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I have been suffering sound-induced seizures since 2016, and (may be unrelated) have been suffering tinnitus since childhood. i have no medical insurance, and am unable to figure out exactly what condition i have. please help me. thank you?
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Tinnitus and seizure disorder are co-morbidities and are not directly related. But we could more thoroughly evaluate you via a virtual consult and perhaps provide some approaches to deal with your issues. (www.connect@healthtap.com)
Answered 10/1/2022
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Both conditions may be associated with inflammation, A Neurology referral may be obtainable from a Community Health clinic. Please discuss whether they may assist you with insurance coverage. It is important to follow up, and while the two conditions may be unrelated or related, your medical issues should be addressed. A virtual consultation with Healthtap is available to begin an assessment.
Answered 10/2/2022
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