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Crazymotorbiker
05-10-2005, 06:40 PM
Hi,
I've had tinnitus for a year and for most of the time i have been unable to hear it.Just recently the volume has increased dramatically.Its turned into a constant hiss, which is a constant annoyance. I went to the doctors the other day and she told me i had a lot of wax in one ear and the other, although not as bad, still had wax.

My question is does wax cause tinnitus?

I was told to go home and put warm olive oil in my ears to soften it.
Ive done this now for 2 days with little improvement.

How long should i use the olive oil?

The other thing is that i wear earplugs to ride my motorbike, so im worried that as im softening the wax i'll be pushing it further into my ears with the plugs.

I was also wondering, can sound aggitate tinnitus and make it temporarily worse?

Sorry for the number of questions im just really scared at the moment.
Thanks for your time,
Shaun.

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dollfin7
05-10-2005, 09:14 PM
Shaun,
Yes, wax can cause tinnitus, but read my post about therapies that may help your tinnitus. I am so sorry that you are suffering with this. I really feel for you and understand your worry and anxiety, because I have gone through the same thing, but may have finally found some things that will help the tinnitus. Read my post with the title: "to everyone here suffering with tinnitus and vertigo" that I just posted a moment ago. If you need to email me directly, I can share my email address if you ask me for it... and I can give you more in depth info about what may help your tinnitus, if my other post doesn't give you enough info. I have a lot of hope that you can get some relief, knowing what I know. God Bless.
Lisa



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