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  1. #1
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    Feb 2005
    Location
    Concord, MA
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    I have it in one ear, since September, associated with the Fibromyalga. It's intermittent; I'll have it for one day and it's gone for two. Mine isn't ringing,it's more like cicadas. I do have a slight hearing loss in that ear, but it's nothing I notice. It also is associated with a headache at times. I have been checked by the ENT, had an AER test to rule out acoustic neuroma (a bad thing) so tomorrow I call the acupuncturist!

  2. #2
    Join Date
    Apr 2006
    Location
    Lake Wobegon
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    95
    I have it, in both ears. I've had it since I was a little kid. I got diagnosed with it when I was about 8 - when the ENT doc told me I had 'the ears of an old man'. Good times.

    It's an annoying thing, but western medicine can't do anything for it. Unless you have hearing loss that warrants a hearing aid, they pretty much just tell you to deal with it. And soon enough, you get used to high-pitched ringing.

    Other than just acquiescing to the pestering ailment, I would encourage alternative treatment methods. I haven't tried any. But, eastern medicine has been around for a couple thousand years longer than western - they're bound to have insight that goes beyond 'get used to it'.

    Good luck.

 

 

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