I'm New Here — Worried About My Tinnitus

[dpdx]

Where are you located in the US?

Why does it matter?

 

[GregCA]

Why does it matter?

Because you made comments about US healthcare and perhaps you don't have access to good care where you are. I was hoping I could help route you towards professionals that have a good reputation near you, or at the very least, understand where you're coming from.

 

[dpdx]

Because you made comments about US healthcare and perhaps you don't have access to good care where you are. I was hoping I could help route you towards professionals that have a good reputation near you, or at the very least, understand where you're coming from.

Because you made comments about US healthcare and perhaps you don't have access to good care where you are. I was hoping I could help route you towards professionals that have a good reputation near you, or at the very least, understand where you're coming from.

I have good access here but the healthcare/doctors here are really bad. I am from Europe so I can confirm what I am talking about. It is a place about money and getting joy from sick people. USA has terrible healthcare, worst in the developed world. Now I have good healthcare but the issue lies within the medical community, for example I was diagnosed with 20-30 diseases until they finally diagnosed me with T, even a drop on 4khz which is NIHL was tough for my ENT/Audiologist to diagnose. My ENT was an absolute idiot, I should have known she is bad as she dosent get many patients.

Second I had my ENT tell me get a job ASAP, get money somehow, as that will help me with tinnitus/hyperacusis for TRT. Then told me to not come back to her anymore for sometime (which I wont ever come back)

There are bad docs in every field. Often times those are medical colleges do a bit better. Do a search for ENT and tinnitus or hyperacusis.

This is true but good docs are rare! Most are in it for the good money.