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Thanks for that link. It was very interesting.

Not sure what brought mine on. I've had it intermittently for years. I don't even remember when it began, it's been so long.

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Kat

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WHAT'S THAT YOU'RE SAYING MOLLY??? CAN'T HEAR YOU FOR ALL THE BELLS AND WHISTLES GOING OFF.

I've had Tinnitus for as long as I can remember. Of course I've been on Indocin for as long as i can remember too, and that's on the list. Unfortunately, my father had tinnitus and he didn't take any drugs, just coffee. So, I guess some of it may be genetic and some caused by Indocin. I have on occasion, tried to find out what key my ringing is. It is actually close to an A. But may at times be A flat. Any way, back to normal...

HOPE TO HEAR FROM YOU AGAIN... HAVE A GREAT DAY.

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hi Dean

I was on Indocin for at least 20 years. I changed to Voltarin 15 yrs ago then on to Vioxx for a couple yrs.The tinnitus started during the Indocin years. I have it ringing all the time to the sound of a tuning fork. I do not take meds anymore. If I drink coffee or other caffeine source, the ringing is turned up louder. So no more coffee for me. ohwell

Ray smile

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I had no idea! I've been on Salazulfidine for a couple of years. Loud sounds hurt my year. Its impossible to focus on a conversation if there is a loud background din. I'll have to check that out. I have been having ringing in the ears the last couple of years I've been treating for AS but never connected it to meds. I had an ear test and my slight hearing loss was attributed to "old age". I'm 41..lol. Thx for the share.

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Hey Ray,

Yeah, my Dad drank coffee like it was water. (wait a minute, it is water.. Oh well) confused2 He drank a lot of coffee. He'd even have a cup before bed. Go figure.

The coffee doesn't appear to affect the bells in my head, so I have 1 or 2 cups a day, usually in the morning. Stress does make them ring louder though. So I try to control the stress. laugh2 Like that's possible.

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Ray and Dean, I took 2 Indocid pills total. They made me horribly ill. But my tinnitus predates that, so I can't think they're the cause.

Dear god, I hope it isn't coffee!! I mainline the stuff in the morning!

Funny, I'm not sure that stress plays a part in mine. I notice it pretty randomly, including when I'm going to sleep at night. It's whacky.

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LOL about the old age. If you had been listening to loud music or had an occupation near loud dBs I could understand. I've always been protective of my ears. I haven't had my hearing checked in a while and for the first time, I think I may need to.

My husband has 100% hearing loss in one ear and 40% in the other. My hearing is excellent compared to his! smile


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Yes, that's a huge relief when stopping the drug can stop the symptoms.


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