Congratulations and I hope it continues. Where you aware of previously having a B-12 deficiency? Please let us know if this continues to do well for you.

I keep earplugs in my car to use when I go to the movies.

That is so great, I am going to start taking it, maybe it will help.
I would use the ear plugs at movies, I do or I pay.
I am so happy for you!

Big hug,
Kasandra

Attester - Really, I don't know if I have a B-12 deficiency or not. After reading a post (Darkson, I think) about the possible positive effects of B-12 I decided to give it a try. From everything I've researched, it is not dangerous in any way, but I plan to mention it to my doctor when I visit next time. The sneezing is turning into a head cold so I anticipate a higher level of ringing over the next few days. Thanks for everyone's support! Pat

I am so happy B-12 is helping you! Thrilled for you!
According to Dr. Oz,women need to take B12 anyway. I have taken it for quite a while and I don't notice any difference in mine. Sure glad it does in yours!

Pat have you seen this site.

www.mothernature.com/library/bookshelve/books/10/111.cfm

It talks about how Vitamin B12 deficiency is associated with cronic T.In a study a percentage of people who have Vitamin B12 deficiency, reported improvement in their T after receiving B12 injections. It furthered mentioned that a doctor should check B12 levels.

This is very encouraging. Could you PLEASE say what dosage and what brand?

Wendy - Sorry - I wanted to wait until I got home from work to check the dosage. I'm taking 1 caplet of 2000 MCG, CVS brand. I had 4 straight days of low, low T. However, it is cranking up a bit tonight because a storm system is moving in and the barometric pressure is dropping (my biggest trigger!) But, it is not screaming as in the past. I truly feel I'm onto something and plan to discuss it with my doctor soon. Hope I'm not fooling myself or leading anyone astray! Pat