Re: Ringing and/or pain in your ears

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Thanks for the reply...

I am on quite a cocktail of meds, seven all together just for the FM

and back injury. I also am on lyrica which I have heard it does cause

weight gain. I have serious damage to my spine from an auto accident

so I am limited to how much physical activity I get daily. I thank

god I am not in a wheel chair but my weight has ballooned right along

with my body. It seems the more meds I am on enabling me to get more

physical activity the bigger I get. I am not a big eater and really

do try to watch what I eat. I did put cymbalta in my previous

post....brain was still in the AM fog mode and meds had not kicked in

yet. I would do just about anything to get rid of the ringing in my

ears! The ENT just blew it off and said the closed head injury and

other issues from accident was probably the cause.

The heavier I get the worse it is on my back.....just don't know what

to do anymore. I am almost to the point where I might qualify for

that lap band surgery.

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ringing in

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motrin. .....

> > > He has the nerve to tell me that is probably what is causing the

> > ringing.

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[Guest guest]

I use to put the hydrogen peroxide in my ears, too. I have psoriasis in my ear

canals and man, that stuff really fizzled. It was kind of neat in a way.

Didn't know it could help with tinnitus. I will try to remember that.

Jeanne in WI

Teri,

My ears ring all the time. Some times quietly and some times to the point of

very annoying. I use peroxide and drip a little in each ear and then they

fizzle a little while and that seems to help calm it down for me anyway.

Lori h