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Symptomtext

Don't have and didn't note the exact date the symptoms started. Initially they were very mild, and I shrugged them off, but the intensity increased over a couple of week. It would come and go. Then came to stay. Wife researched online, and I started taking Zinc, (I already took Magnesium to supplement ) cancer meds, deplete Magnesium (Abiraterone); The Tinnitus continued, somedays, less, somedays more. Disovered hydrating more than normal helped. The Tinnitus dropped in intensity toward the end of 6 months... And was almost gone, when it came time for my Booster shot. (listed above #3) Within a day, the Tinnitus was back, in full force, and worse than last time. I began taking supplements; but, was out of some, and so, tried what I had, to no effect (Magnesium, potassium, Hydration, Calcium and B vitamin complex). (tinnitus began to wane; but not by more than 50%-60% off and on, I figured, give it time) Then it came, and didn't leave. Finally, I bought and added zinc after 2 months along with Hydration. It dropped to managable levels. I forgot to add the zinc into my daily medication for chronic issues and the tinnitus returned... I realized I had not been taking teh zinc and started again. Hydration alone, once again, was not enough. It is now at around anywhere from not noticible to about 20-25%, worse in the mornings, and sometimes returning by evening. I try to take, occasionally, an extra Predinisne, since I also use them to reduce inflammation, it does seem to help, along with Hydration. But, I do not want to increase levels of Prednisone on a consistent level, my normal does being 5mg/day and an extra dose PRN occasionally as needed and monitored by my doctor. I am back on the zinc, with continued Hydration... Since I have Apnea; I use an APAP, machine, and it is natural to wake up dried out. Again, rehydrating alone is not enough to eliminate the tinnitus. However, zine (I am trying once a day) has brought it down to levels mentioned above. I will try Zinc 2x a day to see if that helps like before.. at one time, it was barely noticable.