If you are an employee, you report your deductible transportation expenses on Form 2106. If you are self-employed, you report transportation expenses on Schedule C. Local transportation expenses are among miscellaneous deductions subject to the 2 percent income exclusion.
So the virus in your body may be causing sinus infections, ear infections, constant pins and needles, etc, and similar infections, and as all these infections can generate toxins, these toxins then cause anxiety states as they get into the brain.
Tinnitus (Ringing In The Ears) and Anxiety Tinnitus (Ringing In The Ears) and Anxiety description: Tinnitus can be experienced in a number of ways and can vary from person to person. Common descriptions include: 1  Hearing a high-pitched ringing, low rumbling, swooshing, sloshing, buzzing, roaring, whooshing, whistling, hissing, whizzing, chirping, beating, humming, pulsing, throbbing, and a pumping sound in an ear or ears. 2  Having a high pitched hissing sound ringing in the background. Having a high frequency ringing sound in an ear or ears. Having a 'stopped up' feeling and/or 'plugged' sound in one or both ears. Having an inability to hear certain sounds because the ringing sound is too loud.