quietatnight
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Jesse Pinkman ( wrote )
How did the suction damage you? Did it spike your sounds? Create new sounds?
"Yes, I have had my earwax flushed out many times when I was younger, and even had suction once, that's when I figured out that it was not a good idea, and switched to manual removal. I recovered from all of that, including the ENT that used suction on me. That was much worse then your irrigation and I recovered from that as well. But it took a long time, about 3 or 4 months. You just had it done a month ago in November, so its still early. So you need to give it more time, and try and get you mind on others things. It's not like you went to a heavy rock concert for 5 hours. Try and stay positive and hang in there. This will pass in time its just a small spike, and its good for you to keep telling yourself that, it helps with the healing process"
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Jesse
The one time that I let an ENT use suction on my ears ( a BIG mistake ) was the ONLY time. I ended up with a massive spike, it didn't create any new sounds, but it did increase my tinnitus a lot. Thank Goodness, I made the ENT prescribe a steroid pack regiment and I took it for the allotted days, or it would have ended up a lot worse. It's the only thing that saved me from a major tinnitus increase.
I hope that answers your question's.
Louie
How did the suction damage you? Did it spike your sounds? Create new sounds?
"Yes, I have had my earwax flushed out many times when I was younger, and even had suction once, that's when I figured out that it was not a good idea, and switched to manual removal. I recovered from all of that, including the ENT that used suction on me. That was much worse then your irrigation and I recovered from that as well. But it took a long time, about 3 or 4 months. You just had it done a month ago in November, so its still early. So you need to give it more time, and try and get you mind on others things. It's not like you went to a heavy rock concert for 5 hours. Try and stay positive and hang in there. This will pass in time its just a small spike, and its good for you to keep telling yourself that, it helps with the healing process"
That was my post
Jesse
The one time that I let an ENT use suction on my ears ( a BIG mistake ) was the ONLY time. I ended up with a massive spike, it didn't create any new sounds, but it did increase my tinnitus a lot. Thank Goodness, I made the ENT prescribe a steroid pack regiment and I took it for the allotted days, or it would have ended up a lot worse. It's the only thing that saved me from a major tinnitus increase.
I hope that answers your question's.
Louie