COVID-19 Pandemic (Coronavirus)

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Oh it's related. It's also related to COVID. The CEO of Texas Roadhouse killed himself due to getting this from actual COVID.

Even the articles about his death don't say that:

https://fox8.com/news/family-says-c...os-suicide-heres-what-we-know-about-the-link/

“Currently, there is little evidence published connecting novel coronavirus and tinnitus directly,” the case study said. “But according to the American Tinnitus Association, preexisting behavioral conditions make it more likely for patients to experience tinnitus due to the stress and depression associated with social isolation and infection avoidance.”

Study published earlier this month:

Auditory symptoms and COVID-19: Is there a link?

"Not everyone who has gotten COVID-19 has reported auditory symptoms, and it’s been difficult to determine if the onset of these symptoms was truly a result of COVID-19 or other factors such as a pre-existing hearing loss, noise exposure or middle ear infections.”

So no, there's not a clear link between the two. Not saying it's impossible but it hasn't been proven yet. Yes, I realize you have tinnitus directly after the vaccine....but again, 32% of the U.S. would have it, anyway.

Fred.

 

[FromBillionsCameOne]

Oh it's related. It's also related to COVID. The CEO of Texas Roadhouse killed himself due to getting this from actual COVID.

damn

 

[Theo Penn]

I speak for myself. This ringing in my left ear started several days after I got this second shot. Perhaps it will go away in time maybe it won’t. Either way I would still get the shot even having that happen if I had to do it all over again.

I looked online and seems like other people have experienced this too.

I hope that this situation clears up for you, breh. I know someone who developed a bad case of this after an ear infection. It took him like 8 months to get over it. It made him mad depressed.

Which shot did you get if you don’t mind me asking?

 

[Theo Penn]

A lot of folks on this message board complaining about the tinnitus

Tinnitus reports grow amid COVID-19 vaccinations - Drug Discovery and Development

That being said, the incidences of this are very low. Pfizer clinical trials show .005% incident rate. It’s good to be aware of this though in case you or someone you know experiences it

 

[AAKing23]

I don't know about yall but I was never wearing a mask outdoors.

Same here, there's no need to wear a mask if your outside and not in a crowded area

 

[winb83]

A lot of folks on this message board complaining about the tinnitus

Tinnitus reports grow amid COVID-19 vaccinations - Drug Discovery and Development

That being said, the incidences of this are very low. Pfizer clinical trials show .005% incident rate. It’s good to be aware of this though in case you or someone you know experiences it

I guess if you already have the condition you might not want to get any of these vaccines if you’re in an age group that isn’t high risk because there’s a chance it can make the condition worse.

This is the stuff people don’t really get told when they get all the encouragement to get a vaccine. Had this been better condition maybe this would have been more widely known but this was all rushed so it gets figured out as we go along.

 

[darius19]

brehs I know it’s in somewhere but hoping y’all can help me out

what’s the efficiency rate of the Pfizer and Moderna vaccine after just the first dose?

 

[HDKG_]

Got my 2nd shot today hopefully tomorrow goes smooth

 

[winb83]

brehs I know it’s in somewhere but hoping y’all can help me out

what’s the efficiency rate of the Pfizer and Moderna vaccine after just the first dose?

I think it’s in the 80% range the question is how long would that last. I would imagine skipping the second shot is going to drastically reduce how long it remains effective.

 

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

 

[BmoreGorilla]

Getting second Moderna shot this afternoon

 

[ThaJoker23]

Got my first dose of Pfizer today

 

[Dr. Acula]

Got my second shot yesterday. Definitely feeling more side effects on this one than the first one. Fatigue, arm soreness, and slight headache with brain fog. Reminds me of being hung over.

RIP to me

 

[winb83]

I hope that this situation clears up for you, breh. I know someone who developed a bad case of this after an ear infection. It took him like 8 months to get over it. It made him mad depressed.

Which shot did you get if you don’t mind me asking?

Moderna

 

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