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Flonase Cipro (for last sinus infection) Klonopin Alegra-D Other meds I've taken: Biaxin Bactrin Z-pack Ambien CR Please help. I'm desperate.

This year I got it again around the same time, but instead of flonase my doctor prescribed nasonex. Later the doctor gave me flonase and it hasn't helped. I'm thoroughly frustrated and worn out. If you find out anything about it please let me now. I'm so sorry for you having to go through all that, but I'm glad to know that I'm not the only one out there.

htm and see how XANAX and antidepressants helped cure Kevin of his severe tinnitus. Dr. Wilkinson, I would like your opinion on how you think the tinnitus developed based on my first post. The tinnitus developed exactly 1 ½ weeks after the incident. My nose started to swell (no fluids coming out) two days after. A few days later I noticed pressure on the inside of my ears.

She prescribed Flonanse and Clairtan. I am wondering if my tinnitus might be caused by eustachian tube dysfunction. At that time, she had said my ears looked find. A week later, I saw an allergist. She noticed fluid in both ears, with possibe infection in right ear. I do have an allergy to mold. She prescribed antibiotics. I feel my tinnitus at times is worse than it was when it began. I don't feel any better since taking the antibiotics. Two weeks ago, I'd seen an ENT.

I have been battling sinus and throat problems for 15 or 20 years, so many doctors now I can't remember them all. I have chronic tinnitus in my left ear. I have constant throat soreness, lately it is lower throat soreness near my chest. This past week it was so painful I had trouble swallowing at all. Constant sinus drainage, mostly in the form of post nasal drip. When things get bad I tend to really feel it on my left side, I feel a fullness in my left ear.

constant head pressure behind my face, balance problems, daily dizzy spells(like the room is floating in front of me, not like vertigo) crackling in ears, mild vertigo induced by making humming sounds, occassional tinnitus, sinus congestion, post nasal drip, sometimes the dizzy spell is accompanied by an anxious feeling and a sort of "head rush" without feeling faint, sometimes at night when i close my eyes i see rings of dim light, this usually occurs when i lay down feeling dizzy, d

I'm about at my wits end here and now I'm seeking some direction. I'll start off with a little history ... I have had Tinnitus for about 13 years (am now 31) that was really mild. I was also very healthy but slightly over weight (about 235lbs But I started to diet and am now 175lbs) and have never really needed to go to a doctor. This all changed when I turned 31.

I went to my GP and he ordered Augmentin and Flonase. The pain is gone, fullness is the same and the tinnitus is getting worse. See..? Here I am up at 4:00am because of it! My doctor says it should be gone in about 2 weeks but if not, I might need tubes. My plan is to see an ENT asap. Does this sound normal? Will I ever get my hearing back in my left ear, will this ringing ever go away?

Im 41 yr old asian male im having this problem of tinnitus and dizzy spells that started last oct.

Moved to Chicago several years ago from Phoenix so the doctor suggested that I may be suffering from allergies as a result. Blood test confirmed grass allergy. Have been using Flonase (SP?) for about 1 month coupled with nasal rinsing system but still have the ringing and drainage. Should I be worried about another culprit besides allergies causing these awful symptoms?? In addition, is there any other over-the-counter meds that may be of use. Thank you.

Recently ( 6 months ago ) I developed tinnitus in my left ear... it is a pain, but I could live with it... At some point after that I started having headaches and felt dizzy from time to time... and now it is getting worse. I had an MRI because of the headaches and it was clear and I also met with an ENT regarding the ear issues and he did not seem to think anything was wrong... My question is...

I had a mild case of tinnitus, stupidly went to a concert, and soon afterward developed this popping noise when I swallow. I was told this was a coincidence, but am finding it harder and harder to believe. I went to the ER first and was put on an antihistimine, which your forum said was not advisable for fluid in the ears, but my primary doctor, who I saw 3 days later, put me on the decongestants to dry up the fluid as he put it.

ringing (tinnitus) with sounds similar to an ocean roar that may coincide with your breaths. It most commonly occurs after weight loss or after anti-cancer radiation to or near the nose & throat. The symptoms can disappear when you lie down. Patients sometimes complain of an unusual awareness of their own voice (autophony) and of ear discomfort.

headaches,jaw pain,sore teeth,sore throat going on 3 months,flushed face but no fever (will throw in slight burning tongue) my gp has seen my throat and says it is normal but prescribed prednisone and flonase for what he thinks are allergies gp and chiro think headaches related to spine issues which have passed since regularly going to chiro about 2 months ago dentist has been telling me for about 2 years that i grind my teeth.

I've had such a tough time with sinus headaches, allergies (watery eyes, plugged ears and tinnitus) and fatigue that I finally went to an ear-nost-throat doctor last week. He put me on Nasonex, a steroid nasal spray, to reduce the inflammation. I also hear my heartbeat in my ear at times, and he's hoping that a month on Nasonex will stop that. If not, he'll do a CT scan and other work to see what's going on. Here's my question: Are any of you using something like Nasonex or Flonase?

Eustachian tube dysfunction which Bhups1 refers to as E.tubes is blocking of the eustachian tube which can cause pain & ringing (tinnitus) with sounds similar to an ocean roar that may coincide with your breaths. It most commonly occurs after weight loss or after anti-cancer radiation to or near the nose & throat. The symptoms can disappear when you lie down. Patients sometimes complain of an unusual awareness of their own voice (autophony) and of ear discomfort.

I've seen the doctors, and am currently taking Flonase, which seems to help at night. During the day, the every day sounds drown out the ringing, but the ringing is more pronounced at night when it is quiet. I guesss this is call tinnitus. I am not involved in music at all, so I haven't damaged my ears by listening to loud music. Does anyone have experience with this? Does it go away?

Hi Brian459, In stapedial myoclonus you will be having more of an objective tinnitus (where in even the examiner can hear the tinnitus) but not clicks as you are experiencing. I think these clicks are probably because of your Eustachian tube dysfunction and you are noticing during opening your jaw and swallowing. You can get Tympanometry and Acoustic reflex impedance testing to find out what exactly your problem is. Any more doubts you are welcome.

says I have severe staph infection, swollen eustachian tubes, How long will this take to heal? I'm on 3rd round of antibiotics, flonase, saline spray, zyrtec. Any thoughts appreciated. Also, my ears constantly feel like I have to pop them, which I can do by just pushing pressure up through my tongue.

Had my appt with the ENT surgeon yesterday and the first thing he says is that my sinuses aren't that bad and that I don't need surgery (HUH??). He gave me a RX for Flonase and told me to use a saline rinse. Well, I'm already taking Nasonex and obviously that isn't helping anything, but oh well... He also said that my dizziness was NOT caused by my sinus issues, in spite of the fact that my BAEP and VNG results indicate non-CNS causes.

I haven't been DX yet ~ still in limbo here too. I recently had a sinus CT scan done which showed extensive chronic sinus disease. I was supposed to have surgery, but the ENT said that all I need is Flonase (hmmm.. don't agree with that since I've been on Nasonex for almost a year). He told me that the dizziness was not related to my sinuses (which I don't agree with either). My VNG and BAEP did not indicate any CNS causes for my dizziness.

Since beginning treatment for eustachian tube dysfunction, which consisted of antihistimines, steroids, and Flonase the popping has eased considerably, but has been replaced by a clogged or full feeling. Can anybody explain why my tinnitus and sound sensitivity is muted the more my ears feel clogged? After testing, my hearing was normal but my left ear was retracted, at my next visit both my ears were retracted, finally yesterday my right ear was normal but my left was still retracted.

I went back to the doctor every time I got sick between March and June, and they tried a variety of different things - Nasonex (which gave me weird side effects and didn't help anyway), allergy medicine (Allegra D and Claritin, neither worked, and the Allegra made me bounce off the walls); and Flonase (gave me nosebleeds). I also got a bout of true vertigo that lasted about 2 weeks and went away on it's own, with some ringing in my ears thrown in just for fun.

diagnoised with TMJ, using a special mouth rinse for my gums, now I am on my way to see a TMJ specialist for a mouth peiece for the TMJ pressure that is apparent: clinching teeth; some bone shifting in that r jaw area from missing tooth from childhood; also going to see Rheumatolgist; to see if it's a tissue problem since I have degenerative disk disease in my R shoulder and c-4 & c-5 neck disks.

Recently there is an increased pressure in my ears extending back to under my ears, which I take to be sinus trouble. Could these cause my tinnitus to worsen? I've had mild ringing in my ears for a long time due to noise damage. All these symptoms occurred after a concert. Shouldn't I be able to enjoy some live music? My ENT is not making the connection, instead treating everything separately, isn't it more likely they come from one cause.

The fact that moving my eyes hard-right affects the noise level is very concerning and I've read about gaze induced tinnitus but not much is known. Is the onset do to REM Sleep? I do wear glasses to see better for distance and I'm bad about removing the glasses while at the computer which causes additional strain to the eyes, not sure if there's a muscular thing going on between eyes/ears, or a vestibular situation between eyes/ears.

The fullness wasn't painful, just left me with partial hearing loss for a day or two. Initially, I increased my Flonase dosage to the maximum and washed out my sinuses with saline thinking the fullness and humming was related to congestion from mild allergies. My hearing returned after a day or so. The second time I experienced the hearing loss (five days later), I went to my GP. She didn't see any fluid or blockage in my ear, but recommended I add Mucinex-D for treatment.

Wear/a/Jimmy has good ideas, but i think your doctor is trying to treat you for post-nasal drip that's clogging up the ends of your eustachian tubes. Eustachian tube dysfunction is blocking of the eustachian tube which can cause pain & ringing (tinnitus) with sounds similar to an ocean roar that may coincide with your breaths. It most commonly occurs after weight loss or after anti-cancer radiation to or near the nose & throat. The symptoms can disappear when you lie down.

Also, this is only present in my left ear and I have no vertigo, tinnitus, or dizziness. Finally, I also was on an antibiotic (Bactrim) during my illness for a total of 10 days. My main symptoms are "fullness" feeling in the left ear, which includes slight but tolerable pain, and moderate autophony. These symptoms have been present for roughly a month. Here's my list of questions; 1. Do these symptoms fall in line with ETD? 2.

After doing some research, I seem to have every symptom of Eustation Tube Dysfunction (ETD) -- vertigo-like symptoms, ear pain, occassional tinnitus, etc -- but also have nystagmus in a lateral gaze greater than 60 degrees. I have read that ETD can be caused by an allergic reaction that makes the eustation tube swell. The ENT I was referred to was no help and wouldn't listen to a word I had to say, told me I was fine and sent me on my way. He didn't even use a scope to look in my ears!

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