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Scraping sounds in ear

Posted by pluttan123 @pluttan123, Jul 29 12:15am

I am diagnosed with Parkinson’s recently and take Sinimet. In the last 2 weeks a scraping sound has appeared in my left ear. It’s not like tinnitus and it has a slight pounding feeling also. Does anyone recognize this. Doctor examined the ear and could not see anything.

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jatonlouise | @jatonlouise | Jul 31 11:34am

L-dopa can cause patients to have hallucinations, some ofwhich are auditory. I have these -- I often hear what sounds like a Mens Choir rehearsing. And they only know one piece of music - the theme music for CSI: Las Vegas. I haer them right outside my bedroom window (or so it seems). And, yes, we whave watched this show religiously so that's a thing my hallucinating mind captured. Not the Mormon Tabernacle Choir singing Handel's Messiah; Not Chuck Berry or the Statler broghers or anything I might actually enjoy.

I wonder if these scraping sounds could be an auditory hallucination.

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pluttan123 | @pluttan123 | Jul 31 2:17pm
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L-dopa can cause patients to have hallucinations, some ofwhich are auditory. I have these -- I often hear what sounds like a Mens Choir rehearsing. And they only know one piece of music - the theme music for CSI: Las Vegas. I haer them right outside my bedroom window (or so it seems). And, yes, we whave watched this show religiously so that's a thing my hallucinating mind captured. Not the Mormon Tabernacle Choir singing Handel's Messiah; Not Chuck Berry or the Statler broghers or anything I might actually enjoy.

I wonder if these scraping sounds could be an auditory hallucination.

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I don’t have hallucinations.
Doctor said it’s tinnitus

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jatonlouise | @jatonlouise | Aug 4 9:38am

One thing that can cause peopke to grind their teethis that the surfaces of their trmeeth may be misaligned so when they chew, each bite can cNadverseky affecttgeir chewing. On way to deal with this is to see your dentust and ask them to see if your teeth to be accluded so they hit each other the right way.

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