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bmwpower07

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Unilateral Tinnitus Question Posted: 11-03-07 12:42pm


last winter i suffered from unilateral tinnitus and i went to 4 different doctors. i had a hearing test administered and my hearing was perfect (and remains to be). the tinnitus went away when summer came about, but when i stuff my ears i can sorta of vaguely hear something in that right ear (not all the time). im afraid that its going to come back when its winter again... has anyone experienced this? i have never been so scared in my life.

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Posted: 11-06-07 14:09pm


What sounds are you hearing? Maybe you're just tuning in to the subtle vibrations that are around us all the time. Nothing to be afraid of really ... do you have any other symptoms? Headaches? Pain? Or just noise?

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