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Donyia Posts: 184
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Does anyone have annoying ringing in their ears all the time? I especially notice it at night when it is quiet..........well..........quiet except for what I am hearing....LOL  |
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amommy02 Posts: 1891
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Yep! The quieter it is, the louder the ringing seems to be. I am not a doctor. Please consult with your doctor before following any advice given by myself or anyone else on this or any other forum. |
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txmedicalfreak Posts: 650
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Yes! I have been to ENT's and they could not find anything that would be causing it. It drives me nuts!!! I have to have the TV or something else on so it is not as bad. Mandy You can also find me as group leader in the Thyroid Cancer Support Group http://www.mdjunction.com/thyroid-cancer and the Parathyroid Gland Support Group http://www.mdjunction.com/parathyroid-gland
Synthyroid 200mcg, Calcitroil .5mcg, Vitamin D 50,000IU, Metformin 2,000mg, Tramadol 200mg, Cycobenzaprine 5mg, Clonazepam 0.5mg, Furosemide 20mg, Calcium Citrate 1,000mg, Magnesium Citrate 800mg, Cyanocobalamin (B-12) 1,000 mcg, Iron, Lyrica 50mg
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Donyia Posts: 184
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I keep forgetting to tell my Drs about it. I am so used to it that I sometimes don't notice it until night - of course - after the Dr. appnt. |
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aTinaL  Posts: 11832
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Ladies, it's tinnitus. Lots of medications can cause it. In fact, aspirin is a leading culprit. Nothing can be done about it unless you try some of the otc preparations. I've never tried them, so I don't know how well they work. I've had it all my life. Sometimes it's loud enough to drive you absolutely crazy. Tina
"Calm down! Let's cook some carrots!"
- Jim, Hell's Kitchen
"All aboard the suboxone train!"
- Tina
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txmedicalfreak Posts: 650
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Tina~ Mine started before I was on any medications at all? Who knows what mine is from??? Mandy You can also find me as group leader in the Thyroid Cancer Support Group http://www.mdjunction.com/thyroid-cancer and the Parathyroid Gland Support Group http://www.mdjunction.com/parathyroid-gland
Synthyroid 200mcg, Calcitroil .5mcg, Vitamin D 50,000IU, Metformin 2,000mg, Tramadol 200mg, Cycobenzaprine 5mg, Clonazepam 0.5mg, Furosemide 20mg, Calcium Citrate 1,000mg, Magnesium Citrate 800mg, Cyanocobalamin (B-12) 1,000 mcg, Iron, Lyrica 50mg
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aTinaL Posts: 11832
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Tinnitus is a nerve condition. It has something to do with the nerves in the ear. It's not necessarily caused by medications, but some medications can cause it. Like I said, I've had it all my life. Way before I was on any kind of medications. Until I was about 30 I just assumed everybody heard it. Supposedly they do have new tests and treatments for it, but when I asked my ENT about it he pooh poohed me. I even read about one test where they can actually hear what you're hearing. I don't like my ent! If you already have it, you may notice that some medications, i.e., aspririn, will make it worse. If you don't have it, when you stop the medication that causes it, the ringing will also stop. Does that make sense? Post edited by: TinaL, at: 04/05/2009 12:50 Tina
"Calm down! Let's cook some carrots!"
- Jim, Hell's Kitchen
"All aboard the suboxone train!"
- Tina
I'm not a doctor, but I play one on tv!
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txmedicalfreak Posts: 650
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Tina~ I understand what you are saying. I really wish that there was something to get rid of it ?( Mandy You can also find me as group leader in the Thyroid Cancer Support Group http://www.mdjunction.com/thyroid-cancer and the Parathyroid Gland Support Group http://www.mdjunction.com/parathyroid-gland
Synthyroid 200mcg, Calcitroil .5mcg, Vitamin D 50,000IU, Metformin 2,000mg, Tramadol 200mg, Cycobenzaprine 5mg, Clonazepam 0.5mg, Furosemide 20mg, Calcium Citrate 1,000mg, Magnesium Citrate 800mg, Cyanocobalamin (B-12) 1,000 mcg, Iron, Lyrica 50mg
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Donyia Posts: 184
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well, I don't take asprin, but it sure is good to know that they have all kinds of new tests!  |
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aTinaL Posts: 11832
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Many, many, many medications can bring it on or make it worse if you already have it. Let me know if your ent will actually do any of those news tests for it. Mine was just a butt head about the whole thing. Some of my prescriptions make mine worse, but since I already have it, I don't really keep track of which ones. It's just something I live with. Tina
"Calm down! Let's cook some carrots!"
- Jim, Hell's Kitchen
"All aboard the suboxone train!"
- Tina
I'm not a doctor, but I play one on tv!
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