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Just an update on my original posts above. My T is completely gone. It took a long time and came and went a few times. The methods I posted in this thread do help - and also you should be extremely cautious with them as they can make things temporarily worse for a while in the process. In the...

1) what dpes of prednidose did you take? Oral - don't remember the dosage. It was 10 days. 2) did you have any other symptom of stuck Eustachian tube? Such as fulness in the ear? Yes fullness and tinnitius. 3) was the noise any different on the left side of your head? the left tube was...

Hi folks - here's an update. So first of all my T is 99.9% GONE and has not returned. I learned several things that may help you. 1. Inflammation was definitely a major cause of the type of T that I experienced, which was mainly in the eustachian tube. This inflammation was caused by...

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Hi folks -- many months later, still my Tinnitus is totally resolved. My method works. It seems to resolve the following cluster of symptoms: - Loud tinnitus in one ear, with no measurable hearing loss - Ear fullness or sensation of negative pressure in the ear that doesn't resolve - Sensation...

Hi Folks - since several people have asked - yes my T is still completely gone. I do think the combination of the water method, and the supplements, with a Z pack (zithromax antibiotic), was what finally did it.

I did the water / valsalva / norepinephrine 2 days in a row in week 1 and 1 day in week 2. However I think it is best to do this in combination with a prescription antibiotic like a Zpak to avoid any risk of getting a middle ear infection. I think I may have had a low grade middle ear infection...

yes it was diagnosed. What you describe is normal and sounds like eustachian tube inflammation.

Update: My tinnitus is 100% gone. Even with pretty severe allergies. I ended up doing the following to resolve this. 1. I did all of the suggestions above in this thread. 2. I got a prescription for a "Zpak" -- zithromax antibiotic and did that to eliminate any low grade middle ear infection...

Update: I saw an allergist today and am going to try Singulair, a prescription allergy medicine, instead of Allegra and instead of Benadryl -- as it is supposedly better. Also I'm going to start a non-steroid nasal spray, instead of Dymista, that is supposedly very good at getting the mist...

Assuming there is no underlying neurological or vascular issue (you can do hearing test, MRI/MRA to determine that) then most likely this indicates that indeed the problem is eustachian tube issues. My T alternated in a similar way. It was also at times so severe I really got worried that I...

Hi Karen - has your T improved? You might want to check out my threads on some solutions to T that I've found. You certainly will benefit from getting the Lyme under control (that can take 18 - 24 months of multiple antibiotics plus supplements like the Cowden Protocol etc.). Lyme can also...

Milking the nasal steroid into the eustachian tubes is fine according to my ENT, however you should only use the prescribed amount (usually 1 spray per nostril) -- so you can't really generate a stream of liquid like you can with water or norepinephrine. It probably would be way too high a dose...

ENTs basically can identify eustachian tube dysfunction, but they don't seem to know what to do about it. They are totally not familiar with my unorthodox water / norepinephrine method and probably would warn you that it could cause a middle ear infection. Nonetheless it works and so far I...

yeah I'm around feel free to ask.. Update: It's now 5 days since I tried the norepinephrine technique. Still 100% reduction in T. Keeping fingers crossed.