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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Tinnitus / March 2007tinnitus,hypercusis,and hypothyroidism
This is my first posting. Are any of you suffering from ringing,buzzing,hissing and the various thousand and one other noises plus insomnia,hypercusis,and hypothyroidism? If, so,I would love to exchange ideas ,theories,and current diagnosis with anyone that is willing to sit down and take their frustrations out on the keyboard. Oh,How many of you on this great big internet are experiencing head pain,and fullness in your ears? Looking forward to an insightful exchange and possibly reduce our joint health problems. hopefully,bob > This is my first posting. Are any of you suffering from > ringing,buzzing,hissing and the various thousand and one other noises [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > pain,and fullness in your ears? Looking forward to an insightful > exchange and possibly reduce our joint health problems. hopefully,bob I had all of that years ago associated with chronic neurological infection by tick borne diseases. A lot of perimenopausal women develop tinnitus in the process, and I experienced a return (antibiotics had made mine disappear for the most part) during an adrenal crisis this past year. There are hormonal and infectious causes of T that should be investigated, because these can be curable or at least successfully treated. Susan 14+ years of Tinnitus, Hyperacusis, & hearing loss (not hard of hearing ..........yet, but more than likely will be). Too much loud music as a teen. All slowly getting worse. And making my life very, very difficult. The Hyperacusis got really, really bad Christmas of 2004. I can't do much without hearing protection. If I could just get back to riding in a car without earplugs AND ear muffs would be a miracle. For work I have to drive a car for about 4 hours a day, slow speeds mostly so that helps a lot. Very insecure, no confidence. Friends can see this, even srangers can. The psychological effects of this are devastating. I've become antisocial. Do not associate with friends anymore and I've just disappeared. Looking as if I'll never meet a girl and get married. Heck I can't even take a shower without earplugs how am I supposed to meet anyone? Yea, it's been a bad week, year,......years. Fake email address, reply to the group. Have you been 'habituating'? There are many habituation experts here who will support you. I went though a living hell like you and unfortunately was unable to 'habituate'. Now, things are OK and life back to being normal. > 14+ years of Tinnitus, Hyperacusis, & hearing loss (not hard of hearing > ..........yet, but more than likely will be). Too much loud music as a teen. [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > > Fake email address, reply to the group. > x-no-archive: yes > [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > infection by tick borne diseases. A lot of perimenopausal women develop > tinnitus in the process, Habituation will take care of them all! ============================ and I experienced a return (antibiotics had > made mine disappear for the most part) during an adrenal crisis this > past year. [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > Susan Have you been habituating? There are many habituation experts in this group who will support you. On 3月14日, 上午4时18分, "rivers1...@gmail.com" <rivers1...@gmail.com> wrote: > This is my first posting. Are any of you suffering from > ringing,buzzing,hissing and the various thousand and one other noises [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > pain,and fullness in your ears? Looking forward to an insightful > exchange and possibly reduce our joint health problems. hopefully,bob For tinnitus try this: http://eebee.net/TinnitusIsaPainintheNeck.html Fot hyperacusis try these: http://eebee.net/hyperacusis.html >This is my first posting. Are any of you suffering from >ringing,buzzing,hissing and the various thousand and one other noises [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] >pain,and fullness in your ears? Looking forward to an insightful >exchange and possibly reduce our joint health problems. hopefully,bob  SignaturePosted via a free Usenet account from http://www.teranews.com |
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