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am i turning into a hypochondriac ?

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jiminpain
jiminpain

has anybody else on here had constant ringing in the ears ? since the F/S has worsened i have had this and its driving me nuts , at night as well as shoulder pain i have to put up with this irritating high pitched tone . just wondered if there was any connection.

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  • ali42615
    ali42615 jiminpain

    Posted

    Yep! Crunching sound  or ringing sound. Something to do with the alignment of your bones/ muscles I think. Going to opt for. Accupuncture.

    good luck.

    • jiminpain
      jiminpain ali42615

      Posted

      at least im not paranoid then lol maybe its a side effect of F/S .
  • daveuk73
    daveuk73 jiminpain

    Posted

    the ringing in your ears could be tinitus i get it  sometimes but always have. be worthwhile getting it checked out to make sure
    • jiminpain
      jiminpain daveuk73

      Posted

      the doctor has already mentioned tinitus , but says there is little or nothing to help it . it only bothers me when its quiet because background noise seems to drown out the noise in my ears.
  • maryboo
    maryboo jiminpain

    Posted

    Certain medications can cause ringing in your ears.  In some cases its a sign of too much, or too many combinations.. You might check with your pharmacist or doctor.
    • jiminpain
      jiminpain maryboo

      Posted

      yeah maybe your right ile ask them today , because i am going for injections this afternoon sad oh i cant wait .
  • ben33788
    ben33788 jiminpain

    Posted

    Have it too and think it is the medications
    • jiminpain
      jiminpain ben33788

      Posted

      i had it about the time of my last shoulder , and was told it was tinitus , just lately though its getting louder and quite annoying when im in bed.
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