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Q: Reduce the Effects of Titinus

asked by: philashworth on November 22nd, 2004

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Hi all,

i'm posting this question the hope that someone may have some information that can help me.

My father (aged 70) has suffered from titinus for several years, it has all been a buzzing/ringing noise, but recently it have become worse and also has been effecting his balance with dizzy spells. After talking to specialists nobody has a cure or any means to reduce the effects of the titinus.

After reading several posts on the net some people claim that it is cause from damage to the ears from loud noises (this would make sense as he used to shoot quite alot when he was younger).

Does every one agree with this?

Another post I read was that the over use of aspirin can cause ringing of the ears? (my father does take aspirin every day)

has anyone heard of this?

Please if anyone has any sort of information please let me know.

Thanks.
Philip ashworth.

Replies(5)

targetd

replied on November 23rd, 2004

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Ringing In the Ears

D.C. Jarvis, folk medicine, mentions the only treatment I have seen or heard of. He believes loss of trace minerals is the cause, see page 154, and recommends a daily drink of apple cider vinegar 2 teaspoons in warm water, with 2 teaspoons honey, and a drop of lugol's solution, (5% iodine and 10% potassium iodide). I am also experimenting with dulce to recover minerals from the sea.

philashworth

replied on November 23rd, 2004

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Ringing In the Ears

Thanks for the reply, have you had any success with that remedy?

I also have seen a site that uses herbal remedies but I haven't heard from anyone who has tried them.

has anyone tried this treatment?

Regards phil

person123

replied on March 20th, 2005

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Oh wow, I definitely gotta try this, ive had ringing in one of my ears for like 2 weeks now,... Driving me nuts :shock:

Leotard

replied on April 7th, 2009

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Cure for tinitus

Hi Philip,

There are proven techniques to stop tinitus, you can read all about them here
tinyurl.com/cureitnow1

It helped me a lot with my own tinnitus.

2lmine

replied on April 10th, 2009

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Reduce the Effects of Tinnitus

Aspirin's unfortually do have that side affect. It sounds like his ear problem is progessing to something other condition other than tinnitus.

Tinnitus generally does not cause dizzy spells in my experience.

First thing I would recommend is to take your father to his doctor and have it checked out

It is quite likely that your fathers shooting at a young age has affected his ears, To suffer from tinnitus you must have ear or hearing damage.

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