After a series of treatment, my T has been transformed from a
maddening ill of about 6 months ago to be currently an intermittent
one.

This intermittent T is characterized by a good day followed by a bad
day which is again followed by another good day...and so forth.

A GOOD DAY: getting up in the morning with positional pressure felt on
the left side of my head; then this pressure shifts to the right side
of the head after taking blood pressure controlling medication; on the
right head side it becomes rather light and acceptable; the day is a
quiet day.

A BAD DAY: positional pressure stays on the left side where it
originates, and where it becomes _tangibly heavy_ and the day is a
noisy day.

Questions:
(1)What has brought about this phenomenon?
(2)What can be done to make everyday a good day?
I am still waiting to see my doctor about methazolamide as suggested
Murray.  Perhaps the answer lies right there for (2).

My ENT doctor is scratching his ball in figuring out the above too.
His line of thinking has been that since I don;t have meniere disease
or symptoms of vertigo and dizziness, I could not have suffered from a
fluid build-up in my inner ear.  Time after time he goes back to blood
circulation in the inner ear for answers.

Thank you in advance.

FP