My experience has been that most doctors, including many ENT
specialists, do NOT know how to treat this ill.  Did they get some
kind of teaching or training on this ill?
FP

Whenever my brain rings, my ear follows to ring.  So from the point of
view of me as a patient, the side of the brain that rings is the cause
while the ear near that side that rings is the effect.
I put this questions to the doctorS lately and their replies are as

It appears the Israeli dr's might have been prescribing magnesium for tinnitus
to their distressed soldiers.
Anyone else have any information on this?
Has there been any studies on the effects of magnesium in tinnitus patients?

After a series of treatments and the cessation of
hydrochloridethiazide, my T has become one good day and then another
not so good day.  My ENT doctor told me that this is the process
towards 'healing'.  Currently i have been asked to stop all

Of all the drugs I have used, ATIVAN and STemetil(ones given to me by
my doc) did produce a reasonably silent world.
Any others?
FP