Hi there!
So, thinking about my SEH attacks I reached the conclusion that the 3 of them (so far) happened after extremely stressfull events: a serious health issue (ain't I lucky?) three years ago, disease and death of my beloved dog in april, and my grandmother's illness this september. I spent half August vacationing in SE Asia (lots of salt and MSG ladden foods) and my ears were just fine. Then I got home and my brother lets me know that my grandma (the person who raised me) had fallen and broke her hip, I felt devastated with the thought of losing her, after that she's made some progress and I feel much better, and just at the moment when I feel relieved, boom! pressure on both ears, roaring tinnitus and dizzy spells (not vertigo). My hearing is normal, even when I'm on a crisis I hear as much as any other day, and the audiograms show no hearing loss at all.
Doy you think it's been coincidence or it's related? Thanks!
So, thinking about my SEH attacks I reached the conclusion that the 3 of them (so far) happened after extremely stressfull events: a serious health issue (ain't I lucky?) three years ago, disease and death of my beloved dog in april, and my grandmother's illness this september. I spent half August vacationing in SE Asia (lots of salt and MSG ladden foods) and my ears were just fine. Then I got home and my brother lets me know that my grandma (the person who raised me) had fallen and broke her hip, I felt devastated with the thought of losing her, after that she's made some progress and I feel much better, and just at the moment when I feel relieved, boom! pressure on both ears, roaring tinnitus and dizzy spells (not vertigo). My hearing is normal, even when I'm on a crisis I hear as much as any other day, and the audiograms show no hearing loss at all.
Doy you think it's been coincidence or it's related? Thanks!
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