Yeah, 'course you will. But if you wanted to be doubly sure in future, a Paracetamol is the safer one for tinnitus 
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Almost certainly. Any spike you get from this will be temporary.
How's skatebording?
How's skatebording?
Thanks for the reassurance! :D And noted. @Tanni
Ah cool, I trust you @aot :) How have you been btw? And skateboarding is going super well! Finally landed my first trick, its called a 'pop shuv it' -- took me about 50+ tries but finally got it down hahah. Feeling really proud of myself :D
Really glad I decided to pursue the sport, this is the most physically fit and active I've ever been in my life!
Really glad I decided to pursue the sport, this is the most physically fit and active I've ever been in my life!
I'm good, @starrynights. A small H setback, but it'll be back to normal in a few days, I think.
Happy to hear that you're doing so well. (If you can survive in Noisy New York, perhaps there's hope for all of us.)
Are you planning on writing a success story?
Happy to hear that you're doing so well. (If you can survive in Noisy New York, perhaps there's hope for all of us.)
Are you planning on writing a success story?
Sorry to hear that, wishing you a speedy recovery! @aot
Honestly, I didn't think it was possible. But its doable as long as I'm wearing either foam or high fidelity ear plugs while I'm out! Usually I'm commuting to busier parts of the city at least once a week. I can comfortably walk around but of course am cautious around loud sounds like ambulance sirens. (1/3)
Honestly, I didn't think it was possible. But its doable as long as I'm wearing either foam or high fidelity ear plugs while I'm out! Usually I'm commuting to busier parts of the city at least once a week. I can comfortably walk around but of course am cautious around loud sounds like ambulance sirens. (1/3)