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tinnitus, temporary or permament

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kirs - 25 Dec 2004 08:36 GMT
I have been experiencing a low grade ringing in one of my ears after
attneding a club with loud music.  (I normally try to be wear ear plugs
but unfortunatly did not have any available, arg!)  My one ear was hurting
by the end of the night, so it seems pretty clear that damage occured. (
WHy only one , I don't know, maybe the two ears are different in
sensitivity.)
I recently saw a health care provider and was prescribed antihistamines in
case there was fluid build up, and wax softener as I had a build up of wax
(she said it didn't look like I had an ear infection).  Incidentally,
prior to my exposure to the loud music I had a mild cold where my ears
felt somewhat sensitive, althought I am guessing that has no relation.
I am a bit upset that it seems likely I may never experience silence
again.  Although I in the past have experienced ringing due to loud music,
it was usually only the day after exposure.  Is it possible that my ringing
may subside, now after almost four weeks, or is it more likely that this is
permanent?  Although I know that wax build up can apperently cause tinnitus
as well, I suppose that seems unlikely as my ear hurt after the sound
exposure. This turned into a long post, but any feedback would be
appreciated.
Elly Byrne - 25 Dec 2004 19:40 GMT
If a doctor has not diagnosed you with an ear infection then the
earpain is due to muscle tension in the neckmuscles.
I had that too years ago. But it took me years before I discovered the
cause.

http://eebee.net/earpain.shtml

Tinnitus is a pain in the neck
Elly's Tinnitus Resources
http://eebee.net/

>I have been experiencing a low grade ringing in one of my ears after
>attneding a club with loud music.  (I normally try to be wear ear plugs
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>exposure. This turned into a long post, but any feedback would be
>appreciated.
Kuta - 26 Dec 2004 04:45 GMT
You might want to give it a couple of weeks to see if the noise induced
tinnitus will go away (or go see a ENT as soon as possible).  Do not see a
"healthcare provider" for ear problems, you MUST see a specialist.  In
addition, only let an ENT remove wax from your ears.

This is of course my own non-professional opinion from someone with a lot of
ear problems.

>I have been experiencing a low grade ringing in one of my ears after
> attneding a club with loud music.  (I normally try to be wear ear plugs
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> exposure. This turned into a long post, but any feedback would be
> appreciated.
Ken - 27 Dec 2004 17:34 GMT
Hi Kris....  I have also had ringing in my ears for about 4 weeks.  It
is the left ear that is causing me the most trouble. While I seem to be
getting somewhat better (or I'm getting more use to it) very slowly, my
hearing is now more sensitive.  I see my family doctor and am in the
process of getting a second opinion from another ENT (the first one had
terrible bedside manners and just said learn to live with it).  I also
see a therapist to help with the depression that came along with it.
My problem began with some slight ringing followed by a possible sinus
infection.  The family doctor prescribed Zythomax.  After taking it, I
read the fine print... Contact your doctor immediately if ringing in
ears develops or deafness.  I told my doctor about this later and he
indicated he was not aware of any problems with Zythomax.   I have a
brother who developed ringing in his ears about 10 years ago, and he
says that he doesn't even notice it any more.  Like you, I would like
life to get back to normal.   One of the first persons to respond to me
said.... Hang in there, it gets better.
kirs - 27 Dec 2004 18:48 GMT
Thanks for the feedback! I will see an ENT soon!
Oregon7 - 28 Dec 2004 01:16 GMT
Many anti biotics are oto-toxic.  I think these should be clearly identified to
the public.  Your case is rare but not unusual.........unfortunately.

BTW, give the T a chance to disappear, the original poster, about six weeks or
so.  If it is not gone by then, try to find a tinnitus specialist, a good place
to search is www.tinnitus-pjj.com
 
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