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I hope this is the right place to ask. Thanks in advanceAdvance care plus Advance relief for your help. I'm trying to get to the root of my health problems right now and feeling very frustrated. Basically I'm just unsure of what specialist I should be seeing, if any, or whether or not my symptoms are urgent or something to I just have to learn to deal with.
I recently saw an ENT about the tinnitus and while he confirmed it was vascular, he said that the tests to see what was causing it were expensive and so I should wait and see if it got worse or improved before spending money on a lot of treatment that might not even help. He did I say I was welcome to come back and see him if it got worse, or louder (so that he could hear it better, I think.) At this point, it is really starting to drive me nuts and is becoming very uncomfortable. I'm wondering if I should go back to see the ENT, or if I should see a cardiologist since it's vascular? or should I see my neurologist in case the tinnitus corresponds with my headaches? Should I not even bother?
Other things that may relate to this: had a recent eye exam, my prescription got a little worse but otherwise my eyes were healthy (I'm near-sighted.) Had a brain MRI in december, it was normal. I am overweight (not obese) and have migraines, between 0-2 a month. I take lithium, zoloft, and ambien, as well es excedrin for the headaches (though it rarely helps.)