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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Tinnitus / July 2004

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It can't be  easy18 Jul 2004 20:43 GMT1
To want a smaller government and vote for Bush.
To want less government spending and vote for Bush.
To want a balanced budget and vote for Bush.
To want to reduce the deficit and vote for Bush.
'Brain ring'  vs 'drum ring'.18 Jul 2004 18:36 GMT8
I started taking gingko biloba about 3 weeks ago.  The most noticeable
thing is that my 'brain ring' or ring inside the brain has been
transformed into 'drum ring' or ring on the ear drum.
Thus regardless of whatever 'studies' done on both sides of the fence,
Quigquig PlushieT worse after sleeping18 Jul 2004 09:41 GMT17
Has anyone else found that their T is usually much louder upon waking then
settles down after an hour or so?
Where is the cut-off point for treatment?18 Jul 2004 06:20 GMT9
My T is truly a beast.  Every time when I am about to feel that I have
finally got a handle on it, it somehow manages to find a way to
prevent the new  treatment from being fully effective.
I have been trying to find a simple approach by which the same steps
An Ear Infection, or Not?18 Jul 2004 06:15 GMT2
How can you tell if you have a Ear Infection, or not? When I went to the
DR about some pain in my left ear that I thought was causing my T he
said I did not have an Ear Infection! How could he be so sure, of this?
He gave me a bunch of medicine that did nothing, and now the pain is
arghhhhhhhh my ear17 Jul 2004 08:37 GMT3
arghhhh my ear is making the most disgusting noises at the moment like this
rrrrrr......rrrrrrrr....rrrrrrrrr
It used to do this all the time but it hasnt happened for a few months, ( i
had a stressful day)
another question17 Jul 2004 08:28 GMT14
sorry guys , just another question, is there anyone here who doesnt know
what has caused their T?
I still have no idea what caused mine, just apparantly it is not from noise
exposure, One DR suggested a form of menieres disease that didnt make u
Historical note16 Jul 2004 18:16 GMT3
Its kind of fun to go back to the publications of 1850 when they were selling
Snake Oil, the NATURAL cure for a dozen ailments and compare teh working to
some of today's Natural advertisements.
Actually I think the ads today promise more that those old ads did.
roaring sound16 Jul 2004 18:06 GMT4
I am curious to know does anyone else have a roaring sound like the ocean in
either one of your ears?
when I woke up with this tinntus 18 months ago I could really hear it, now I
can only hear it if I block my good ear, it is very loud and always there no
Napping under the influence of betahistine.15 Jul 2004 23:11 GMT3
IME...this medicine makes people asleep but it is less punishing to do
so(nap) with than without this medicine.
FP
The annoying T cycle15 Jul 2004 05:47 GMT15
I have discovered that out of the 7 days in a week, 4 are
'consistently' good while 3 'consistently' bad days.  Regardless of
the kind of medication I put on, I could have the bad days improved in
degree but not in kind.  That is to say, it is still the solid 3 days
Blueberries and Cherries-For Bruce13 Jul 2004 02:24 GMT1
Look no further Bruce...here are your miracle capsules.  Good for everything
you can imagine.  The Blueberry capsules claim to be useful for combating
aging, reversing short term memory loss AND improving vision. Who knew?? :-)
http://www.mercola.com/forms/softgel_capsules.htm
labrynthitis / vestibular neuronitis ???12 Jul 2004 04:38 GMT8
I have a question, preferably for a physician who may visit this group (or
anyone who may have experience). I suffer from mainly nausea with some ear
pressure and forehead pain. This is the 3rd time in about 4 years I have had
this problem. First time lasted about a year, 2nd time a ...
OT: lipid results after 3 mos. of panthethine; YIPPEE11 Jul 2004 02:51 GMT7
Yes, low carbing dramatically lowered me to a below average CVD risk when I
first began it, years ago, but once weight loss stopped, my numbers crept back
up, though my risk was still 1/2 of what it had been on low fat, high carb
Detecting a pattern11 Jul 2004 02:46 GMT10
My tinnitus is constant.  Unlike others - it never completely goes away.
But it does sometimes seem to be more intense.  I've been trying to detect
what seems to trigger the more intense episodes.  I've considered alcohol,
caffeine, and other common substances that are known to be ...
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