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Ringing in Ears - Any Reason BESIDES Anemia

It's back...after six months ringing ringing ding **** Avon lady.

On one side I can barely hear LOL.

Is there any reason aside from anemia to get the ringing? I honestly cannot remember, it's been so long.

I don't think I am "that" low - probably around 10.5 - 11 or so on my hgb but the ringing is driving me nuts.  I don't want to go have a CBC if there is another reason it could be.

Happy friday oh shot friends and not shot night friends!

May it be side free :)
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You were sick a few weeks ago and it could have settled in the ear , you may need a water pill to clear up the fluid.  It has happened to me even before tx and that's what I did, in a day or so it was gone.

BTW-- please read your e-mail, I'm still waiting for an answer. :)

Beagle
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92903 tn?1309904711
Could it be you phone? Just a thought.
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NY says "On one side I can barely hear LOL."
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I'd suggest a visit to a good ENT who has a number of diagnostic tools at their disposal. It may be a hearing issue or something as simple as was in the ears, which btw you should never try and remove yourself and don't ask me how I know :)

That said, Tinnitus (ringing in the ears) is very common and could be caused by a whole host of things including the treatment drugs, other diseases, or even stress. But the ENT doctor is a good place to start to rule out the basics.

BTW have you ever tried to answer when it rings?

-- Jim
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Jm said prev: something as simple as was in the ears
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Actually, studies suggest that "was" in the ears is not simple at all -- didn't CDM have that problem at one point?

Fortunately, I was referring to *wax*.


-- Jim
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You would think by now they would know nobodys home, and quit calling.
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119874 tn?1189755829
Mine too!  It drives me crazy.  And sometimes I really do answer the phone (really pathetic feeling to say "hello" and hear nothing.  Horror movie-esque.)

Mine, too, was MUCH worse when the anemia really kicked me (though it's never gone away completely).  I'm off procrit for 2 weeks now and mine are ringing more.  I'm worried that the anemia is coming back (more horror movie...)

I have nothing to offer but solidarity.  Gotta go--the phone is ringing...

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