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Hello people, just thought I would introduce myself and give a short synopsis of my Journey. And also ask for any tips and tricks on how to live with T everyday? So about 8 months ago I was sitting in my office and I heard this high pitch whine, at first I thought it was coming from my computer or something
Hello people, just thought I would introduce myself and give a short synopsis of my Journey. And also ask for any tips and tricks on how to live with T everyday? So about 8 months ago I was sitting in my office and I heard this high pitch whine, at first I thought it was coming from my computer or something
Londonr
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British Tinnitus Association
5 years ago
Health anxiety
I have celiac disease and last year I had an ear infection and was dizzy, since then I have been off work and i gradually got better but now I am very depressed and anxious about my health I’m thinking that I might have a serious neurological disorder and I’m going to see a specialist in that field,
I have celiac disease and last year I had an ear infection and was dizzy, since then I have been off work and i gradually got better but now I am very depressed and anxious about my health I’m thinking that I might have a serious neurological disorder and I’m going to see a specialist in that field,
GlutenLadYorkshire
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Anxiety Support
5 years ago
Anyone tried a Livia device?
Should I try it? I'm scared i might get electrocuted! I'd also like to know you've got on with it for those with endometriosis pains, as opposed to someone who didn't have endo.
Should I try it? I'm scared i might get electrocuted! I'd also like to know you've got on with it for those with endometriosis pains, as opposed to someone who didn't have endo.
Doggiedogmom1973
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Endometriosis UK
5 years ago
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Should be better?
It's been nearly 12 months since my brain haemorrhage it's been a very hard road without my partner's support I don't know where I would be now we've had to fight for support professional help I'm only just now getting any professional help my mental health and anxiety levels are at a very very low
It's been nearly 12 months since my brain haemorrhage it's been a very hard road without my partner's support I don't know where I would be now we've had to fight for support professional help I'm only just now getting any professional help my mental health and anxiety levels are at a very very low
Gym1bunny
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Headway
5 years ago
Does anyone else feel this way?
Something has been confusing me recently to do with how people talk about tinnitus. I've had it for eight months - a continual loud hissing in one ear. Whenever I've seen a doctor or looked online, the first thing I've been met with is 'noise trauma.' One doctor I saw asked me 'do you listen to music
Something has been confusing me recently to do with how people talk about tinnitus. I've had it for eight months - a continual loud hissing in one ear. Whenever I've seen a doctor or looked online, the first thing I've been met with is 'noise trauma.' One doctor I saw asked me 'do you listen to music
Sally07
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British Tinnitus Association
5 years ago
Update on dizzy spells
Thanks for all your responses on my last post. I wanted to maybe update a little and/or explain myself better. I know it’s so easy for all of us to chalk these things up to anxiety - but I can honestly say that I’ve not had any recent stressors in my life UNTIL the dizziness and on a boat feeling started
Thanks for all your responses on my last post. I wanted to maybe update a little and/or explain myself better. I know it’s so easy for all of us to chalk these things up to anxiety - but I can honestly say that I’ve not had any recent stressors in my life UNTIL the dizziness and on a boat feeling started
greeneyedgirly
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Anxiety Support
5 years ago
Interesting connection with Meniere's disease and Hypothyroid
This is becoming more common knowledge in both ENT and Endo circles... I have finally started effective treatment for MD, and it's working, which is great... I notice SO many Hypo sufferers here have the symptoms of MD: Vertigo, tinnitus and "fullness" in the ear(s) often leading to deafness... this
This is becoming more common knowledge in both ENT and Endo circles... I have finally started effective treatment for MD, and it's working, which is great... I notice SO many Hypo sufferers here have the symptoms of MD: Vertigo, tinnitus and "fullness" in the ear(s) often leading to deafness... this
FIT2018
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Thyroid UK
5 years ago
Tinnitus (ringing in ears) with serious cognitive impairment
Hi everyone, I have been suffering from moderate tinnitus for more than ten years but from the very beginning my tinnitus didn't bother me at all. What is really ruining my life is cognitive impairment at the level of dementia (difficulty thinking, speaking, analyzing). I have been checked for many disorders
Hi everyone, I have been suffering from moderate tinnitus for more than ten years but from the very beginning my tinnitus didn't bother me at all. What is really ruining my life is cognitive impairment at the level of dementia (difficulty thinking, speaking, analyzing). I have been checked for many disorders
BRISOC
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British Tinnitus Association
5 years ago
Recent diagnosis
Last November I was diagnosed with T cell large granulocytic leukaemia which was a bit of a shock as I have no real symptoms, perhaps I'm a bit tired but who, at 68 yrs, isn't. Anyway I'm on watch and wait which is good. Has anyone else got this? How are you? Can you tell me about your experience
Last November I was diagnosed with T cell large granulocytic leukaemia which was a bit of a shock as I have no real symptoms, perhaps I'm a bit tired but who, at 68 yrs, isn't. Anyway I'm on watch and wait which is good. Has anyone else got this? How are you? Can you tell me about your experience
GrannyTWest
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CLL Support
5 years ago
Bisoprolol Side Effects
I've been absent for about a year ..... struggling with this site now as it's not how it used to be. Never mind, glad it's still around. So many of us are struggling with the side effects, I know - they never seem to go away. Anyway, last January I was so exasperated I reduced from 2.5 mg to 1.25
I've been absent for about a year ..... struggling with this site now as it's not how it used to be. Never mind, glad it's still around. So many of us are struggling with the side effects, I know - they never seem to go away. Anyway, last January I was so exasperated I reduced from 2.5 mg to 1.25
Denise2011
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Arrhythmia Alliance
5 years ago
Feel terrible
I feel dizzy, tingly in my hands and fingers, very shaky, tired, restless. I’ve been on medication for years. Clomipramine, but I feel it’s not taking these symptoms away. I’ve tried to go on new ones, it they knock me out and I need to go to work and drive. Anyone else got these symptoms?
I feel dizzy, tingly in my hands and fingers, very shaky, tired, restless. I’ve been on medication for years. Clomipramine, but I feel it’s not taking these symptoms away. I’ve tried to go on new ones, it they knock me out and I need to go to work and drive. Anyone else got these symptoms?
Emma143
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Anxiety Support
5 years ago
Can I stop taking Hydroxychloroquine tablets and take tumeric instead?
I have been taking Hydroxychloroquine tablets 200mg a day for several years now and it controls my Inflammatory arthritis. I want to stop taking these tablets and substitute them for tumeric . does anyone know what dose of tumeric I should try. I am scared of doing this as I worry alll the pain will
I have been taking Hydroxychloroquine tablets 200mg a day for several years now and it controls my Inflammatory arthritis. I want to stop taking these tablets and substitute them for tumeric . does anyone know what dose of tumeric I should try. I am scared of doing this as I worry alll the pain will
Bee-woman
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NRAS
5 years ago
Feeling dizzy
Since my first 12 hour day at work since ablation (which was last Wednesday), I've been feeling really dizzy. I thought at first it was because I wasn't drinking enough when at work, so tried my best over the weekend to increase my fluid intake - it hasn't changed anything. I also thought it might
Since my first 12 hour day at work since ablation (which was last Wednesday), I've been feeling really dizzy. I thought at first it was because I wasn't drinking enough when at work, so tried my best over the weekend to increase my fluid intake - it hasn't changed anything. I also thought it might
jedimasterlincoln
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AF Association
5 years ago
I am soon to start inhaled Pentamidine instead of Atovaquone to prevent PCP - has anyone suffered any side affects from this?
I've taken Atovaquone, to prevent PCP, throughout my chemo and the last 7months post chemo. At my last Clinic appointment the Consultant decided that when I finish my present prescription of Atovaquone, I will commence inhaled Pentamidine once every 4 weeks instead of the Atovaquone . I'm wondering if
I've taken Atovaquone, to prevent PCP, throughout my chemo and the last 7months post chemo. At my last Clinic appointment the Consultant decided that when I finish my present prescription of Atovaquone, I will commence inhaled Pentamidine once every 4 weeks instead of the Atovaquone . I'm wondering if
Kingfisher20
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CLL Support
5 years ago
Off Nebivolol 4 days now
I have come of my Nebivolol after doing 1.25 every other day for 3 days then stopped. I’m assuming these are withdrawal symptoms light headed dizzy and dis- orientated especially when standing and very tired. Seeing specialist July now seems so far away but this cardiologist specialises in the electrical
I have come of my Nebivolol after doing 1.25 every other day for 3 days then stopped. I’m assuming these are withdrawal symptoms light headed dizzy and dis- orientated especially when standing and very tired. Seeing specialist July now seems so far away but this cardiologist specialises in the electrical
Supernerogirl
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AF Association
5 years ago
Idiopathic Pulsatile Tinnitus
Hi, I am Gwynydd and I posted some five months ago. To recap I have had an MRI and A CT scan which revealed nothing abnormal. I am being checked for any heart related issues and now referred to the head and neck clinic. Due to my consultant not copying me on the CT scan result and my Doctor not doing
Hi, I am Gwynydd and I posted some five months ago. To recap I have had an MRI and A CT scan which revealed nothing abnormal. I am being checked for any heart related issues and now referred to the head and neck clinic. Due to my consultant not copying me on the CT scan result and my Doctor not doing
Gwynydd
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British Tinnitus Association
5 years ago
Slow stream rehabilitation
It is now nearly 10months since my partners accident and he is still currently undergoing rehab. Having been in a coma for 12 weeks he is still currently in a ‘confused’ state which I suspect will continue for a while yet. He will continue with rehab where he is until most likely September when it has
It is now nearly 10months since my partners accident and he is still currently undergoing rehab. Having been in a coma for 12 weeks he is still currently in a ‘confused’ state which I suspect will continue for a while yet. He will continue with rehab where he is until most likely September when it has
Zarahm
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Headway
5 years ago
Migraine = dizziness and vertigo???
I have suffered with migraine for 2 years, during the time that it was chronic I suffered a lot of daily dizziness. When I was increasing titration of Amitriptyline, I also had lots of dizzy attacks but things seemed to have levelled out. However, I had the worst experience last night, I was actually
I have suffered with migraine for 2 years, during the time that it was chronic I suffered a lot of daily dizziness. When I was increasing titration of Amitriptyline, I also had lots of dizzy attacks but things seemed to have levelled out. However, I had the worst experience last night, I was actually
KatherineM_PBC
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National Migraine Centre
5 years ago
Hypo & Fluoride stats
Hi, all you lovely people who know so much. Does anyone have stats to support the argument that there is a link between high fluoride intake, and low thyroid function? I'm trying to get local councillor to stop the water company adding fluoride to our water. It's actually illegal to mass medicate a
Hi, all you lovely people who know so much. Does anyone have stats to support the argument that there is a link between high fluoride intake, and low thyroid function? I'm trying to get local councillor to stop the water company adding fluoride to our water. It's actually illegal to mass medicate a
Greenwall
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Thyroid UK
5 years ago
Dizziness and head symptoms: Do they fade or completely go away?
Hello all! Still dealing with some head stuff (dizziness, tinnitus, headaches, neck pain), but I had a question. For those who have had success with overcoming some of these symptoms, have you found that they simply got less severe or completely went away? Right now, I'm still having them at some point
Hello all! Still dealing with some head stuff (dizziness, tinnitus, headaches, neck pain), but I had a question. For those who have had success with overcoming some of these symptoms, have you found that they simply got less severe or completely went away? Right now, I'm still having them at some point
Ellishart
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Anxiety Support
5 years ago
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