Virtigo and ringing ears

[Guest guest]

Good Morning Group-friends

 

Does anyone know of anything (esp yoga or Tai Chi) that I can do to

decrease the ringing in my ears or the vertigo I was just diasnosed

with? Thank you in advance and happy holidays.

[Guest guest]

Audiotherapy will get rid of the ringing in the ears. It can be

done at home once it is set up buy a profesional who knows the protocal.

If interested, write me for more info. at:

divya4753

Namaste,

David

 

 

 

 

 

In , " Melanie Nu "

<melanienu424 wrote:

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> Good Morning Group-friends

>

> Does anyone know of anything (esp yoga or Tai Chi) that I can do to

> decrease the ringing in my ears or the vertigo I was just diasnosed

> with? Thank you in advance and happy holidays.

>

[Guest guest]

, " Melanie Nu "

<melanienu424 wrote:

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> Good Morning Group-friends

>

> Does anyone know of anything (esp yoga or Tai Chi) that I can do to

> decrease the ringing in my ears or the vertigo I was just diasnosed

> with? Thank you in advance and happy holidays.

>

Hi there...I was diagnosed with vertigo years ago. At times it will

flair up. My doctor recommended meclyzine (I think that is the

spelling). You can get it over the counter in a motion sickness med

called Bonine. The % of the meclyzine in the Bonine is the same as what

my doc recommended. It doesn't have any side effects that I noticed,

and my doc said I could use as much as needed.

[Guest guest]

I was recommended gingko biloba for vertigo and it has worked really

well for me. It has not done anything for the ringing in the ears, but

that has been minor for me.

 

As for exercise, there are specific exercises if your vertigo is

diagnosed as benign positional paroxysmal vertigo. They are

unbelievable easy to do for yourself and have worked miracles for my

mother. You can read about them here:

http://ivertigo.net/vertigo/vertherapy2.html

 

With the ringing, however, I suspect you may have Meniere's rather

than BPPV. This is rather more difficult to treat so I hope I'm wrong.

 

many blessings,

Liz

 

, " Melanie Nu "

<melanienu424 wrote:

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> Good Morning Group-friends

>

> Does anyone know of anything (esp yoga or Tai Chi) that I can do to

> decrease the ringing in my ears or the vertigo I was just diasnosed

> with? Thank you in advance and happy holidays.

>

[Guest guest]

Vertigo/Ringing Ears.

I would seriously consider mercury to be a possibility here, as the above are

two of the many symptoms of overexposure to Hg. This is most often caused by

amalgam fillings. You can read more about it at www.amalgam.org . MSM is great

for this, i generally suggest 1 g per day for every 2 fillings. Eventually

you'll want to have them removed by a biological dentist. Frankly this is such a

huge problem and so many people who have them can't afford to have them removed.

The ADA it appears has finally run out of steam trying to cover this up after

many years of promoting mercury fillings. The MSM really helps however. If also

seen about 50 people with fibromyalgia and they all had amalgam fillings at one

time or presently. I'd also consider candida as a possibility, these two go hand

in hand and are accountable for many, many problems.

 

peace

matt

 

 

 

 

 

Rev. Matthew M. Curtin Managing Director

www.icupartners.com www.icuhealthy.com 484-798-7000

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Dear Ms. Nu

 

Please check yourself for the level of Diabetes in the first place. Holes in

ear drum plus loss of ear fluid are causes for such symptoms. See a good E N

T Surgeon for help and cure. Please do not take risk with such conditions. i

will pray for your speedy recovery. God Bless.

 

Ramesh Anand

 

 

> " Melanie Nu " <melanienu424

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> Virtigo and ringing ears

>Fri, 15 Dec 2006 19:59:22 -0000

>

>Good Morning Group-friends

>

>Does anyone know of anything (esp yoga or Tai Chi) that I can do to

>decrease the ringing in my ears or the vertigo I was just diasnosed

>with? Thank you in advance and happy holidays.

>

>

>

 

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[Guest guest]

Vertigo is dizziness caused by excess fluid in the inner ear usually. Find

someone in your area that does ear coning. Look under Alternative Health in

yellow pages( or some thing like that.) It helps a lot with both conditions.

Gingko is supposed to help with ringing in ears. Take the tincture and the

tea for best results. Medical dosage is 1 tsp. 3-4 times a day for tincture

1 cup 3-4 times a day for tea. Can add any other tea that

you like for flavor. Peppermint, raspberry, ginger or whatever you like. For

tea, bring pure water to a boil put in tea bags or herbs ( 1 tsp per cup if

herbs) Turn off heat, cover and steep for at least 15 minutes. If herbs you can

strain it into the cup. Best if you don't add sweeteners.

Peace on Earth,

Thyme

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

, " Melanie Nu "

<melanienu424 wrote:

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> Good Morning Group-friends

>

> Does anyone know of anything (esp yoga or Tai Chi) that I can do to

> decrease the ringing in my ears or the vertigo I was just diasnosed

> with? Thank you in advance and happy holidays.

>

I was diagnosed with (Menierre's )disease after suffering two really

debilitating episodes of vertigo. I was diagnosed by an ear specialist

but an Ear Nose Throat specialist would do. It is too important to your

ears/ hearing ( maybe health), to NOT seek the best, appropriate

medical help. I'm being treated by reducing sodium intake in my diet

and diuretics ( makes me excrete excess water...but also important

mineral salts!). Trying detox teas esp. with dandelion ( natural

diuretic). Not as effective as meds but more mineral sparing.

Meclizine works but " snows " me for a day and a half! I'm also trying

more head down yoga poses to ?maybe keep fluids moving and not settle

in my ear??? Any questions you can e-mail me, Donna