Recent content by BobK544

yes it is possible to get T from an hearing test and it usually happens when they have a trainee handling the test who thinks they know what they're doing and not realizing the potential danger of doing the test. That's what happened to me where the trainee should have been wearing the same...

Allan, the following link is a good shower sound mp3 and so buy a sandisk player or a small boom box with a built in mp3 player, with detachable speakers and place 1 speaker on each side the bed this is what i do when i reach a critical state and need to escape and or try various 8k notch file...

very risky imo, sounds like a lot of people have gotten T from this procedure, so first make sure its necessary and if so, then make sure they don't have a trainee doing the procedure!

good for you jamesd, maybe the Tebonin helped, thanks for the update! Tebonin optimizes the flow properties of the blood through capillaries, increasing the amount of oxygen supplied to all organs, tissues and individual cells throughout the human body. In addition, if effectively reduces the...

If you think you got T after you "had your neck adjusted", then how could that damage your hearing i'm wondering? And if that's actually the case, then there may be hope for your situation because maybe all you have is a pinched Vagus nerve or something and just have to figure out a way to...

Could be a combination of noise and medications, so what kind of nasal spray or medications were you taking for you sinus problem?

We all here can totally relate to what you're going through: "Ever since that day I feel all hell has broken loose. I'm no longer that person I was. I live every day with this gut wrenching knot in my stomach. That my life is over because of this consuming fear I have of a sound my own body is...

seems to me that an ENT should have answers to symptoms like this, but if not then i really wonder what ENTs can do?

@MeBeSurfer were you low on B12 because you were on a vegetarian diet or why do you think you were low on B12? and also can you please tell us when you started taking the B12 and how long you were taking it before you started noticing a difference? and maybe this might explain why some of those...

I think @Dginobile has been taking tumeric and omega3 and that seems to have helped her inflamation and T, but it spikes my T, so tumeric may be a way of reducing your sinus condition and inflamation. However tumeric is a salicylate and if it doesn't seem to spike your T after several hours...

Right now i'm looking into taking B12, B6 and Folic Acid as i think i remember a relative had a B12 deficiency, so this is something to check into ie: @MeBeSurfer just recently said: So, I am having major, and I mean major reductions in my severe tinnitus. It's gone from screaming in my head...

I would say while you have a stuffy nose or sinus problems, to avoid all antibiotics, aspirin, motrin, allergy meds or any meds as your ear cells may be in a weakened state and susceptible even mild ototoxic chemicals, salicylates, alcohol ect

you said "My hearing is always extremely sensitive after I go to the gym for a number of hours afterwards" and if the gym is playing loud music or weight machine weights are slamming together, i bet these could be triggers. Or if you changed your diet or are taking any allergy meds or other meds...

Hi Kent, its hard for us to know anymore what causes what as there seems to a fairly big delay in cause and effect sometimes, but i recently read that salicylates can accumulate over time, so one thing you might want to try is to avoid them wherever you can as they might be a trigger when there...

wiki says Triamterene directly blocks the epithelial sodium channel and small amounts are naturally contained in folic acid and salt is what creates spikes for me, so maybe i will try some folic acid, thanks for the info!