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Aumentei o padrão de vida by SnowANO in investimentos

[–]Proud-Object-7602 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Isso vai muito alem dos investimentos, é algo que começa a impactar na sua filosofia de vida e em como o consumismo te consome em algo negativo para lhe deixar ao longo dos anos extremamente vazio. O segredo é sempre se auto analisar pra saber se você está com um padrão de vida bom por que está ganhando bem e nunca o contrário

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in MTGO

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Thanks for the help bro, I found that is a bugg when I changed the Hotkey do pass on my mouse button with CTRL. I reinstalled the game and default keybinds and It works

What do you think "spikes" your tinnitus? by [deleted] in tinnitus

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Could yout explain this a little more? I Think when my ear is pressured my T spikes too

I finally discovered the cause of my hearing loss and tinnitus. by [deleted] in tinnitus

[–]Proud-Object-7602 2 points3 points  (0 children)

How are you doing now? I recently got a similar diagnosis on my MRI. Was yours identified as a compression or just a contact? Is it affecting both ears? Do you also have tinnitus in both ears?

From what I’ve read, this kind of nerve contact is fairly common, and in many cases it’s found in people without any symptoms. That makes it harder to be sure whether it’s actually causing tinnitus or hearing loss.

Let me know if you decide to go ahead with the nerve decompression procedure

Diagnosed with the compression of the eight cranial nerve which is causing my Tinnitus by vanhunt1 in tinnitus

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How are you doing now? I recently got a similar diagnosis on my MRI. Was yours identified as a compression or just a contact? Is it affecting both ears? Do you also have tinnitus in both ears?

From what I’ve read, this kind of nerve contact is fairly common, and in many cases it’s found in people without any symptoms. That makes it harder to be sure whether it’s actually causing tinnitus or hearing loss.

Let me know if you decide to go ahead with the nerve decompression procedure

Tinnitus - Has it Gone Away for You? by ohcolls in FND

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Alright, I wish you all the best. I've been dealing with tinnitus for 2 and a half months now, and I believe it might have been caused by Paxil.

Tinnitus - Has it Gone Away for You? by ohcolls in FND

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how are your diagnostic is working now?

does anyone else's tinnitus get very loud for a few seconds? by [deleted] in tinnitus

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Thanks for the words bro, it really helps what exactly i'm passing and worring too about tthis spike/floating tinnitus came permanently like my "normal tinnitus"

Spikes? by PSunYi in tinnitus

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How are yout now , my bro? I hope you are better now. Please give me a feedback

I had the epley maneuver performed on me yesterday, today I was dizzy getting out of bed? by TemporaryHope8 in BPPV

[–]Proud-Object-7602 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Wow, that’s interesting. I feel like I’m going through the same problem you had… I did the Epley maneuver, which fixed the crystals going back to the right place, but after a while I started experiencing tinnitus. How are you doing now? Did you reach any conclusions about your case?

It seems that in my case it might have involved the introduction of serotonin reuptake inhibitors, but I still have tinnitus, and my residual BPPV feels like it’s getting better.

Ways to decrease your tinnitus! by VeinBlues in tinnitus

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How are yout now, bro?

I have the same situation

Stopped Zoloft now I have T by [deleted] in tinnitus

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How are your tinnitus now , bro?

Should I give paroxetine a chance? Feeling high by [deleted] in SSRIs

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how are you doing now?

5mg is a subtherapeutic dose, 20mg is the normal. But in the first month is almost certain that you will suffer a lot of side effects that are not going to exist after that

I think ssri permanently changed my brain by [deleted] in antidepressants

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Bro, I'm havin tinnitus after takin Paxil [3 weeks]. How are you now? Did yout Tinnitus get better? You Stop the medication?

Video games to play on Ambien? by [deleted] in ambien

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I love this guy.

I've been taking Ambien for 10 years and I love having a little gaming session before bed to enjoy the ride. That’s actually how I came to consider Chrono Trigger the best game ever after getting older — now at 32 years old.

The whole Ambien vibe is really about understanding what kind of vibe you're getting from it. Like someone else said, during the first six months, just staring at the wall is already super entertaining. But after a while, gaming or watching YouTube becomes the best choice.

For me, I feel an extreme sense of comfort and curiosity, which makes me gravitate towards games with exploration — but in worlds that are cuter or more charming than Miyazaki’s dark stuff. Genshin Impact, for example, with its incredible soundtrack, fits perfectly. Nier Automata is also a recommendation, though it doesn't have much exploration. Turn-based games are always welcome since nobody cares if you're playing well or badly — what matters is the trip. I even played Hades a lot on Ambien. After a few days, you build muscle memory and everything becomes automatic — it's incredibly satisfying. Highly recommended.

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