I headbanged at a concert in April, and had a failed attempt to crack my neck in June that caused pain. Dizziness since April, increased after June.

I headbanged at a concert in April, and had a failed attempt to crack my neck in June that caused pain. Dizziness since April, increased after June.

[illustration of the head/neck pain post failed crack]

April 10: headbanging at a rock concert (whiplash movement / light concussion?). Neck pain and stiffness lasted one week, dizziness never subsided completely.

June 3: tried to crack my neck (right side), but it didn't crack and sudden pain going from my right forehead all the way through the right side of my upper skull to the base of the skull, and pain in right side of the neck. So, the entire right side of my head and neck hurt. (see illustration)

Its been months of being dizzy all the time, and this one sided head/neck pain going on and off. Did a MRI of the brain and a x-ray of the neck, brain and neck are normal. I've been thinking that the first trauma created the dizziness and the second one increased it and created pain in the healing muscles from the first trauma.

Things I've already tried: benzos, carisoprodol, paracetamol/acetaminophen, NSAIDs, Benadryl, multivitamin, vitamin D3, and more things i don't remember. Alprazolam makes me less dizzy somehow but don't last long.

So based on all of this i think it its cervicogenic, from the neck / upper back muscles probably causing false information to the brain. I'm looking for advice.

u/DanielGodinho — 6 days ago

Prednisolone first dose increased tinnitus and gave hyperacusis?

Yesterday morning i took 40mg prednisolone for acoustic trauma of a MRI (MRI increased tinnitus and gave me muffled hearing), the prednisolone got me wired and anxious and agitated all day long, and now im typing at 04:00 AM cause i cant sleep (insomnia from prednisolone?), the tinnitus is somewhat louder and a read some stories about prednisolone increasing or modifying tinnitus and also give hyper-sensibility to sounds (hyperacusis). Does it get better or go away?

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u/DanielGodinho — 21 days ago

Prednisolone first dose increased tinnitus and gave hyperacusis?

Yesterday morning i took 40mg prednisolone for acoustic trauma of a MRI (MRI increased tinnitus and gave me muffled hearing), the prednisolone got me wired and anxious and agitated all day long, and now im typing at 04:00 AM cause i cant sleep (insomnia from prednisolone?), the tinnitus is somewhat louder and a read some stories about prednisolone increasing or modifying tinnitus and also give hyper-sensibility to sounds (hyperacusis). Does it get better or go away?

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u/DanielGodinho — 21 days ago

Prednisolone first dose increased tinnitus and gave hyperacusis?

Yesterday morning i took 40mg prednisolone for acoustic trauma of a MRI (MRI increased tinnitus and gave me muffled hearing), the prednisolone got me wired and anxious and agitated all day long, and now im typing at 04:00 AM cause i cant sleep (insomnia from prednisolone?), the tinnitus is somewhat louder and a read some stories about prednisolone increasing or modifying tinnitus and also give hyper-sensibility to sounds (hyperacusis). Does it get better or go away?

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u/DanielGodinho — 21 days ago

Post recent MRI hearing loss (plus tinnitus)

I'm going try to resume all the thing. I had already hearing loss, autofony and tinnitus on my left ear from a acoustic trauma from a explosive (kinda of a firecracker idk the exact word in english for it, not my fault btw, other people explode it 1 meter away from me). Two years went by and i kinda learn to live with it (the tinnitus only appeared when in quieter room etc, but the autofony and hearing loss all the time).

Recently because of headaches, dizziness, vertigo etc, i did a MRI of the brain. Nobody warned me before hand that would be the loudest thing I've ever heard in my entire life. I just realize when i was outside the machine room waiting and heard through the walls the noise... When i got to the procedure room, they tried to stick foam "plugs" on my ears and in the exam table there was some kind of foam too around my head (no kind of "headsets" were put on me). The exam started and the noises of that thing its the loudest thing ive ever experienced so i think the protections were no put correctly on me or something.... During the exam, the left ear tinnitus spiked, and after i realized that everything was quieter/muffled ON BOTH EARS!!! And i got a new tinnitus on right ear (previously my right ear was ok).

This happened 6 days ago, tinnitus on my left ear still high, tinnitus on the right a little lower than the left one but i never had tinnitus on my right ear before this. Both ears more muffled than before.... and tinnitus all the time now, not only on quieter places, i still hear it with tv on especially on the left ear (the one with previous acoustic trauma).

I'm afraid of become more deaf cause of this, and i heard some people take steroids to reduce the damage. I would like to hear similar stories of MRI and hearing loss / tinnitus.... does it get better alone? Should i look for a doc and steroids? I waited one week to know if it would resolve it by itself but idk, and im afraid of getting permanent damage from a MRI.

MRI machine specs: GE MEDICAL SYSTEMS, SIGNA Creator, 1,5T

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u/DanielGodinho — 24 days ago

Is there a UI mod that makes TS4 UI more like the TS3 UI?

Hello guys, ive been a the sims player since TS1. So naturally i played alot of TS1, TS2, TS3 and got used to the user interface of TS2/TS3 naturally. Years later now im new to TS4 and the UI changed ALOT. Is there a mod that makes the UI more like the old games UI like TS2/TS3 ?

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u/DanielGodinho — 3 months ago
▲ 1 r/ASUS

My mobo is a Asus TUF GAMING B650 Plus-Wifi currently on Bios 3602 AGESA 1.2.7.0 . Should i upgrade to the newest Bios 3854 AGESA 1.3.0.1 ? I read that the AGESA 1.2x is for 7000 series and AGESA 1.3x is for 9000 series, is this correct? If so, i would be already in the latest bios that benefits my 7950x and in a stable way? Do I have some benefit for using the newer bios avaiable? Is it stable enough at the moment? What you thoughts about this new AGESA version right now?

other specs: AMD 7950x, 2x32gb corsair vengeance expo ii @ 5200

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u/DanielGodinho — 4 months ago