HEyHEY
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Wed Dec-15-04 12:44 AM
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My damn ears are still humming at night..... |
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WHen I lie down for bed there's a hum. It won't go away last nigh tI freaked out and cut an ear off. Well not really, but I did freakout and started smacking my ears hoping that would fix the problem...for some reason.
Any ideas? Suggestions?
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Wed Dec-15-04 12:48 AM
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Taking analgesics, by any chance? Lots of pain killers will make your head ring, particularly aspirin.
Or did you just get off stage from performing with The Who?
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Wed Dec-15-04 12:48 AM
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Wed Dec-15-04 12:48 AM
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2. You don't live in Taos, do you? |
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Wed Dec-15-04 12:49 AM
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4. No but I have a cd that was recorded there! |
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Wed Dec-15-04 12:51 AM
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5. There was a hum where I used to live. |
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Whenever I'd lay down, I'd hear it. I would turn on the fan full blast just drown it out.
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Wed Dec-15-04 12:52 AM
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Wed Dec-15-04 12:53 AM
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7. A couple of thoughts... |
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You may have a small sinus infection. Try some hot and/or cold therapy on your face. Also, unrelated to sinus infections, some docs prescribe the supplement nicotinic acid for the problem.
One other thing that might help, until you get it resolved, is to put on some very low static in the background--like from a radio, not tuned to a station. It might mask the humming or distract you from it.
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Wed Dec-15-04 12:55 AM
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8. When it turns into a "Voice" let us know |
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:)
My wife heard a constant hum late at night in New West I could never hear it but some of our friends could.
Invisible mind control rays no doubt :)
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Wed Dec-15-04 12:56 AM
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9. Probably the skytrain! |
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Wed Dec-15-04 01:07 AM
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From past experience , I would say, see an eye, ear, nose Dr. I had the same type of thing years ago and was helped by a Dr. finally.
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Wed Dec-15-04 01:24 AM
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11. Think of things running in your house or nearby |
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Like the refrigerator or even a clock. Or maybe it is something at a neighbor's house. Or is there a manufacturing plant nearby? I read an article years ago about a plant that was emitting a very low frequency hum that resulted in people's organs vibrating.
It could be a lot of things. Your electric or gas meters, etc. . . . . Or a transformer.
Investigate.
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Wed Dec-15-04 01:26 AM
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12. BTW, it could also be high blood pressure |
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Wed Dec-15-04 01:30 AM
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13. Could be the beginning of tinnitus. |
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I've had it for years. My best suggestion is to try to ignore the noise. It doesn't go away.
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