Returning to where it all started

Discussion in 'Your Living Room' started by Onedayatatime, Jun 12, 2017.

  1. scott tom

    scott tom Active Member

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    Wow, odd side effect! I'm glad it went away after you stopped.
     
  2. teesdale

    teesdale Active Member

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    One Day, I would not give up completely on the A/V's yet. I found relief with Northstar brand and then was given 3 different brands that were ineffective. Upon returning to the Northstar brand, the symptoms appear to be gone again. Could be a coincidence but I don't think so.

    Also, the hyperacusis is not a typical Menieres symptom (as far as I know). Perhaps you can treat the hyperacusis differently (with tinnitus retraining therapy) and then be able to treat the Menieres in the future with the A/V's.

    And don't forget what your original plan was - if you didn't find relief after 90 days you were going to try the chiro. I did the NUCCA chiro a few months ago so who's to say that the one treatment I had there isn't playing a role in my current good health along with the AV's and JOH.
     
  3. Onedayatatime

    Onedayatatime Active Member

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    teesdale,

    One thing MD has taught me is not to expect what seems normal or logical. My symptoms have been on a 30 day cycle (approx) for the past year. With the hyperacusis gone, I am waiting to see if it returns as a part of my cycle or if it was a side affect of the AV I was on. I am feeling pretty good right now, planning to visit my GP to talk about closing the loop with a scan of my head.

    After that, the next logical step is NUCCA. I may be hesitating as once I play that card, I have no other cards remaining in my hand. As my ENT so aptly delivered; I need to get used to it and move on.

    Another thing that 60 years has taught me is that life isn't fair. The book of Job is a good lesson in this regard. I'm hangin in there trying to enjoy the good days. At least planning for retirement has been fun. Nothing like starting a new adventure to lift the spirits.
     

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