saw my doctor in his office I thanked him for spending the time with
me on the phone and asked him if it ever stays at that level for some
people.  He responded no.  It usually goes down, but in the rare case when
it doesn't people sometimes understandably commit suicide. That is why he
stayed on the phone with me until he thought I was OK.

> No, your increase is not permanent. But it sure scares the bejesus out
> of you, doesn't it? The first time I went to someplace really loud
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> Hobbes
Sugar Plum Fairy - 27 Oct 2004 17:39 GMT
Thanks  everyone for your time and replies.
Everything has calmed down again. Phew!!!

sugar plum fairy and earplugs are now inseperable ;-)
Lesson learned!

spf

>A few hours after the first time I went out to a loud restaurant after my
>ear problems and tinnitus struck I was laying in a ball on my bed because
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>> Hobbes
Oregon7 - 06 Nov 2004 02:49 GMT
NExt time, avoid extremely loud events and wear musician's ear plugs to
moderate ones.

MJ
 
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