Started Having Silent Days

[Lane]

So my search continues as to what the cause is.

@Virginia girl -- In case you're interested, THIS POST describes how a man from London got rid of his tinnitus after 14 years by using Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM).

 

[Chester]

Well done Chester on your recovery. I must admit, i'm a little jealous.

Everyone now goes out and buys B12, and even the vegans among us start eating meat.

Thank you! Check the below link and see how iron deficiency affects the tinnitus. https://www.tinnitusformula.com/library/how-iron-deficiency-affects-tinnitus/

 

[DebInAustralia]

Hi Lane,

Did your tinnitus improve once you dealt with your abscessed molar? Was the molar upper or lower?

 

[Lane]

Did your tinnitus improve once you dealt with your abscessed molar? Was the molar upper or lower?

Hi @DebInAustralia -- My tinnitus did seem to improve somewhat after having a molar extracted. It was several months ago, and the changes occurred ever so subtly over the first few days and weeks. It seemed pretty clear that a certain "edge" had softened somewhat. -- I'm currently experimenting with a new device that supposedly helps protect the area inside our house from EMFs, radio frequencies, dirty electricity, etc. This is the first day, and I think there's potential for this to (hopefully) soften my tinnitus a little more. -- All the Best...

 

[DebInAustralia]

Hi @DebInAustralia -- My tinnitus did seem to improve somewhat after having a molar extracted. It was several months ago, and the changes occurred ever so subtly over the first few days and weeks. It seemed pretty clear that a certain "edge" had softened somewhat. -- I'm currently experimenting with a new device that supposedly helps protect the area inside our house from EMFs, radio frequencies, dirty electricity, etc. This is the first day, and I think there's potential for this to (hopefully) soften my tinnitus a little more. -- All the Best...

So glad to hear that.

Was it upper or lower molar?

 

[Lane]

Was it upper or lower molar?

Woops, forgot to answer that. It was an upper right molar, right next to my right ear, which has tinnitus worse than the left.

 

[DebInAustralia]

Woops, forgot to answer that. It was an upper right molar, right next to my right ear, which has tinnitus worse than the left.

I'm concerned because my molar is on the bottom near the inferior alveolar nerve.