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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Tinnitus / May 2006

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ear syringing caused my tinnitus28 May 2006 13:45 GMT8
.. three weeks ago, in London.
Does anyone know (1) If there have been successful cases of litigating
against the doctors who trigger tinnitus by syringing (2) If tinnitus
is seen as a 'disability' - in other words, it makes it easier to get a
Does this have anything to do with gingko biloba?28 May 2006 09:05 GMT41
I was recommended to take gingko biloba for my tinnitus more than a
year ago and I have been taking it ever since. The doctor told me
gingko is good for 'cleansing' the blood vessels aside from improving
the blood circulation in my head.
Audiologist Test25 May 2006 23:50 GMT11
I dunno folks.
I just saw an audiologist a couple hours ago. She put me in the little
room with headphones and a microphone and sent strange quiet sounds at
me. I pressed a button when I heard them.  It was the same test she did
Online Tinnitus Study!25 May 2006 23:29 GMT2
Hello, my name is Melinda Morgan. I am a Psychology Master's student
at Carleton University in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. I am doing an online
study of how individuals with tinnitus adjust and cope with their
condition for my Master's degree research. Below you will find
Niacin and Tinnitus relief has anybody tried it before?25 May 2006 16:03 GMT4
i´ve found this page regarding to Niacin (a B Vitamin complex)
(Nicotinic Acid if it´s well translated to english) It helps to
widening blood vessels in the inner ear.
http://www.iqb.es/cbasicas/farma/farma04/n036.htm
Online Tinnitus Survey25 May 2006 03:13 GMT3
Anyone know of an online T survey?
Look at the simple online survey at http://www.healthsurvey.org.  This
survey concerns the health benefits of running.  The survey appears to
be hosted by an unbiased party.
A question for Elly Byrne24 May 2006 02:08 GMT2
Elly, do you think that stress or a neck injury can lead to reducing
your blood stream in your inner ear blood vessels??, or i might be
pressing a blood vessel somewhere that makes it sound in my ear?
I´ve being feeling certain improvements on my tinnitus, doing just
What is a modern doctor?22 May 2006 03:31 GMT29
A modern doctor is someone who is versed in a combination or mixture of
both the synthetic and herb medicines and treatments of various types
ever used in the world.  The reason why he has made himself so is
because he is concerned with the welfare of his patients. On the other
Praise be!21 May 2006 17:12 GMT13
The Lord sent me my tinnitus so that I might know suffering and thus better
atone for my sins.
you too if only you would accept it.  What a Wonderful GOD who moves in
mysterious ways.
Kombucha Tea on PUBMED21 May 2006 00:53 GMT19
PUBMED has 16 readable studies on Kombucha at this point in time. Last
study was September 2004. I've summarized what I found. Short quote is
provided to back my interpretation.  PUBMED is a database maintained by
the US National Instutute of Health.
What is the maximal dose for Ginkgo Biloba?20 May 2006 12:27 GMT7
What is the maximal dose for Ginkgo Biloba?
I have seen a medical artical saying that Gingko Biloba when tried on
mice with tinnitus in doses of 0-100mg/kg/day showed to have benefit in
the mice tinnitus behaviour only for doses of 25mg/kg/day and higher.
herbal remedies18 May 2006 05:39 GMT1
a review site truthBtold.org has some interesting information on organic
herbal remedies
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What drugs are given with HBO ?18 May 2006 04:39 GMT6
I want to know what drugs are given with HBO?
I have tinnitus for 75 days now, and finally found a HBO clinic in my
area that would treat me, but this clinic is not used to treat tinnitus
patients, so I think that they wouldn't know anything about drugs that
What is habituation?16 May 2006 18:40 GMT3
Habituation is a process by which a T paitent is helped to:
(1)get used to and accomodate the T
(2)accept the T as a part of self
(3)allow the body to treat the T through the slow recovery of whatever
Give *your* body a chance to treat *your* T.16 May 2006 08:14 GMT3
Since the world of modern medicine has not been very effective in
treating T, an idea may well be considered by which our body is given
the chance to treat its T.  T is a symptom that suggests something does
go wrong.  However, given today's knowledge it is difficult to find out
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