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Author: Admin | 2025-04-28
#1 I am in severe pain and also experiencing severe tinnitus at the same time. The tinnitus is even worse than the pain because I feel trapped in my body. I am going insane.I have a very bad spike from consuming Tramadol with Acetaminophen last week and then a very loud noise right next my ear. The loud noise made it much worse. My doctor prescribed me the Tramadol without Acetaminophen when I explained it to him and I took it but I am worried about it potentially worsening tinnitus. I know NSAIDs and Tylenol are ototoxic but I don't know if opioids like Oxycodone and Tramadol are ototoxic without those combinations.How does your tinnitus react to opioids like Oxycodone and Tramadol that don't contain NSAIDs or Acetaminophen (Paracetamol)? I actually hope my doctor switches me to a different opioid because the serotonin effects of the Tramadol made me feel very ill.Really desperate and trapped right now and feeling extremely suicidal. Truly cannot take this ringing anymore. #4 I am so sorry.I know Tramadol lowers the threshold for seizures in epilepsy, but temporarily.I think your spike will settle down.Have you got any Nicotinamide riboside?Steroids? Thank you. I do have steroids and I had taken them for spikes before but this time I'm afraid of potential effects on my eyes for reasons I mentioned in this post a few days ago.I don't know what to do. Take the risk, or not. Every move with potential consequences. I'm absolutely terrified. My hearing is muffled in the left ear.
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