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I did not know you had all these problems too. Isn't it enough to drive you

crazy!? Mine is singing so loud right now. I can not stand to be in a totally

quiet room or inside the car without the air blowing. Of course this is totally

opposite from my mom. Even though she has developed this tinnitus since she fell

last year down the stairway. She really had a bad head injury. It terrified me.

Well I am going to make this short tonight. I have been running a fever and it

is doing its best to make it to the 103 range. I am sweating profusely from all

this activity of typing a few words. This is ridiculous. I just sat down here. I

am going to get the keyboard wet. Take care and have a nice lazy Sunday. With

love, Mandy I want to remember to ask you some questions sometime about your

sinus and ENT stuff. Maybe you can help remind me, Now off for a towel. Bye

Barbara in Houston wrote: Add me to the list of folks

with the constant high shrill sound in the

ears; mine have been like this since I was a child. And yes, they do

throb when laying on my side - kind of like a heartbeat in your ear.

I've had big-time ENT issues since childhood, including two sinus

surgeries back in the early 90's, plus TMJ thrown into the mix - and

currently the chronic sinusitis. I'm not taking anything for the

sinusistis, I just deal with it. Sometimes it's difficult to

determine exactly which issue is causing the pain. Like Mandy, I'll

turn the fan on and will sometimes pop in a CD of soft music and put

it on a continuous loop. The soft music is also a nice thing to wake

up to.

Barbara in Houston

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There is a politically incorrect joke aching to be made hear about constant

shrill sounds in my ears! Resist Graham, you must resist!

Graham (37)

West Sussex, UK

At 16:44 01/04/2006, you wrote:

>Add me to the list of folks with the constant high shrill sound in the

>ears; mine have been like this since I was a child. And yes, they do

>throb when laying on my side - kind of like a heartbeat in your ear.

>I've had big-time ENT issues since childhood, including two sinus

>surgeries back in the early 90's, plus TMJ thrown into the mix - and

>currently the chronic sinusitis. I'm not taking anything for the

>sinusistis, I just deal with it. Sometimes it's difficult to

>determine exactly which issue is causing the pain. Like Mandy, I'll

>turn the fan on and will sometimes pop in a CD of soft music and put

>it on a continuous loop. The soft music is also a nice thing to wake

>up to.

>

>Barbara in Houston

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Graham - *LOL* - that's too funny! Try to resist if you want dinner

on the table and a warm body next to you!

Barbara in Houston

> >Add me to the list of folks with the constant high shrill sound in

the

> >ears; mine have been like this since I was a child. And yes, they

do

> >throb when laying on my side - kind of like a heartbeat in your

ear.

> >I've had big-time ENT issues since childhood, including two sinus

> >surgeries back in the early 90's, plus TMJ thrown into the mix -

and

> >currently the chronic sinusitis. I'm not taking anything for the

> >sinusistis, I just deal with it. Sometimes it's difficult to

> >determine exactly which issue is causing the pain. Like Mandy,

I'll

> >turn the fan on and will sometimes pop in a CD of soft music and

put

> >it on a continuous loop. The soft music is also a nice thing to

wake

> >up to.

> >

> >Barbara in Houston

>

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There already is going to be NO dinner in our house for some.... and the warm

body in the bed... welll, now that is the funny part to me! Very funny!

I like the email Bob sent... " lol, just lol " .

(I truly belive that Bob Colligon has taken a shot at ME! on the group mail!!!)

Remember, what happens in Vegas stays in Vegas... :-)

-------------- Original message --------------

> Graham - *LOL* - that's too funny! Try to resist if you want dinner

> on the table and a warm body next to you!

>

> Barbara in Houston

>

> > >Add me to the list of folks with the constant high shrill sound in

> the

> > >ears; mine have been like this since I was a child. And yes, they

> do

> > >throb when laying on my side - kind of like a heartbeat in your

> ear.

> > >I've had big-time ENT issues since childhood, including two sinus

> > >surgeries back in the early 90's, plus TMJ thrown into the mix -

> and

> > >currently the chronic sinusitis. I'm not taking anything for the

> > >sinusistis, I just deal with it. Sometimes it's difficult to

> > >determine exactly which issue is causing the pain. Like Mandy,

> I'll

> > >turn the fan on and will sometimes pop in a CD of soft music and

> put

> > >it on a continuous loop. The soft music is also a nice thing to

> wake

> > >up to.

> > >

> > >Barbara in Houston

> >

>

>

>

>

>

>

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> replace the services of a trained health professional or to be a substitute

for

> medical advice of physicians and/or other health care professionals. The

> International Still's Disease Foundation is not engaged in rendering medical

or

> professional medical services. You should consult your physician on specific

> medical questions, particularly in matters requiring diagnosis or medical

> attention. The International Still's Disease Foundation makes no

representations

> or warranties with respect to any treatment, action, application, medication

or

> preparation by any person following the information offered or provided within

> this support form.

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> ion by any person following the information offered or provided within this

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Theresa ~ perhaps a little time in the dog house......with no

dinner? *LOL*

Barbara in Houston

> > > >Add me to the list of folks with the constant high shrill

sound in

> > the

> > > >ears; mine have been like this since I was a child. And yes,

they

> > do

> > > >throb when laying on my side - kind of like a heartbeat in

your

> > ear.

> > > >I've had big-time ENT issues since childhood, including two

sinus

> > > >surgeries back in the early 90's, plus TMJ thrown into the

mix -

> > and

> > > >currently the chronic sinusitis. I'm not taking anything for

the

> > > >sinusistis, I just deal with it. Sometimes it's difficult to

> > > >determine exactly which issue is causing the pain. Like Mandy,

> > I'll

> > > >turn the fan on and will sometimes pop in a CD of soft music

and

> > put

> > > >it on a continuous loop. The soft music is also a nice thing

to

> > wake

> > > >up to.

> > > >

> > > >Barbara in Houston

> > >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > Visit the Still's Disease Message Board

> > http://disc.server.com/Indices/148599.html

> >

> > The materials and information contained in this message are not

intended to

> > replace the services of a trained health professional or to be a

substitute for

> > medical advice of physicians and/or other health care

professionals. The

> > International Still's Disease Foundation is not engaged in

rendering medical or

> > professional medical services. You should consult your physician

on specific

> > medical questions, particularly in matters requiring diagnosis or

medical

> > attention. The International Still's Disease Foundation makes no

representations

> > or warranties with respect to any treatment, action, application,

medication or

> > preparation by any person following the information offered or

provided within

> > this support form.

> >

> > ion by any person following the information offered or provided

within this

> > support form.

> >

> >

> >

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I'm putting myself in the dog house....

:-)

-------------- Original message --------------

> Theresa ~ perhaps a little time in the dog house......with no

> dinner? *LOL*

>

> Barbara in Houston

>

> > > > >Add me to the list of folks with the constant high shrill

> sound in

> > > the

> > > > >ears; mine have been like this since I was a child. And yes,

> they

> > > do

> > > > >throb when laying on my side - kind of like a heartbeat in

> your

> > > ear.

> > > > >I've had big-time ENT issues since childhood, including two

> sinus

> > > > >surgeries back in the early 90's, plus TMJ thrown into the

> mix -

> > > and

> > > > >currently the chronic sinusitis. I'm not taking anything for

> the

> > > > >sinusistis, I just deal with it. Sometimes it's difficult to

> > > > >determine exactly which issue is causing the pain. Like Mandy,

> > > I'll

> > > > >turn the fan on and will sometimes pop in a CD of soft music

> and

> > > put

> > > > >it on a continuous loop. The soft music is also a nice thing

> to

> > > wake

> > > > >up to.

> > > > >

> > > > >Barbara in Houston

> > > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > Visit the Still's Disease Message Board

> > > http://disc.server.com/Indices/148599.html

> > >

> > > The materials and information contained in this message are not

> intended to

> > > replace the services of a trained health professional or to be a

> substitute for

> > > medical advice of physicians and/or other health care

> professionals. The

> > > International Still's Disease Foundation is not engaged in

> rendering medical or

> > > professional medical services. You should consult your physician

> on specific

> > > medical questions, particularly in matters requiring diagnosis or

> medical

> > > attention. The International Still's Disease Foundation makes no

> representations

> > > or warranties with respect to any treatment, action, application,

> medication or

> > > preparation by any person following the information offered or

> provided within

> > > this support form.

> > >

> > > ion by any person following the information offered or provided

> within this

> > > support form.

> > >

> > >

> > >

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No, I'm ok - I resisted :-)

At 18:10 03/04/2006, you wrote:

>Graham,

>

>Looks like a night on the sofa for you!!

>

>Doug

>--- Graham wrote:

>

>

>---------------------------------

>There is a politically incorrect joke aching to be

>made hear about constant

>shrill sounds in my ears! Resist Graham, you must

>resist!

>

>Graham (37)

>West Sussex, UK

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*I have been having this same type of problem with my ears. I notice it

happens at night when I am trying to fall asleep. It's a humming--kind of

numbing-- feeling and sound. During the day on occasion I get a high pitch

sound in one ear which has been going on since childhood.*

**

*, Oregon*

>

> Add me to the list of folks with the constant high shrill sound in the

> ears; mine have been like this since I was a child. And yes, they do

> throb when laying on my side - kind of like a heartbeat in your ear.

> I've had big-time ENT issues since childhood, including two sinus

> surgeries back in the early 90's, plus TMJ thrown into the mix - and

> currently the chronic sinusitis. I'm not taking anything for the

> sinusistis, I just deal with it. Sometimes it's difficult to

> determine exactly which issue is causing the pain. Like Mandy, I'll

> turn the fan on and will sometimes pop in a CD of soft music and put

> it on a continuous loop. The soft music is also a nice thing to wake

> up to.

>

> Barbara in Houston

>

>

>

>

>

> Visit the Still's Disease Message Board

> http://disc.server.com/Indices/148599.html

>

> The materials and information contained in this message are not intended

> to replace the services of a trained health professional or to be a

> substitute for medical advice of physicians and/or other health care

> professionals. The International Still's Disease Foundation is not engaged

> in rendering medical or professional medical services. You should consult

> your physician on specific medical questions, particularly in matters

> requiring diagnosis or medical attention. The International Still's Disease

> Foundation makes no representations or warranties with respect to any

> treatment, action, application, medication or preparation by any person

> following the information offered or provided within this support form.

>

> ion by any person following the information offered or provided within

> this support form.

>

>

>

>

>

>

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I had tinnitus when I took, oh, what's that medication you take at

night for cramps in the legs? I can't remember but it gave me

tinnitus really bad.

> >

> > Add me to the list of folks with the constant high shrill sound

in the

> > ears; mine have been like this since I was a child. And yes,

they do

> > throb when laying on my side - kind of like a heartbeat in your

ear.

> > I've had big-time ENT issues since childhood, including two sinus

> > surgeries back in the early 90's, plus TMJ thrown into the mix -

and

> > currently the chronic sinusitis. I'm not taking anything for the

> > sinusistis, I just deal with it. Sometimes it's difficult to

> > determine exactly which issue is causing the pain. Like Mandy,

I'll

> > turn the fan on and will sometimes pop in a CD of soft music and

put

> > it on a continuous loop. The soft music is also a nice thing to

wake

> > up to.

> >

> > Barbara in Houston

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > Visit the Still's Disease Message Board

> > http://disc.server.com/Indices/148599.html

> >

> > The materials and information contained in this message are not

intended

> > to replace the services of a trained health professional or to

be a

> > substitute for medical advice of physicians and/or other health

care

> > professionals. The International Still's Disease Foundation is

not engaged

> > in rendering medical or professional medical services. You

should consult

> > your physician on specific medical questions, particularly in

matters

> > requiring diagnosis or medical attention. The International

Still's Disease

> > Foundation makes no representations or warranties with respect

to any

> > treatment, action, application, medication or preparation by any

person

> > following the information offered or provided within this

support form.

> >

> > ion by any person following the information offered or provided

within

> > this support form.

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

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,

That's pretty much how it is for me everyday... night time is usually worse,

b/c it's quiet and there aren't as many " background " noises to mask it.

Mine is constant! And it's so bad that my hearing is affected. Mostly

high-pitched during the day (or so it seems) and at night, high pitched with

loud humming that sometimes ascends to a roar. My husband's snoring can

sometimes drown it out though. lol...

Mention it to your doc, in case it's some of your meds.

Take care,

Gail

KC wrote:

*I have been having this same type of problem with my ears. I notice it

happens at night when I am trying to fall asleep. It's a humming--kind of

numbing-- feeling and sound. During the day on occasion I get a high pitch

sound in one ear which has been going on since childhood.*

**

*, Oregon*

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