LISTEN UP! The hidden Covid ‘symptom’ only YOU can hear – and it affects 1 in 6 patients

https://www.the-sun.com US ^ | 11:50 ET, Jan 13 2022 - Updated: 6:16 ET, Jan 14 2022 | Vanessa Chalmers, Digital Health Reporter

[Red Badger]

No, I have no idea where the chants come from.

I heard Rush say he heard them sometimes too. It’s weird............

[cableguymn]

I’ve had COVID for decades. Who knew?

[redcatcherb412]

You got a VA disability for one RPG?

I take it you have never been hit at a close distance by an RPG to ask that. I also receive 10% disability (largest percentage) for a close RPG hit. Of course the 25% chunk of thigh muscle blown out and missing, the shrapnel still in my lung 54 years later and a large chunk of my chest wall blown away percentage was a little higher. But disability from an RPG hit? Sure.

[dfwgator]

Eh?

[MayflowerMadam]

When I had Covid there was a weird thing in my ears. When lying on my side in bed there were loud squawks and other noises that sounded like an orchestra warming up. It only lasted two or three days. It was interesting and a little bit funny.

[oh8eleven]

You got a VA disability for one RPG?
I guess you never heard one.

No, not an RPG. However, the very first enemy weapon aimed in my direction was a recoilless rifle at Gio Linh.
   I spent 13 months on an 8" howitzer and was targeted by 100s and 100s of NVA arty, rockets and mortars.
My tinnitus was from of all the above.

[The_Media_never_lie]

Where can I buy one of those?

[Red Badger]

The Smithsonian probably.............

[Flying Circus]

I have had tinnitus in my right ear since I was a kid and got frequent ear infections. I have about 30dB of hearing loss there.

A couple years ago I developed pulsatile tinnitus in that ear and that drove me nuts. Morning, noon and night I couldn’t stop listening to my pulse. It would wake me up at night it was so loud. Buzzing in my ears isn’t stressful to me. Constantly hearing my heartbeat was stressful. Thankfully I discovered citrus was the trigger for it and cutting out the fruit I was eating regularly cured it. Though it will come back if I eat oranges, grapefruit, etc.

I did notice when I got Covid that my regular tinnitus and hearing worsened in that ear. It went back to normal after a few days.

[mountainlion]

We knocked down 100,000 acres of jungle north west of Saigon in six months. We spent the nights at firebase. One base by the Back Virgin mountain had one track mounted 8”er, 2 155s, 2 175s, about 20 105s, 20 tanks, 20 APCs and a company off infantry. Mad Minutes were fun. B52s raised a ruckus at nights along with Puff. Air strikes all day. I have a picture of a 500 lb bomb with dozer tracks on it.

Quite an adventure for a 19 year old Engineer.

[mass55th]

Oh my God!! I’ve had Covid for the past 40 years!!

[Bloody Sam Roberts]

Yarp. But, you get used to it...if you don't listen for it.

Truth be told, I'd rather have it from playing in a Rock band than from the G-d cursed, obnoxious, life-sucking, time-consuming dia-effing-betes.

I mean...I Don't Need No Doctor.

But it doesn't keep me from cranking my amps from time to time.

[Ronin]

LOL, I’ve had ever-present tinnitus for decades now.

[telescope115]

I hear ya (pun intended)!
I’ve been hearing impaired all of my life, with about 5% hearing or less in my right ear, maybe 25% in my left. Of course , I have tinnitus. When I first started “hearing” it I thought I was hearing somebody’s stuck car horn in the distance.
After awhile I realized it was me. At times it’s different, I’ve been able to make out three different sounds occurring at the same time. I’ve had high pitched musical tones, and rarely, very low pitched tones that I’ve physically felt as a vibration in my head. I do wear hearing aids and they do help mask some of it, but they are not a perfect solution.
I was born with some of this, but working in loud shops and loud music have taken their toll.
I still consider myself Blessed in a lot of other areas of my life, so I deal with it.🙂🔭

[Red Badger]

I deal with it......... That’s all we can do................

[telescope115]

Thanks to you and everyone who served back then. I had a draft card, but before I turned 18, they canceled it. I would’ve served if called, but I was too chickenxxxx to enlist. Wasn’t gonna run off to Canada.

[mountainlion]

I deal with it......... That’s all we can do................

There is no cure. Sometimes you can watch what you eat to help lower the noise. All these cures are just rip offs by horrible people preying on desperate people.

[hattend]

Dittos

[chronicles]

I have had tinnitus before, usually only when running a fever. About 6 months ago I noticed it and haven’t been sick at all.
It is only in one ear and constant but fairly mild.
Now an echo, wind chimes, clicking, and significant hearing loss has affected that ear. A nurse practitioner/audiologist thinks that I might have a tumor on the auditory nerve to the brain.
She said I will need an MRI to confirm, so I decided to wait until after this COVID wave passes (unless I start having problems with dizziness etc.).

[lizma2]

2 days after the jab I developed severe tinnitus.

The jab wasn't worth it. Would have just stayed on Ivermectin and the I-MASK+ protocol til Omicron came around.