Tinnitus?
- Thread starter MADMAT
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- deland fl
ha ha, mine too. for just being a bone crusher, he has been able to diagnose several other issues.
good luck with the tinnitis, chronic things like that can drive you crazy.
Yea I could see going crazy over this.
I am sure over the years people have rammed stuff in their ears and died. Or jumped out of windows.
I just can't get over how loud it is. This is no hum or buz man...this is....I don't know...like a sea shell times 10 or 15....but higher.
MRI tomorrow at 1230.
I am sure over the years people have rammed stuff in their ears and died. Or jumped out of windows.
I just can't get over how loud it is. This is no hum or buz man...this is....I don't know...like a sea shell times 10 or 15....but higher.
MRI tomorrow at 1230.
Man Kelly stumbled upon this and rubbed my ear and literally 60% relief immediately! I'm cancelling for now.
http://www.susangaer.com/studentprojects/earring.htm
http://www.susangaer.com/studentprojects/earring.htm
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Frosty
New York Crew
- Location
- Western New York
I'm trying this to see if it helps. Can't hurt and at the very least will loosen up my neck muscles.
On a side note, a few years ago I failed a BR really bad and reafed my neck. Smacked head first, upsidedown, into an oncoming wave. Took until this past spring for the pain to go away.
Hope this helps...
Frosty
New York Crew
- Location
- Western New York
yup. every time I would start to feel better I would land a bad BR and tweak it again. This season was the first time I didn't have that problem. Of course, I'm completing way more rolls now too... that might be helping.
Frosty
New York Crew
- Location
- Western New York
LOL - I'll tell ya, it would be so painful that I would take two 800mg Ibuprophin before I would ride.
Frosty
New York Crew
- Location
- Western New York
That's funny man...
Seriously though, when you have gone this far in life without having ear troubles it's probably very difficult to deal with.
I've had ringing since I was like 18, so you just get used to it always being there.
It's be like having perfect vision all your life, then suddently having blurred vision.
Seriously though, when you have gone this far in life without having ear troubles it's probably very difficult to deal with.
I've had ringing since I was like 18, so you just get used to it always being there.
It's be like having perfect vision all your life, then suddently having blurred vision.
I am old, so I expect to have ringing, which I do, and crickets chirping, plus some other noises not identifiable. I always thought it was 45 years of loud race bikes, ( back in the day we ran open expansion chambers )gunfire, and guitar amps cranked up till the knobs broke off that did mine in. I am deaf in my left ear, and only have about 50% in my right.
If I could delete the ringing and crickets, and replace it w/ the faint sound of brap, life would be much better...:lmao:
If I could delete the ringing and crickets, and replace it w/ the faint sound of brap, life would be much better...:lmao:
- Location
- Cleveland Ohio
....just found this thread. INSANE!
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ridethelip
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Pete Townsend of "The Who" has that. That makes sense.
My 80 year old mother is a concert pianist has it and she will play a piece of music and ask how did that sound? It is very,very frustrating for her.
Well at least it made me clean up my diet. Fasting makes it disappear.
Quitting coffee cold turkey sucks but coffee, honey, chocolate, make it suck.
Anyone having this try fasting and then introducing foods slowly.
Even though mine is from riding (I assume) it seems different foods completely effect it.
Quitting coffee cold turkey sucks but coffee, honey, chocolate, make it suck.
Anyone having this try fasting and then introducing foods slowly.
Even though mine is from riding (I assume) it seems different foods completely effect it.
- Location
- Cleveland Ohio
hmmmmmmmm...sounds like the muscles just need to relax and caffeine makes em tweak!
Frosty
New York Crew
- Location
- Western New York