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Deaf/Hard of Hearing

lpbk2713

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1. Mine varies in intensity on both sides.

Reply to GreenPartyVoter (Original post)

Sun May 19, 2013, 11:26 AM

May 2013

But it isn't directly related to any sinus condition. It might be your trouble is related to the pollen content in the air. Mine started from working around jets while I was in the Navy. I haven't pursued it through the VA because I know they would give me a hassle and it would take a long time and still get nowhere. Hopefully you will notice an improvement when the air clears up somewhat.

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Having a sinus thing has kickstarted the mother of all tinnitus episodes. [View all] GreenPartyVoter May 2013 OP

Mine varies in intensity on both sides. lpbk2713 May 2013 #1

I hope it does. I have had it all my life because of the hearing loss, but it always came and went. GreenPartyVoter May 2013 #2

Getting hearing aids killed my tinnitus DavidDvorkin May 2013 #3

Hmmm That's interesting. I don't recall if I experienced any changes when I wore one as a kid. GreenPartyVoter May 2013 #4

This seems to be a known phenomenon DavidDvorkin May 2013 #5

The reason I stopped wearing my hearing aid, aside from the "ear boogers," was that GreenPartyVoter May 2013 #6

I've had that going on ballardgirl Aug 2013 #7