Why is it so difficult to find the cause of our T?

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francispoon - 09 Mar 2004 12:47 GMT

My answer is that most doctors don;t have the time for us.
What is yours?

FP

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Elly Byrne - 09 Mar 2004 19:50 GMT

>My answer is that most doctors don;t have the time for us.
>What is yours?
>
>FP

Because it the majority of cases it is neck/shoulder muscle tension.
The doctors never look in this area.
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Tinnitus is a pain in the neck
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terri231@know.spam.mam - 09 Mar 2004 23:59 GMT

>My answer is that most doctors don;t have the time for us.
>What is yours?
>
>FP

Because it is a symptom of a myriad of conditions. It is difficult
and sometimes even impossible to isolate the one (if there is only
one) thing triggering the tinnitus.

Terri

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francispoon - 10 Mar 2004 11:46 GMT

> >My answer is that most doctors don;t have the time for us.
> >What is yours?
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> and sometimes even impossible to isolate the one (if there is only
> one) thing triggering the tinnitus.

You may be right. I went to the ENT department of a hospital in China
today. On the bulletin board is a large sheet detailing the various
possible causes of T. My doctor asked me to pick some. I picked out
(1)diurectics and (2)the external wound of the skull. The first one
has been proven right on while the second one is still awaiting for a
test.

FP
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> Terri
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