I've been diagnosed with a condition known as "Superior Semicircular Canal
Dehiscence". The only treatment seems to be fairly radical surgery involving
a craniotomy.  By all accounts I'd be one of first if not the first person
in the UK to undergo surgery for this condition - and ...

5.   Article ... "Who Says A PC Can't Injure You?"
By Joe Robson http://newbieclub.com
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A couple of years ago I had a replacement monitor delivered under

Dear Francis Poon,
I'm sure I speak on behalf of all of us when I say how fond of you we all
are (even if we don't always admit it). Where would this news group be
without you? You always have something to say on every topic and although it

  I'm having a puzzling problem.  About a month ago, I had a case of
strep throat.  Classic case, except one weird symptom, which was an
intermittent buzzing or static type of noise in my right ear.  The ear
did not feel infected.  The noise seems to start in response to loud or

is that possible or did my doctor misdiagose me?
just curious...i would think you'd have it in BOTH ears
maybe i've got something else?

Any?
Tks

This link was sent to me this morning.
I have no opinion on the subject - simply passing it on as
information.
Sept. 22, 2005 -- A medication used to treat alcohol dependence may

I read somewhere else that someone said he bought an electric razor that
agitated his tinnitus.  Considering how little one uses a razor during a
day, that gets me thinking.  Everytime I walk into my living room, my
tinnitus flares up.  I can hear a high pitched sound from our TV ...

I just developed a ringing in my right ear.  It is high pitched and never
goes away, although I can forget about it sometimes.  I can hear computer
monitors when they are displaying nothing.  I believe the cause is stress,
including my son's autism diagnosis, a daughter that I ...

Looking back into history, nature never seems to spare humans with its
power of destruction.  The latest fear of a flu pandemic is real!
When this superbug comes, it will kill humans regardless of their
religious beliefs or political inclinations.  Thus while the

Various branches of sciences differ in the degree of preciseness.  In
my view, medical science is more of a precise science than social
sciences such as economics or political science but in comparison to
maths and physics medical science seems relatively imprecise.

I am no doctor and have not gone through any medical training.  But 2
years ago my blood pressure was getting out of control for whatever
reasons.  I had been on medication prior to that incident.
After several failing attempts by the 'certified' HK doctors to rescue

I suppose some don't know, and maybe no one is sure.
I can say with certainty that my tinnitus began after a week-long
motorcycle vacation.  
(There are many tinnitus afflicted in the motorcycle newsgroups. Try

Seriously, spraying your ears with a puff of water or dabbing with a cold a
flannel cools your ears, and is a method I used to use to reduce my tinnitus
first thing in the morning. Maybe it "reduces blood flow in the capillaries"

I am wondering how many of you out there are frequent runners,
swimmers, sport-loving people.
Heaven knows I am not, and I have spent most of my life in a sitting
position at school, learning musical instruments, and the last couple