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vertigo
does anyone suffer with really bad Vertigo? I have been in bed for four days with horrendous vertigo and being physically sick…I seem to be taking these episodes much more often and can’t get out of bed with each episode…..can’t even lift my head off the pillow, just wondering if anyone else has these
does anyone suffer with really bad Vertigo? I have been in bed for four days with horrendous vertigo and being physically sick…I seem to be taking these episodes much more often and can’t get out of bed with each episode…..can’t even lift my head off the pillow, just wondering if anyone else has these
Beverley1956
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Fibromyalgia Action UK
1 year ago
sudden hearing loss
I woke up on 24 July this year with fullness and partial hearing in my right ear. Saw doc 4 days later who prescribed steroid tablets for 12 days. During that time I got a small improvement however when I stopped taking them the problems returned. I had spikes of high temperature so perhaps virus
I woke up on 24 July this year with fullness and partial hearing in my right ear. Saw doc 4 days later who prescribed steroid tablets for 12 days. During that time I got a small improvement however when I stopped taking them the problems returned. I had spikes of high temperature so perhaps virus
Hamsterfun
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Tinnitus UK
1 year ago
Treating PVCS on a virtual ward
I have posted on here a number of times about the burden of persistent PVCs. Anyway, after 5 days of feeling very dizzy and nauseous, I went to see my GP. She sent me straight to my local hospital which is a big teaching hospital. I was seen in the Same Day Emergency Medicine unit who were thorough and
I have posted on here a number of times about the burden of persistent PVCs. Anyway, after 5 days of feeling very dizzy and nauseous, I went to see my GP. She sent me straight to my local hospital which is a big teaching hospital. I was seen in the Same Day Emergency Medicine unit who were thorough and
Norfolk_spaniel
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AF Association
1 year ago
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Iopidine
Hello everyone, is anyone having problem with getting GP to prescibe Iopidine eye drops? My GP is refusing to prescribe it, saying its coming up as a red flag. Does anyone know what it means? This was prescribed by a consultant at hospital on 22nd March, when I was put on a waiting list for presserflo
Hello everyone, is anyone having problem with getting GP to prescibe Iopidine eye drops? My GP is refusing to prescribe it, saying its coming up as a red flag. Does anyone know what it means? This was prescribed by a consultant at hospital on 22nd March, when I was put on a waiting list for presserflo
Amjan
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Glaucoma UK
1 year ago
Headache and earache
While it has no medical evidence to prove they re caused by tinnitus But since after i got tinnitus and then got both And is it true even if u ignore the sound there are still excessice stimulatation in the brain with the sound
While it has no medical evidence to prove they re caused by tinnitus But since after i got tinnitus and then got both And is it true even if u ignore the sound there are still excessice stimulatation in the brain with the sound
vincentchan
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Tinnitus UK
1 year ago
Hearing loss and tinnitus and driving
Hi everyone, I am new to this forum so would just like to relate my journey. I started in June with sudden unilateral hearing loss, vertigo and terrible tinnitus.The first couple of months have been horrendous, not helped by the fact that I could not be seen in a timely manner by the NHS. I eventually
Hi everyone, I am new to this forum so would just like to relate my journey. I started in June with sudden unilateral hearing loss, vertigo and terrible tinnitus.The first couple of months have been horrendous, not helped by the fact that I could not be seen in a timely manner by the NHS. I eventually
roorockle
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Tinnitus UK
1 year ago
What's your experience of coming of steroids
So I have my rheumatology appointment next week so hopefully will get a better understanding of what's going on. In the meantime I am on mycophenalate and a weaning dose of prednisolone for eye inflammation, started with 800mg in December and am now on 2.5mg before stopping in 2 months time. However
So I have my rheumatology appointment next week so hopefully will get a better understanding of what's going on. In the meantime I am on mycophenalate and a weaning dose of prednisolone for eye inflammation, started with 800mg in December and am now on 2.5mg before stopping in 2 months time. However
Autolupus
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LUPUS UK
1 year ago
manual ear wax removal?
Hello everyone Having hyperacusis & tinnitus makes microsuction & irrigation a no no for me. Can anyone recommend somewhere in uk that does manual wax removal using hand tools & a ear camera? I have searched old links to similar questions on here but they all lead to dead links. Thanks
Hello everyone Having hyperacusis & tinnitus makes microsuction & irrigation a no no for me. Can anyone recommend somewhere in uk that does manual wax removal using hand tools & a ear camera? I have searched old links to similar questions on here but they all lead to dead links. Thanks
bournville
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Tinnitus UK
1 year ago
Reply from GP Surgery to medical record access
After ten weeks plus my MP's senior researcher has finally received a reply to my request for full online access to my medical records using my hearing loss and the Equality Act 2010 is below. I have not received any acknowledgement of my private and confidential hand delivered letters to my named
After ten weeks plus my MP's senior researcher has finally received a reply to my request for full online access to my medical records using my hearing loss and the Equality Act 2010 is below. I have not received any acknowledgement of my private and confidential hand delivered letters to my named
2pence
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Thyroid UK
1 year ago
Barking!
Hello all, I’m a nearly 73yr old woman and I’m going mad. I have had tinnitus as long as I can remember, also suffer with hypercusis (not sure of spelling). We have a ten month old border collie pup who is incredibly vocal. I find his bark extremely painful and was wondering if noise cancelling headphones
Hello all, I’m a nearly 73yr old woman and I’m going mad. I have had tinnitus as long as I can remember, also suffer with hypercusis (not sure of spelling). We have a ten month old border collie pup who is incredibly vocal. I find his bark extremely painful and was wondering if noise cancelling headphones
Rainydaysuzy
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Tinnitus UK
1 year ago
hello
I have recently been diagnosed as suffering ( and I’m really suffering) from Tinnitus. The constant high pitch is unbearable at time. I am due to go on holiday next Monty and I am getting very anxious about spending 5 hours on a plane with the noise levels possibly making the “ ringing” a lot worse.
I have recently been diagnosed as suffering ( and I’m really suffering) from Tinnitus. The constant high pitch is unbearable at time. I am due to go on holiday next Monty and I am getting very anxious about spending 5 hours on a plane with the noise levels possibly making the “ ringing” a lot worse.
PMJ01
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Tinnitus UK
1 year ago
Abbreviations
I have recently been diagnosed with AF after suffering palpitations and unexplained fluttering in my throat since 2016. I have been treated for a number of years for hypertension. I’ve been prescribed Adizem (after a trial of Bisoprolol made me feel zombie-like) and Edoxaban and being reviewed in a couple
I have recently been diagnosed with AF after suffering palpitations and unexplained fluttering in my throat since 2016. I have been treated for a number of years for hypertension. I’ve been prescribed Adizem (after a trial of Bisoprolol made me feel zombie-like) and Edoxaban and being reviewed in a couple
ElizabethBee
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AF Association
1 year ago
2 years post-thyroidectomy - Struggling with Tirosint and finding the right dose
Hi, To make a long storyshort, after a sever hyperthyroidism and toxic goiter, I got my thyroid removed 2 years ago. I started with Levothyroxine - 88mg , went to hypo so my doctor increased it to 4x100mg 3x88mg. I then went to hyper in less than 2 weeks during 2 months. As I also experience very
Hi, To make a long storyshort, after a sever hyperthyroidism and toxic goiter, I got my thyroid removed 2 years ago. I started with Levothyroxine - 88mg , went to hypo so my doctor increased it to 4x100mg 3x88mg. I then went to hyper in less than 2 weeks during 2 months. As I also experience very
Sophie4506
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Thyroid UK
1 year ago
FND Symptoms
Hi! I’ve recently been diagnosed with FND by a neurologist and I would be really interested to know if anyone on this forum can relate to my symptoms. I realise that almost any neuro symptom can be attributed to FND, but would be keen to see whether mine match up with anyone else’s. me: Male, 40s
Hi! I’ve recently been diagnosed with FND by a neurologist and I would be really interested to know if anyone on this forum can relate to my symptoms. I realise that almost any neuro symptom can be attributed to FND, but would be keen to see whether mine match up with anyone else’s. me: Male, 40s
MiniChimp
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Functional Neurological Disorder - FND Hope
1 year ago
Update
After my last post, just updating to say I saw the private ENT consultant on Friday. Appointment......The first thing that blew me away at the appointment was that somebody was actually listening to me and asking me questions instead of staring at me like I'm an idiot like the last 2 GPs have done
After my last post, just updating to say I saw the private ENT consultant on Friday. Appointment......The first thing that blew me away at the appointment was that somebody was actually listening to me and asking me questions instead of staring at me like I'm an idiot like the last 2 GPs have done
hollyrain
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Tinnitus UK
1 year ago
Dry-Needling and Low Level Laser Therapy By Physios: Does this really work and can it worsen tinnitus?
I triggered tinnitus and hyperacusis over 7 years ago now. Luckily it always went eventually but as of about 4 months ago it seems as if it is here to stay and a lot worse. An otologist told me that areas I said gave me pain could be consistent with TMJ issues and that he worked with a physio who could
I triggered tinnitus and hyperacusis over 7 years ago now. Luckily it always went eventually but as of about 4 months ago it seems as if it is here to stay and a lot worse. An otologist told me that areas I said gave me pain could be consistent with TMJ issues and that he worked with a physio who could
PuddingChipsAndGravy
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Tinnitus UK
1 year ago
Consultation for gamma knife
I have a consultation this friday at queens square for gamma knife. I beleive i will be under the care of neil kitchen. Feeling rather anxious, because i was hoping that that i could delay any treatment, but unfortunately i was told my tumour has increased in size since my last scan a year ago. My An
I have a consultation this friday at queens square for gamma knife. I beleive i will be under the care of neil kitchen. Feeling rather anxious, because i was hoping that that i could delay any treatment, but unfortunately i was told my tumour has increased in size since my last scan a year ago. My An
Cwk123
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Acoustic Neuroma Support
1 year ago
Hearing Zoom and Teams Virtual Meetings
Hi,Does anyone have problems hearing over virtual meetings e.g Teams and Zoom? Was this something that was fixed and what was the solution? I'm thinking there might be a technical solution to this problem e.g specific type of ear buds or headphones? I have constant tinnitus and Menieres Disease, and
Hi,Does anyone have problems hearing over virtual meetings e.g Teams and Zoom? Was this something that was fixed and what was the solution? I'm thinking there might be a technical solution to this problem e.g specific type of ear buds or headphones? I have constant tinnitus and Menieres Disease, and
M00n_Zero_2
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Tinnitus UK
1 year ago
Gabapentin useful?
Hello folks I recently read some anecdotal info about the epilepsy drug Gabapentin being helpful for reactive tinnitus. Admittedly it was on the minefield that is tinnitus talk. Has anybody here tried or is taking Gabapentin & does it help? Here is the link if your feeling brave! https://www.tinnitustalk.com
Hello folks I recently read some anecdotal info about the epilepsy drug Gabapentin being helpful for reactive tinnitus. Admittedly it was on the minefield that is tinnitus talk. Has anybody here tried or is taking Gabapentin & does it help? Here is the link if your feeling brave! https://www.tinnitustalk.com
bournville
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Tinnitus UK
1 year ago
Insurance headache
Hi All, I was diagnosed with AN in March 2022 at a referral to the hospital following a health check up in December 2021 during which a difference in my hearing between left and right ear was detected. AN measured 11x13 mm on MRI scan and I was referred to skullbase surgeon who recommended watch and
Hi All, I was diagnosed with AN in March 2022 at a referral to the hospital following a health check up in December 2021 during which a difference in my hearing between left and right ear was detected. AN measured 11x13 mm on MRI scan and I was referred to skullbase surgeon who recommended watch and
roland0302
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Acoustic Neuroma Support
1 year ago
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