Re: Does anyone hear drums beating in ear???

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In a message dated 11/25/2004 7:05:43 PM Eastern Standard Time,

servingoursaviour@... writes:

> I've been thinking the worst... that the antibodies

> have been attacking my ear canal or possibly the yeast that I know

> is in my sinus' have attached to the ear canal damaging it plus the

> antibodies attacking the yeast that's attached to the canal.

>

I think " vivid imagination " should be added to the list of hypo symptoms.

Seriously, that swelling (I guess the same fluid that can occur elsewhere in

the body) is also responsible for the problem some folks have with hearing

when hypo. I was starting to get that...and I just thought it was old age. I

was wrong...I hear much better now.

Cindi

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In a message dated 11/25/2004 7:05:43 PM Eastern Standard Time,

servingoursaviour@... writes:

> I've been thinking the worst... that the antibodies

> have been attacking my ear canal or possibly the yeast that I know

> is in my sinus' have attached to the ear canal damaging it plus the

> antibodies attacking the yeast that's attached to the canal.

>

I think " vivid imagination " should be added to the list of hypo symptoms.

Seriously, that swelling (I guess the same fluid that can occur elsewhere in

the body) is also responsible for the problem some folks have with hearing

when hypo. I was starting to get that...and I just thought it was old age. I

was wrong...I hear much better now.

Cindi

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Thanks, Cindi, for letting me know about the ear canal swelling in

Hashimoto's. I've been thinking the worst... that the antibodies

have been attacking my ear canal or possibly the yeast that I know

is in my sinus' have attached to the ear canal damaging it plus the

antibodies attacking the yeast that's attached to the canal.

Is that crazy thinking or even possible???

Thanks, Crystal

Who's nickname is 'Nory,' the sister to Dory from Finding Nemo...

>

> My mom had this...and lots of ear problems...she was an

undiagnosed

> Hashimoto's (according to autopsy). And she had gotten the same

story you did - about

> fluid in the inner ear. I would think this would improve in time

with

> treatment. I know with the hypo - the ear canal and everything is

swollen...and so

> you probably get the itching and sounds and all in a heightened

way.

> Also - I have read (and she was told) that it is worse for

smokers..because

> that also does something to that fluid.

> Sorry - no answers - just that you're not alone.

> Cindi

>

>

>

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Thanks, Cindi, for letting me know about the ear canal swelling in

Hashimoto's. I've been thinking the worst... that the antibodies

have been attacking my ear canal or possibly the yeast that I know

is in my sinus' have attached to the ear canal damaging it plus the

antibodies attacking the yeast that's attached to the canal.

Is that crazy thinking or even possible???

Thanks, Crystal

Who's nickname is 'Nory,' the sister to Dory from Finding Nemo...

>

> My mom had this...and lots of ear problems...she was an

undiagnosed

> Hashimoto's (according to autopsy). And she had gotten the same

story you did - about

> fluid in the inner ear. I would think this would improve in time

with

> treatment. I know with the hypo - the ear canal and everything is

swollen...and so

> you probably get the itching and sounds and all in a heightened

way.

> Also - I have read (and she was told) that it is worse for

smokers..because

> that also does something to that fluid.

> Sorry - no answers - just that you're not alone.

> Cindi

>

>

>

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> In a message dated 11/25/2004 7:05:43 PM Eastern Standard Time,

> servingoursaviour@y... writes:

>

> > I've been thinking the worst... that the antibodies

> > have been attacking my ear canal or possibly the yeast that I

know

> > is in my sinus' have attached to the ear canal damaging it plus

the

> > antibodies attacking the yeast that's attached to the canal.

> >

>

> I think " vivid imagination " should be added to the list of hypo

symptoms.

> Seriously, that swelling (I guess the same fluid that can occur

elsewhere in

> the body) is also responsible for the problem some folks have with

hearing

> when hypo. I was starting to get that...and I just thought it was

old age. I

> was wrong...I hear much better now.

> Cindi

>

>

When I was hypo, I could not hear very good. My husband got tired of

me saying HUH? WHAT DID YOU SAY?

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> In a message dated 11/25/2004 7:05:43 PM Eastern Standard Time,

> servingoursaviour@y... writes:

>

> > I've been thinking the worst... that the antibodies

> > have been attacking my ear canal or possibly the yeast that I

know

> > is in my sinus' have attached to the ear canal damaging it plus

the

> > antibodies attacking the yeast that's attached to the canal.

> >

>

> I think " vivid imagination " should be added to the list of hypo

symptoms.

> Seriously, that swelling (I guess the same fluid that can occur

elsewhere in

> the body) is also responsible for the problem some folks have with

hearing

> when hypo. I was starting to get that...and I just thought it was

old age. I

> was wrong...I hear much better now.

> Cindi

>

>

When I was hypo, I could not hear very good. My husband got tired of

me saying HUH? WHAT DID YOU SAY?

[Guest guest]

> In a message dated 11/25/2004 7:05:43 PM Eastern Standard Time,

> servingoursaviour@y... writes:

>

> > I've been thinking the worst... that the antibodies

> > have been attacking my ear canal or possibly the yeast that I

know

> > is in my sinus' have attached to the ear canal damaging it plus

the

> > antibodies attacking the yeast that's attached to the canal.

> >

>

> I think " vivid imagination " should be added to the list of hypo

symptoms.

> Seriously, that swelling (I guess the same fluid that can occur

elsewhere in

> the body) is also responsible for the problem some folks have with

hearing

> when hypo. I was starting to get that...and I just thought it was

old age. I

> was wrong...I hear much better now.

> Cindi

>

>

When I was hypo, I could not hear very good. My husband got tired of

me saying HUH? WHAT DID YOU SAY?

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I STILL do that! Sometimes, I don't know what he said, but it slowly sinks

in. Like I could have asked him to repeat

It, but I don't. Then it's like the words are muffled and gradually become

clear in my mind. Weird!

in Va.

>

When I was hypo, I could not hear very good. My husband got tired of

me saying HUH? WHAT DID YOU SAY?