Recent content by Farkon

I don't remember seeing anything about your fiancée's neck, back, or jaw muscles being addressed. Have her try the exercises here 3 times a day for a month. It's a long shot but there might be nerves in her cervical spine or muscles that is causing tinnitus, and healing this will take some time.

I'm not sure why, but breathing deep, even when I'm alone in a silent room, reduces my tinnitus drastically, and I don't breathe deep in a way that's for relaxation. I noticed this when I was swimming last year and came up for air (I hear tinnitus underwater as well... go figure) and when I was...

If your MRI and ENT docs don't see anything, perhaps it's muscle related since my left ear spasms when I touch certain parts of my face.

Both the spike and tinnitus was gone, it was fucking gone but replaced with pulsing that I could hear throughout my ear when I was alone with no noise, but was much better then tinnitus. I was like this all the way until the 10th when it came back later that night with the pulsing gone. I've...

Yesterday night, I had a really tough night of my tinnitus spiking sharply in my left ear, and it was so bad that it physically made me ill. Throwing up in the toilet, diarrhea, and that feeling of when you get stabbed or some other kind of injury that's so bad that you feel it partially...

Yes, I've relapsed recently due to my job overworking me for 5 days straight and I had stress fracture on my foot, it was so bad that I had a fever from this injury and my tinnitus returned. What really helps is to make sure that my ears are cleaned with debrox and get the earwax that's on my...

I don't want to give you false hope, but only if your wisdom teeth are impacted in a way that's been pressuring your TMJ or ear canal would you see any change to your tinnitus. My TMJ got better after I strengthened my neck and jaw, I had my wisom teeth examined and they aren't impacting enough...

The combination of your clenching AND wisdom teeth could be causing your tinnitus since your wisdom teeth may be putting pressure on your Tempomandibular joint (TMJ) when you clench unconsciously which can cause/increase tinnitus.

Does anyone else have high pitched tinnitus that only gets louder, not from moving your jaw, neck, or ear, but by putting pressure on your jaw and pushing on it? The direction doesn't matter at all, up down left right top bottom, all directions increase my tinnitus. Is this some sort of...