I periodically have a three day spell of tinnitus due to caffeine, chocolate and a few other triggers. To help shorten this period, I am trying a cold/allergy antihistamine tablet but don't know if that makes sense. Also, I have some Singulair that I may try too.
Does anyone know a treatment to clear eustachian tubes which is suitable for someone with high blood pressure? My doctor seems to have abandonned me - he can't give Sudofed so I have to stay deaf and with loud shushing noises, for 3 weeks now. Any help appreciated.
http://www.pdrhealth.com/drugs/altmed/altmed-mono.aspx? contentFileName=ame0120.xml&contentName=Melatonin&contentId=283 What is it? Melatonin is a hormone that is used to treat sleeping problems and jet
I've often thought that the awesome noise of battle must cause damage, but you never hear about it. Until now... http://news.mobile.msn.com/en-us/articles.aspx?afid=1&aid=23523729
We are trying to collect effectiveness of alternative remedies for various chronic conditions. We will appreciate if folks from this group can share their experiences. We just want to know what have you tried (acupuncture, massage
Recalling my experience with tinnitus during the early stages, I would recommend that tinnitus patients stick to what has worked for them regardless whether the same method has worked for millions of 'others'. More interesting still was that what had once worked for
A relative of mine called me yesterday and told me that she had got T. It has been a rather frightening experience for her for the past week or so. Thus she went for check-ups, etc. Accidentally in the city of Hong Kong she ran into a Western doctor who is broad-minded
Re. Black Sesame Seed Treats: Many thanks for this tip. I actually began eating the black sesame seeds to help with constipation - they seem to work well. I'll have to try some and see if the T decreases.