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The very occasional 6 second screeching in my left ear that I'd had for years suddenly switched on and didn't ever turn off at the beginning of this year. Referred ENT, told 18m wait which would take me upto around Oct next year. I also have Pulsatile tinnitus which was initially noticeable right side
The very occasional 6 second screeching in my left ear that I'd had for years suddenly switched on and didn't ever turn off at the beginning of this year. Referred ENT, told 18m wait which would take me upto around Oct next year. I also have Pulsatile tinnitus which was initially noticeable right side
hollyrain
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Tinnitus UK
1 year ago
Problem with different make of prednisolone
Hello all, I have been taking prednisolone now since December 2022 and my chemist has now given me a different brand, I am taking 13 1/2 mg. trying to taper slowly as finding it difficult, was on 15mg got to 12 1/2 and had return of pain so went back up a bit. I included a 1mg of the new ones with
Hello all, I have been taking prednisolone now since December 2022 and my chemist has now given me a different brand, I am taking 13 1/2 mg. trying to taper slowly as finding it difficult, was on 15mg got to 12 1/2 and had return of pain so went back up a bit. I included a 1mg of the new ones with
mychilddoll
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PMRGCAuk
1 year ago
Tinnitus
Hi there I just discovered my tinnitus in May obviously it’s new and I don’t really understand nothing about it or why people get it. One thing is when I’m watching tv I don’t remember that I have it but as soon as the tv is off and I’m trying to get to sleep, then my frustration starts as well as fibromyalgia
Hi there I just discovered my tinnitus in May obviously it’s new and I don’t really understand nothing about it or why people get it. One thing is when I’m watching tv I don’t remember that I have it but as soon as the tv is off and I’m trying to get to sleep, then my frustration starts as well as fibromyalgia
Emacosta
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Tinnitus UK
1 year ago
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New To Tinnitus - Advice & Tips please
I'm very new to T. My Tinnitus only recently started and is a hiss…. Sometimes louder than others. I have had all the medical checks with a top ENT surgeon. My company has medical insurance which was very helpful. The ENT surgeon prescribed one puff of Nasonex (50 Micrograms) in each nostril morning
I'm very new to T. My Tinnitus only recently started and is a hiss…. Sometimes louder than others. I have had all the medical checks with a top ENT surgeon. My company has medical insurance which was very helpful. The ENT surgeon prescribed one puff of Nasonex (50 Micrograms) in each nostril morning
Andy4713
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Tinnitus UK
1 year ago
Does tibilone get better?
Hello everyone, I've just finished a 6 month course of prostap with no add back hrt. I had a pretty rough time on prostap alone, apparently I was supposed to be prescribed hrt alongside but never was, and in order to carry on my consultant has now added in tibilone. I thought the prostap was bad but
Hello everyone, I've just finished a 6 month course of prostap with no add back hrt. I had a pretty rough time on prostap alone, apparently I was supposed to be prescribed hrt alongside but never was, and in order to carry on my consultant has now added in tibilone. I thought the prostap was bad but
Womble84
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Endometriosis UK
8 months ago
Supplements working?
Been having these thoughts for a while. I have spent and continue to spend a lot of money on supplements. How do I know if they are working? I've tried things such as Tudca and citicoline, B1 and melatonin, all of which I stopped. Why? I just felt them to be ineffective(?) and not worth the expense
Been having these thoughts for a while. I have spent and continue to spend a lot of money on supplements. How do I know if they are working? I've tried things such as Tudca and citicoline, B1 and melatonin, all of which I stopped. Why? I just felt them to be ineffective(?) and not worth the expense
docjleonard55
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Cure Parkinson's
1 year ago
Tinnitus and high dose inhaled steroids
Does anyone know of research into high dose inhaled steroids and tinnitus. I have heard anecdotal evidence from people with asthma, but haven’t found anything online. I’d be interested because my tinnitus came on very suddenly and coincided with a change to higher dose steroid inhaler. Thank you!
Does anyone know of research into high dose inhaled steroids and tinnitus. I have heard anecdotal evidence from people with asthma, but haven’t found anything online. I’d be interested because my tinnitus came on very suddenly and coincided with a change to higher dose steroid inhaler. Thank you!
Wimple
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Tinnitus UK
1 year ago
Nails!
My nails are really deteriorating, soft, bendy, peeling. They’ve been poor for ages but this is much worse. Nothing topical is helping. I’m on 75 mcgs levothyroxine and my TSH levels are good - and on 0.01 % estriol cream for dryness. Could it be that which is making the difference, although I was
My nails are really deteriorating, soft, bendy, peeling. They’ve been poor for ages but this is much worse. Nothing topical is helping. I’m on 75 mcgs levothyroxine and my TSH levels are good - and on 0.01 % estriol cream for dryness. Could it be that which is making the difference, although I was
Calceolaria
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Thyroid UK
10 months ago
upping steroids short term to boost recovery?
writing on behalf of my mum who is getting over a respiratory tract infection (or not getting over it to be precise). She has long PMR (getting on 40 yr) and is constantly trying to reduce pred. I recall reading in this forum a recommendation to temporarily increase dose when ill / having surgery etc
writing on behalf of my mum who is getting over a respiratory tract infection (or not getting over it to be precise). She has long PMR (getting on 40 yr) and is constantly trying to reduce pred. I recall reading in this forum a recommendation to temporarily increase dose when ill / having surgery etc
Gottarelax
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PMRGCAuk
8 months ago
Haemophilus influenzae
When I get a chest infection it is alway with the HIB bacteria, usually Doxycycline taken for two weeks rids it ,this time two weeks of Doxycycline plus another two weeks of Amoxicillin still hasn't gone had results of sputum test yesterday saying I've still got Hib.My gp has given me another two weeks
When I get a chest infection it is alway with the HIB bacteria, usually Doxycycline taken for two weeks rids it ,this time two weeks of Doxycycline plus another two weeks of Amoxicillin still hasn't gone had results of sputum test yesterday saying I've still got Hib.My gp has given me another two weeks
Alice70
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
8 months ago
Dizzy
Good morning to you all.I've been diagnosed with fibomyaigia in 2020 But I am getting real dizzy it's lasted for a couple of weeks now at first I got up at night and couldn't walk at all in a straight line everything was spinning so scary. The doctor said I have Benign paroxysmal positional vertigo
Good morning to you all.I've been diagnosed with fibomyaigia in 2020 But I am getting real dizzy it's lasted for a couple of weeks now at first I got up at night and couldn't walk at all in a straight line everything was spinning so scary. The doctor said I have Benign paroxysmal positional vertigo
Chellelo
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Fibromyalgia Action UK
8 months ago
Gods beautiful creations
Last week I was able to ski with a bunch of my grandkids and all my pics were of them. Some days I felt ill but it was so worth it Today I went snowshoeing in a snow storm. What a peaceful serene setting on those snow covered paths nestled in the pines. Even the village where the trail system begins
Last week I was able to ski with a bunch of my grandkids and all my pics were of them. Some days I felt ill but it was so worth it Today I went snowshoeing in a snow storm. What a peaceful serene setting on those snow covered paths nestled in the pines. Even the village where the trail system begins
skipro
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CLL Support
5 months ago
Clogged ears
I developed whooshing pulsatile tinnitus in my right ear a few years back. It's very loud. When I perform The Valsalva maneuver or rub my ear it feels clogged and doesn't seem to resolve itself. It just doesn't feel right. Does anyone experience anything similar and whether this can be related to the
I developed whooshing pulsatile tinnitus in my right ear a few years back. It's very loud. When I perform The Valsalva maneuver or rub my ear it feels clogged and doesn't seem to resolve itself. It just doesn't feel right. Does anyone experience anything similar and whether this can be related to the
Rekw
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Tinnitus UK
1 year ago
Hearing Aids
Hi I finally had my appointment for audiology come through. I had to have hearing aids as I have high frequency moderate hearing loss. Anyway I have been wearing them for a week now and I'm still getting used to them but I have found that I no longer hear my tinnitus noise whilst I'm wearing them. When
Hi I finally had my appointment for audiology come through. I had to have hearing aids as I have high frequency moderate hearing loss. Anyway I have been wearing them for a week now and I'm still getting used to them but I have found that I no longer hear my tinnitus noise whilst I'm wearing them. When
Beagleears
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Tinnitus UK
1 year ago
Any advice on tapering prednisolone with Methotrexate and RoActemra?
hello...would be grateful for words of wisdom and experience. Feeling confused on how to manage steroid reduction. Started Methotrexate 5 weeks ago and 3rd RoActemra injection tomorrow. Was told to reduce steroids from a high of 55mg at 5mg/week back in May. Am now on 20mg, reducing to 15mg on this
hello...would be grateful for words of wisdom and experience. Feeling confused on how to manage steroid reduction. Started Methotrexate 5 weeks ago and 3rd RoActemra injection tomorrow. Was told to reduce steroids from a high of 55mg at 5mg/week back in May. Am now on 20mg, reducing to 15mg on this
tweety_pie
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PMRGCAuk
1 year ago
Ivermectin
I was recently diagnosed with CLL after a year plus of repeating colds and respiratory infections. My whites were in the high 20's sometimes almost doubling in a couple of weeks time. Now they are in the low to mid teens and I feel good. So, my question is has anyone used Ivermectin with any success?
I was recently diagnosed with CLL after a year plus of repeating colds and respiratory infections. My whites were in the high 20's sometimes almost doubling in a couple of weeks time. Now they are in the low to mid teens and I feel good. So, my question is has anyone used Ivermectin with any success?
Bornagain514
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CLL Support
22 days ago
Acoustic neuroma
I developed acoustic aroma about a year and a half ago. All of a sudden, my right ear felt clogged and I started to develop tinnitus. I am really upset because I don’t know what I’m in for. The worst part of this is the tinnitus. I wish that it would just go away and it would be cure for it. It’s loud
I developed acoustic aroma about a year and a half ago. All of a sudden, my right ear felt clogged and I started to develop tinnitus. I am really upset because I don’t know what I’m in for. The worst part of this is the tinnitus. I wish that it would just go away and it would be cure for it. It’s loud
Jrnyfn
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Acoustic Neuroma Support
1 year ago
Questions about experience with rinvoq
Have had to stop rinvoq a few times lately due to infections, this last time I stopped rinvoq for ear infection for 5 days. The infection has not cleared up so they're giving me another antibiotic for 10 days. I was just wondering if most people have a flare when stopping rinvoq for that length of
Have had to stop rinvoq a few times lately due to infections, this last time I stopped rinvoq for ear infection for 5 days. The infection has not cleared up so they're giving me another antibiotic for 10 days. I was just wondering if most people have a flare when stopping rinvoq for that length of
gnstric66
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NRAS
9 months ago
Is it the Medication or am I Losing it?
Do you do daft things? This morning I picked up my toothbrush and instead of putting toothpaste on it picked up a tube of face wash cream and spread that on my toothbrush, as soon as the brush went in my mouth I knew what I'd done. Last week I took a carton of orange juice out of the fridge and poured
Do you do daft things? This morning I picked up my toothbrush and instead of putting toothpaste on it picked up a tube of face wash cream and spread that on my toothbrush, as soon as the brush went in my mouth I knew what I'd done. Last week I took a carton of orange juice out of the fridge and poured
jeanjeannie50
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
10 months ago
Antihistamines and tinnitus
I have had right sided tinnitus for over 4 months. I have seen ENT, audiology , MRI etc. There are no reasons found for the tinnitus. I am partially habituated but it can lead to loss of sleep at night. However, I get pollen allergies at about this time of year and start taking antihistamine - ceterizine
I have had right sided tinnitus for over 4 months. I have seen ENT, audiology , MRI etc. There are no reasons found for the tinnitus. I am partially habituated but it can lead to loss of sleep at night. However, I get pollen allergies at about this time of year and start taking antihistamine - ceterizine
norcar
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Tinnitus UK
1 year ago
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