@SarahMLFlemmer Hope your ear heals up soon. How have you been with your Tinnitus? I haven't seen you up here as much so I figured you were doing better with your T.
It is basically a high-quality Ginkobiloba increases blood flow the cochlea, is a powerful antioxidant that can help prevent/repair ear damage and calms the over excited auditory nerve fibers to lesson symptoms.
He said you need to learn to control your tinnitus and habituate to it by not focusing on it and worrying about it. Rather, you need to treat it as a totally unimportant useless sound that is not worth your time even thinking about the focus on the loves of your life.
Mr. Neil said Isotrentinoin (accutane) certainly can cause side effects such as tinnitus and hearing loss. Once you have tinnitus from such a drug the first thing is to stop taking it and probably never take it again in the future. You can't undo what is done so if the tinnitus doesn't go away on its own after a couple weeks or so.
4Grace did you see the one I put up there about TTTS Tanic Tensor Tympani syndrome where you have fluttering in ears, heat, pain, fullness, hyperacusis and dizziness. I just don't have pain and dizziness. I don't know if you have ever heard of this before.
He said, it's normally buzzing-static like mine when it's from a medicine. He said, it's like a brain zap. It said a brain zap was from starting or quitting a medicine I believe. I don't think I have a brain zap. I told him mine is all the time is always the same unless it gets a lot louder. Please tell me what y'all think.
Have yall ever seen a Neil Bauman PH.D on google he has wrote books and he answers questions that you ask him. I forget what he is on, but I will write it down when I go on it later. He seems to think my metoprolol I have been taking 17-18 is the cause of my extended high frequency hearing loss. He said that ototoxic medicine could happen 10 years down the road. What do yall think about that?
Merry Christmas everyone. I'm eating some good food we cooked and I m eating a brownie and I'm fixing myself some decaf tea some sugar, I hope my T doesn't get to loud with the sugar.
My tinnitus is just so hard to figure out with the weather, sugar, different foods, noises, decaf coffee and caffeine free Pepsi.I write down everything I eat and drink everyday, medicine I take and how I sleep, I wear my Fitbit to bed. Does anyone do anything that they can share that might help me or someonelse?