When I have a good night sleep using a pill named ATIVAN, the ringing
in the brain is reduced substantiously in daytime.  Please pardon my
naivete, is the lowering of the ringing due to good sleep or that
particular brand of medicine named ATIVAN.  That is to say, if I could

I have had Tinnitus on and off in both ears for years.
In the last four months it has come and mostly stayed.
I say mostly because it is worst in the middle of the night upon waking.
But on some days, maybe 1 in 5, it has gone by 8-9 pm.

I have a flawed eustachian tube. It makes my ear drum 'pop' on and off when
it release pressure.If I use mouth tobacco or smoke cigarettes or eat
certain things, it feels like there is some itching in the inner mouth and i
start to feel bad. Dizzy and poisoned. Is it possible that ...

My wife was just diagnosed with a Glomus Jugulare Tumor and I am not sure if
this is the right spot to ask the question.
We have searched far and wide on the internet and found many definitions and
even found a little (VERY LITTLE) information in the newsgroups areas.

Subject: Re: Farmer's Almanac  
Date: Wed, 31 Dec 2003 00:48:28 GMT  
From: "Bob" <nobody@somewhere.now>  
Newsgroups: alt.support.tinnitus  

Been away a Looong time.  Where is herr Nagler - still trolling for tinnitus
patients, I assume?