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Using Dual Filter Respirator, Felt Unfocused And Had Loud Ringing While Staining Fence. Tired

I was using dual filter respirator that I had used 5 weeks prior when staining about 70 feet of wood fence. It was wraped in a plastic grocery bag for 5 weeks. 4 days ago I was staining a piece of the same fence and using the respirator. Within acouple of minutes I was somewhat unfocused and had a louder ringing in my ears. I m also feeling more tired but with less ringing in the ears. Thank you , Jim
Mon, 7 Apr 2014
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Hello and welcome to health care magic,

Any sudden ringing or tinnitus in the ear should be immediately investigated
-get an full audiometric assessment done
-get a CT of the temporal bones done
-get a CT brain done
-get a full blood profiling done

get these and get back to me or any ENT with the reports

Meanwhile you can try steam inhalation also

hope this helps

regards

Dr Sriram Nathan
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Using Dual Filter Respirator, Felt Unfocused And Had Loud Ringing While Staining Fence. Tired

Hello and welcome to health care magic, Any sudden ringing or tinnitus in the ear should be immediately investigated -get an full audiometric assessment done -get a CT of the temporal bones done -get a CT brain done -get a full blood profiling done get these and get back to me or any ENT with the reports Meanwhile you can try steam inhalation also hope this helps regards Dr Sriram Nathan