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Old 03-25-2007, 01:11 PM #4
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Hi!!
I am 43 years old, and wear 2 hearing aids. I have had severe tinnitus for 5 or more years. My hearing loss was caused by my job, (I am a printer,and run loud equipment) I recently had ACDF at C5/6, 6/7 for herniated discs and bone spurs. The first thing i noticed after being rid of my pain, was how much less my ears ring. my tinitus is 24/7 and after a test for tinnitus, they said anything oer a 30 score was bad, my tinnitus scored at 78....mine kept me awake at night. now it doesn't. Keeping clear of caffeine also helps greatly. Hope that helps!!

Dave
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