Is the ear bad or tinnitus? If you don't understand all the facts, it's easy to miss the obvious facts. In this case, it is not so obvious, this is why I think it was missed.
Sylvia, not her real name, was suddenly disturbed by her ear pain one night. Her sinuses and ears suffered a lot and she had a headache. There was a snoring in her ear and she felt unbalanced. She went to bed, and when she woke up, her left ear felt blocked, painful, and there was a feeling in the left eye and sinus area. Since then, her left ear has been partially deaf. A few months before this happened, she had changed jobs, but apart from this factor, no abnormalities occurred before the ear event occurred.
During this time, Sylvia also had some stomach troubles. Regular visits to acupuncturists and changes in diet can resolve stomach troubles and most sinus and eye problems, but ear problems still exist. Sylvia had been to the nose and throat counselor. He did the test and told her that he could find "nothing wrong" and didn't know why her left ear was deaf and why she always felt it needed to be popular [like an airplane]. A wave of changes in the atmosphere].
After experiencing so many traditions and complementary health choices, Sylvia came to see me add or replace the meeting. I got a complete history from her, recommended a course, and we started. In the first meeting, she only wanted aura, so there were not many topics. This borrowed an hour. Now, I am stating the time and what we are doing to show how concealed the real problem I think. In the next meeting, we did some gentle kinematic research and emotional freedom techniques [also known as attack or EFT], as well as Aura.
After some discovery, it is still not enough to solve the mystery of what happened in Sylvia. Research based on kinesiology shows how many bacteria in the area, most likely Candida, I referred her to a specialist for help. But I have many patients with candidiasis, eyes and sinuses are bad, and no one is partially deaf because of it. I have seen many customers. Still a reason for a mystery. The second quarter is 90 minutes, so the total time is now two and a half hours. Until Sylvia said at the third meeting how much she liked her job, I asked her where she worked.
Well, she works in a very noisy engineering company, where she doesn't get any ear protection! In the place where she was sitting at the computer, a door near her left ear was often opened, and the noise in the workshop was actually deafening. Before I found out this, I spent three hours doing it for three hours. I asked her if her otolaryngology diagnosed tinnitus, and at that time, I found that her left ear often creaked. And there is no such diagnosis. This diagnosis is important because Sylvia needs to negotiate with her company, and if she decides to sue the company at some stage in the future, she needs this diagnosis. I suggested that she return to the otolaryngology department, tell him the snoring in his ear and tell him about her work.
We did find a way to reduce the snoring by 30%, and if you want to know, we can actually alleviate her sinus and eye symptoms more thoroughly.
My point of view is otolaryngology. As a busy consultant, Sylvia is a quiet, conservative person who doesn't have enough talking time to find out the obvious obvious. Of course, as a complementary practitioner, I can't diagnose, but I'm willing to bet that Sylvia has almost any work-induced tinnitus. I recommend that every busy consultant work with a complementary practitioner who spends time talking to customers and teasing information. Perhaps a group of consultants at the hospital can work with energy practitioners who will investigate them on their behalf.
If the case in Sylvia sounds a wake-up call for you [pun], go back to your doctor and fill in their history and details. If this seems too much, then seeing a support doctor who can write to your doctor on your behalf can also help.
Orignal From: Otolaryngologist and bad ears
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