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Tinnitus and excess mucus

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kunal74429
kunal74429

This started a week ago at night I started getting ringing sensation in both my ears which persisted that night and wouldn't let me sleep went to the Ent department and got diagnosed as eustachian tube blockage as I had popping of ears and had to constantly swallow so that the ears feel better had a Pure tone audiometry done which should no hearing loss then had a tympanomarty which showed a bit increase in the middle ear pressure got prescribed with anti histamine and antibiotics any idea when the tinnitus goes it has decreased ro an extent it doesn't disturb but if I close my ears I can hear it anyone experienced the same?

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  • mario23094
    mario23094 kunal74429

    Posted

    Yes Kunal! we are going to be okay,

    besides medication, im starting to go to craneosacrap therapy

    today was my 4th session and i feel very good 

    i also experienced a few seconds of total silence,

    if you havent try it, i highly recommmend it

    greeting for mexico

    i hope we can get rid of this noise, or at least habituate quickly

    smile

    • kunal74429
      kunal74429 mario23094

      Posted

      i do masking and retraining therapy 

      i guess it well go in couple of months o we'll get used to it the key is dont let it bring u down beat it and live your life to the fullest 

      greetings from India 

  • mario23094
    mario23094 kunal74429

    Posted

    What has the doctor tell you about your Eustachian Tubes?

    its funny but when the weather changes my t becomes sorta loud...

    yes we gotta keep on focusing on the positive.

    i highly recommend louis l hay books.

    and craneosacral therapy too.

     

    • kunal74429
      kunal74429 mario23094

      Posted

      She told me that they are inflamed sir to the cold I had earlier I have to wait for the infection to go may be that time it'll go
    • mario23094
      mario23094 kunal74429

      Posted

      Yes! well lets hope it goes away soon smile

      is your T still constant?

      is it sometimes high pitched?

      how is your nasal congestion?

      hope eveything is better.

      this week the tinnitus had been super low.

      yesterday it was super low, lets say a 0.2 out of 10.

      im really excited for it to fade smile 

    • kunal74429
      kunal74429 mario23094

      Posted

      Mine is very fade constant fade nasal congestion still der using steroidal nasal spray which works for me totally well

      I just think its not der that helps

    • kunal74429
      kunal74429 mario23094

      Posted

      T is constant in both ears same pitch reduced in intensity now like 95% reduced I have to be on nasal spray for more one month so as to bring down the inflammation in the Eustachian tube it's manageable totally but we have to be paitent
    • mario23094
      mario23094 kunal74429

      Posted

      Oh okey!, mine is contant too.

      sometimes really low and sometimes high pitched.

      for its been already 7 days and its reducing .

    • kunal74429
      kunal74429 mario23094

      Posted

      Lets wait for some weeks don't concentrate on it too much I know it's hell but there will b better days I'm sure of that ,that's what keeps me going

    • kunal74429
      kunal74429

      Posted

      Hi Mario how are you doing mine started fading away right ear is popping rarely left still is and tinnitus is almost gone

      Hope your doing well

    • Ravi2712
      Ravi2712 kunal74429

      Posted

      Hi kunal

      Read ur chat

      Hope u r clear of T

      R u still active here

      Need sm help from u regarding T.i am really afraid and in tension

      I too have T sinve last 10 days.

      R u from india?

      Can u share ur number?

  • justin51159
    justin51159 kunal74429

    Posted

    I've had concerns about ETD for a while. I have severe tinitus, regular blocked nose and blocked left ear. I have to constantly draw/open my mouth to get my hearing back for it to pop.

    I've been on prescribed nasal drops for several months with no much change. I've now switched to using Sterimar nasal hygiene ( natural seawater spray) as I am concerned about the long term affects on using prescribed nasal sprays.

    My ENT consultant has said that I have an ear infection rather than ETD and it will clear up soon, but I disagree, especially after reading posts on this forum.

    Do you think I should go back to use prescribed nasal sprays?

    Do you think this will have any affect on curing my hearing issues ?

    My tinitus is giving me sleepless nights and the loss/reduction of my hearing in my one ear (until it pops) is affecting my work and personal life.

    On another note, I had a tick bite two years ago, so am interested to hear if anyone else has Lymes disease and having similar issues. Some forums I read about Lymes also mention hearing issues.

     

    • kunal74429
      kunal74429 justin51159

      Posted

      If it's infection then let the infection subside then only u can treat ur tinnitus sometimes they take long time to go ull feel like giving up but don't there will better days

      Get it self checked for infections and get a audiogram done

  • justin51159
    justin51159 kunal74429

    Posted

    In this situation, I do not beleive it is an infection. I've had poppng ears for over 6 months, the tinitus was there before but has increased significantly.

    I've had a CT and MRI scan and nothing untoward has been found.

    Has anyone else had Lymes symptions and having similar problems ?

     

    • kunal74429
      kunal74429 justin51159

      Posted

      ya get it checked ,better to be safe do you have any aucostic trauma before ?

       

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