Second case of a person I know whose tinnitus is gone, or almost. A colleague from work developed his tinnitus two weeks after a doctor removed a small piece of glass from inside his ear.
He suffered pressure in his ear, and the sound was like a low hum or a ship's horn according to him, sometimes a really annoying sound, especially in bed. He's had it for 8 moths now, but the strangest thing is he drinks a lot of alcohol, coffee and he doesn't follow a diet at all.
Mysteriously, it was the day after he drank half a bottle of gin when his T became lower and now he barely hears it, only at night, and not even every night.
He suffered pressure in his ear, and the sound was like a low hum or a ship's horn according to him, sometimes a really annoying sound, especially in bed. He's had it for 8 moths now, but the strangest thing is he drinks a lot of alcohol, coffee and he doesn't follow a diet at all.
Mysteriously, it was the day after he drank half a bottle of gin when his T became lower and now he barely hears it, only at night, and not even every night.
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But hey, that means the brain is a mystery, as Dutchy says, and sometimes there can be an unexpected twist, just like in movies.
