Tinnitus... uuurrggghhhhhh
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theres about 50 million people who have some sort of tinnitus. you could look it up. I've suffered a long time with it and it does make living pretty hard. Some days its a loud roar sometimes hissing sometimes crackling from the time I'm awake till i fall asleep at night. Of course i lost my hearing from head injuries when i was younger. and the tinnitus started about 6 months later and never stopped since then. So when people tell me to live with it.. I'd love to change places with them for one effin day!! and see how they like it. See if they can cope with constant sounds in their head. Its no joke. Let me tell ya.
for some more info check the articles on www.drf.org
for some more info check the articles on www.drf.org
I'm sure you would love to change places with them. But even a better wish would be for your affliction to go away.
I sincerely wish you good luck and the hope that some medical advances occur that may help you. Regretfully, until then your only rational option is to do just what they say.
I sincerely wish you good luck and the hope that some medical advances occur that may help you. Regretfully, until then your only rational option is to do just what they say.
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Navy is trying
I read that the Navy is using NAC a nutritional supplement for tinnitus. I haven't tired it yet but will try it soon. I'm sick of this ringing. More information can be found here.
http://www.asha.org/about/publications/leader-online/archives/2008/080304/080304g.htm
I read that the Navy is using NAC a nutritional supplement for tinnitus. I haven't tired it yet but will try it soon. I'm sick of this ringing. More information can be found here.
http://www.asha.org/about/publications/leader-online/archives/2008/080304/080304g.htm
Is there a doctor in the house?
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I don't think I have a heart condition...should I take aspirin as a preventative measure?
According to recent studies, probably not. Research shows that aspirin might cause as many problems as it's supposed to prevent.
One of the recently discovered aspirin side effects is aspirin-induced asthma, which could effect up to 21% off all those who regularly take it or other NSAIDs. This discovery was based on 66 medical papers dating back to 1964.
According to a new study in the British Medical ****nal, many people who regularly take aspirin still suffer from heart problems, giving birth to a new condition: aspirin resistance.
So as far as a preventative measure, you are probably much better off with a safer alternative to an aspirin blood thinner that can reduce inflammation without aspirin side effects.
Aspirin Side Effects
Although it can be helpful for those at high risk or those who have suffered a heart event, aspirin side effects can be quite serious and it is certainly not for everyone. Before you start taking aspirin, make sure you understand the risks involved and what alternatives you have.
What are the aspirin side effects?
It's important to realize that aspirin is a drug, just like other over-the-counter and prescription medications. It is a nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug, or NSAID. As such, there are definitely adverse reactions to contend with.
Some of the most common aspirin side effects are stomach pain, heart burn, nausea and vomiting. An aspirin overdose or higher dosage than recommended can cause very serious health issues.
With short-term use for specific problems, aspirin has been shown to be effective and does not present significant health risks. However, long-term use can lead to many problems.
It is one of the leading causes of gastrointestinal tract complications, including micro-bleeding and ulcers. There is also a small but very serious risk of hemorrhagic stroke.
I don't think I have a heart condition...should I take aspirin as a preventative measure?
According to recent studies, probably not. Research shows that aspirin might cause as many problems as it's supposed to prevent.
One of the recently discovered aspirin side effects is aspirin-induced asthma, which could effect up to 21% off all those who regularly take it or other NSAIDs. This discovery was based on 66 medical papers dating back to 1964.
According to a new study in the British Medical ****nal, many people who regularly take aspirin still suffer from heart problems, giving birth to a new condition: aspirin resistance.
So as far as a preventative measure, you are probably much better off with a safer alternative to an aspirin blood thinner that can reduce inflammation without aspirin side effects.
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I went to my doc and he told me I can bend my erect penis easier as I get older, because I am getting stronger !
Several years ago, just after my daughter recieved her Cochlear implant, I attended a support group meeting at the League for the Hard of Hearing. Several people with implants and hearing aids were complaining about this issue. I recall that there were many suggestions (none of which I recall now) but it may be worth your while to attend a support group meeting. In NY, you can find the schedule here:
http://www.lhh.org/calendar/events/events_cochlear.html
http://www.lhh.org/calendar/events/events_cochlear.html
your daughter has a cochlear implant... how does she like it and how long has she had it? have had mine almost 19 years! no problems yet. knock on wood. like i said the T drives me nuts at times. have tried so many things. the T started about 6 months after losing my hearing. hasnt stopped yet. praying for a cure.