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Cure from Tinnitus
Hi,
I am Suresh Gujjari and suffering from Tinnitus since 2years. A huge ear buzzing on left ear round the clock. Earlier I had contacted ENT specialist and audiography was done in that report 80% left ear audio was lost.
Latest I changed with medicine StugilD & CognixPlus. Almost 80% audio was recovered. 20% strucks on small whisper. Anyway it was good news to me. Except buzzing sound like continous whistling on my left ear.
My query is does it ear buzzing recoverable? If so how many months need to continue by consuming these tablet? I am consuming latest course from Feb with out fail. Is it safe? Any side effects will occur?
It will be highly appreciate if you could answer my query.
Regards,
Suresh Gujjari
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Tinnitus or ringing sensation in ear is very dicey... If it is because of the hearing loss then it ll get better only wen the hearing gets better.. Medication can be continued without much side effects.. Trial of another medicine can be given in the form of injection.. If that also doesn't give relief then use of hearing aid can be done... But none of them are completely sure of treating
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Please visit a specialist so that the cause can be evaluated and treated..
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Can use distraction techniques like music while sleeping if the tinnitus is disturbing sleep
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Tinnitus associated with Hearing loss is treatable.Need to assess your current hearing status and advise accordingly. I prescribe some injection with very good recovery. Need to meet personally for the problem.
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