Learn about what can be done about Tinnitus by Pamela Oglesby

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   Peggy Wposted 2 years ago

   She always keeps us posted on the latest medical news. https://hubpages.com/health/Struggle-With-Tinnitus

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   billybucposted 2 years ago

   Always fascinating information about medical issues. I am always informed, and the articles are always written in a manner which I can understand, for which I am grateful.

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   AliciaCposted 2 years ago

   Thank you for sharing this informative article, Peggy. I have tinnitus and hearing loss, so I found the article very interesting. I’m glad that Pamela shares her medical knowledge.

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   Pamela99posted 2 years ago

   Thank you for posting this article and your comment Peggy.
   
   I do try to write medical articles in a way everyone can understand. Fortunately, you have been quite healthy other than your hip surgery. I appreciate your comments, Bill.
   
   Linda, I am sorry to hear of your tinnitus and hearing loss. I hope there will be some solution for you in the near future. I am glad you found this article to be interesting. Thank you for your comments.

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      surovi99posted 2 years agoin reply to this

      Thank you, Peggy, for posting this article.
      
      Pamela, I loved reading your article about tinnitus. I became well informed and educated in this arena. My Dad suffered from it after his heart attack and it was a contant complaint from him. Anyways, it was a long time ago. I guess by now there has been more research and more appropriate solutions. Thank you for your wonderful article.

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   Misbah786posted 2 years ago

   Peggy, thank you so much for sharing Pamela's very interesting and informative article.
   
   Pamela, I have learned a lot about Tinnitus from your very interesting and educational hub. You have explained everything in great detail. Thank you so much for sharing another interesting article.
   
   Blessings and Love to both of you!

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   Carb Divaposted 2 years ago

   Pamela, thank you for another great article, and Peggy, thank you for sharing it with us so that we can comment. My husband is troubled with tinnitus, and I'm pretty sure it's because of his professions. In the Navy, he was an aircraft mechanic, and as a licensed Hydrogeologist he worked around drill rigs—both of these are very noisy environments.
   
   I wonder how young people who attend live concerts, drive around with amplifiers in their cars, and wear earbuds with the volume turned up full blast will do as they get older? Hopefully, your article will change a few behaviors.

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   Brenda Arledgeposted 2 years ago

   Pamela
   Unfortunately I suffer from a form of tinnitus due to my menogioma tumor.
   It comes & goes.  Right ear only because my tumor has an extension that extends along my auditory canal.
   
   It isn't the typical ringing sound...it's more like hearing the crackle of rice krispies after pouring milk or thise morning ir nighttime insects calling out all at once.
   
   Your video says to pull up and away on earlobe to help it.
   This didn't work for me, but pulling outward and then down seems to quiet it almost instantly.   
   I've gotten so used to ignoring it that it hardly bothers me now.
   
   Your article is informative.   Great job

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   Pamela99posted 2 years ago

   I want to thank each of you for your thoughtful comments. It seems we all know someone with tinnitus or we have it ourselves, Brenda, yours has a bit different type of cause, so it is interesting that pulling your ear down relieves the noise. I have also just learned the problem most of the time.

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   Jodahposted 2 years ago

   A very interesting and informative article, Pamela. My wife suffers tinnitus possibly due to her thyroid problems. Your articles are always helpful. Thank you for sharing this link, Peggy.

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    Moondot1822posted 2 years ago

    This is a very interesting and informative piece of writing. Thanks for sharing the link, Jodah. I always learn something new from Pamela's writings.

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    bhattucposted 2 years ago

    This is a very interesting article and giving exhaustive information about tinnitus.

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    bdegiulioposted 2 years ago

    Great info Pan, and thank you for posting, Peggy.  I have a friend who has this and he complains about it often.  While I have never experienced tinnitus it definitely sounds like something I don’t want to deal with.

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    MizBejabbersposted 2 years ago

    Thank you for writing this article, Pamela, and thanks to Peggy for sharing the link. I have tinnitus, possibly from my days in radio, or from thyroid problems, or from genetics, or all the above. It came on so slowly that I didn't realize I had it until one night I woke up and it was gone. Unfortunately the next morning it was back. Anyway the article was of particular interest to me. Pamela, you always explain things better than the doctor does. I always appreciate your articles.

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