Car accident help

Aylesbury_Duck

Tinnitus, you say? I'm beginning to suspect the ringing is imaginary cash registers.

Let's cut to the chase. How much are you after?

AdrianC

Aylesbury_Duck wrote: »

Tinnitus, you say?

It's entirely feasible for airbags (especially side or seat bags) firing to cause tinnitus, although I'd expect it to have gone after a lot less than three years...

https://dizziness-and-balance.com/disorders/post/airbag.html

Shaun_of_the_Dead

AdrianC wrote: »

It's entirely feasible for airbags (especially side or seat bags) firing to cause tinnitus, although I'd expect it to have gone after a lot less than three years...

https://dizziness-and-balance.com/disorders/post/airbag.html

Is that your specialist field of medicine then?

Scrapit

I thought tinnitus is permanent.

Shaun_of_the_Dead

Scrapit wrote: »

I thought tinnitus is permanent.

Dr Adrian or Mrs C has done her diagnosis from this thread and thinks not.

Pinkdarts180

Yes, well past the age of 18, accident May 2017

Pinkdarts180

Yes, well past the age of 18, accident May 2017
I have had medical experts tell me it is permanent !!!

you'll find a lot of info on the British Tinnitus page tinnitus . org . uk

Pinkdarts180

AdrianC wrote: »

It's entirely feasible for airbags (especially side or seat bags) firing to cause tinnitus, although I'd expect it to have gone after a lot less than three years...

who made you an expert in this field?:rotfl:

m0bov

Surely the classroom m for tinnitus is against the car manufacture then?

Ectophile

m0bov wrote: »

Surely the classroom m for tinnitus is against the car manufacture then?

Of course not. The airbag wouldn't have exploded if the other driver hadn't run into the OP.