Turn the music down. Especially the headphones. Though I admit to still
listening to one or two loud songs a day to pump me up.
Bill Prince wrote:
I've had tinnitus for longer than I can remember. Have gone in for a
few tests, but the bottom line is it's what you get for abusing your
ears.
Don't buy any of the snake oil cures that you might come across. They
are all scams.
The only real thing coming is a treatment that is _*very*_
experimental I read about in Science News.
bp
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On 5/26/2017 9:19 PM, Steve Jones wrote:
I'm only 39, not that old, given my lifestyle, particularly in my
formative years, my doctor would describe me as a very robust 92 year
old.
Ive been in and out of work for the last week because of ringing in
my ears. I was freaked out as fist, given a blackout on a tower last
month, that I was prepping out for a stroke.
Turns out its probably tinnitus, not looking forward to this, at all.
Id rather do a stroke and croak.
fans are really bad, really really really freaking bad.
I laid a brick sidewalk a few years ago, fought the city to save it,
I lost the one on the north side of the house, fired the city
concrete crew on the west side and put my brick sidewalk back in.
this thing is a thing of beauty, 8 inches compacted road rock on top
of 4 inches compacted lime, smoooooooth, flat, wonderful. literally a
freaking road, but I had to stop cutting the edge fillers because
even with ear plugs in ear muffs the sound of the tile saw made me sick.
I cant even run a circular saw very long
Now I know why.
Wear your fucking ear protection
seriously
it matters
I shoulda
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