OK everyone, i need your collective help here in making a decision. Sorry for the long post.
My T is noise induced and really started in mid July of this year in my right ear. Previous to that i would hear it every once in a while, kind of like fleeting T but it was very mild. After July it stayed in my right ear. Ahead of the T settling in my right ear in July, at first i started getting a weird sensation and sensitivity in my right ear when i would hear a loud sound like a low flying plane, bus driving by, people talking loud. My right ear drum would vibrate with the louder sounds. Then a feeling of fullness came in my right ear and then the T settled in mid July along with some H. Is that weird sensation im experiencing in my right ear related to H?
Ive gone to multiple ENT's and they all said Eustachian Tube dysfunction and they also said based on the results of the tympanogram my right ear drum moved in/out slightly more than my left, the standard hearing tests were fine and showed i had very good hearing. I took prednisolone but had a bad reaction to it. The first day i took it i felt my right ear at the end of the first day of dosage pop and clog so i was like ok its unclogging. When i woke up the next day i had a full on panic attack and had to stop taking it. At that point i took Flonase for a month and some sudafed here and ther and it didnt do anything. So i still have this feeling of fullness and that sensitivity to sound in my right ear, im going for an MRI to rule anything else out. But the thing here is i was accepted into the AM101 trial and due to get injections on Oct 1. If the MRI is ok should i go ahead with the injections still having the weird sensitivity issues on my right ear drum? will i end up making the situation worse trying to help the T? should i try regitabine instead?
Can anyone offer some insight?
The evaluating physician for the AM101 phase 3 trial also said the AM101 aims to help T and the H, so that is good news. But i dont want to get the shots if it will screw up my ear drum or make things worse.
@Dr. Nagler - do you have any thoughts?
@attheedgeofscience
Thanks for reading
Rube