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Your last paragraph doesn't compute for me, friend. This issue is so bad that you would give up everything to cure it, but you haven't seen someone yet because
by anon84873628 4y ago
Your last paragraph doesn't compute for me, friend. This issue is so bad that you would give up everything to cure it, but you haven't seen someone yet because you're busy with work? What's the real priority then? Don't let healthcare be some sort of reward -- are you working to live or living to work.
- everyone 4y agoYeah I agree, but I know how to work and have been doing it every day for most of my life. I dunno how healthcare works and how to even begin this tinnitus investigation process. It's a domain knowledge thing, Its very easy to just keep doing what your doing no matter how much it sucks. Also one thing I have picked up is that healthcare is extremely expensive. I said I'd give up all my possessions for a cure, but lets say there is a cure, I realistically may not have enough wealth to afford it. And food and shelter is actually a higher priority than the tinnitus.
- klyrs 4y agoStress can cause or aggravate tinnitus. If you feel like you can't step away from work long enough to see a doctor, that might be the problem.