Recent content by Jesse Pinkman

Tinnitus is such a complex phenomena, you have to be a small minded biggot to claim there is no chance there is a connection between dental work and tinnitus.

I came across this video and this is the first time I've heard about this condition. It only occurs during vision loss, and the first thing that hit me was its similarity to tinnitus. Basically the brain starts to create phantom visions and as we all know tinnitus is phantom sounds from the...

Around 90% of tinnitus cases are connected to hearing loss. Tinnitus can have many causes. You can have tinnitus without any damage to the auditory system. For example brain tumors, neurological disorders etc.

Why compare this with winning the lottery? There is no need to paint this more black than it already is. I for one has had T for 18 months. Its not gone but the noise level has reduced to around 20% and I no longer consider it a problem. I doubt Im an unique case.

Then its natural

Whats your definition of natural?

No

No

Rules: The game master shall think of something physical. Examples of physical things: A flower, the wall of China, a coca cola. Examples of non physical things: A dream, a situation, the theory of relativity. Lets stick with the physical ones for simplicity. Also, lets avoid thinking of very...

Ive had a few colds since i got tinnitus. Spiked every time, with new sounds etc. Always went back to normal when the cold went away.

They say that the heart of nature is random (quantum mechanics). So in a sense, it is actually radnom, but the randomness is less appearent and almost vanishes in macroscopic systems.

I dont think its random, but its just complex and too many variables. Thus it appears to be random

T is usually unstable the first months after onset. Expect changes. Its probably gonna settle down eventually. Give it time

This is awsome. You deserve this

@rubyroseware Try keppra and trobalt