Francis,
I will reiterate a previous message that was posted:
At this point, NOTHING works so save your money and preserve
the other aspects of your health from harmful side effects.
Please believe me when I tell you this. I have tried many
things to 'get rid of the sound'. It is NOT going away. I
have to find a way to live with
it. I have made some progress by making a few changes in my
life. It isn't easy to accept that you have this
unwanted noise in your ear(s). I even stated in my very
first post to this newsgroup that I would rather be
deaf than to hear this noise the rest of my life. But,
guess what, I read an interesting article, this is an
excerpt from it:
my entire inner ear was surgically removed to get rid of
the bad balance center. Besides being the balance center
of the ear it is a part of your hearing mechanism. By
having it removed it left me 100% deaf in that ear.
Surprise...I still hear a ringing in that ear. Since I
have no hearing organ left in that ear it can't be a
physical sound.
This is the link for the article. It might offer you some
insight. stevenandrews.tripod.comMiscInfo.htmOpen ↗
20Tinnitus%20page
Good Luck Patty
"francispoon" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:(1)The doctorS in the ENT department said:
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"Tinnitus is due to poor blood circulation and therefore
the treatments should aim at improving blood circulation."
(2)The doctorS in the neurology department _of the same
hospital_ said:
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Quoted message said:"The ENT doctors are too simple-minded. How could you have
good blood circulation without a relaxed nerve system
behind the blood circulation system? Thus the treatment
for tinnitus should aim at treating the nerve first."
I as a patient have done enough of (1) and would like to
proceed to
(2). Any suggestion?
THX
FP
