Hi, I am quite certain my lower back L5S1 is causing my toes to sting but not sure if my neck nerves are causing the noise today. It could just be noise exposure damage. Waiting for Autifony could be a long time. I will resort to other meds for now.
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doing better today. I seen a chiropractor within Mayo yesterday and he adjusted my Sacroiliac and said it was 1/4 to 3/8 inch off and also used some electrical device. I don't know why that would make my noise less though?
The T still could be from C5C6 compressed nerves but to get someone to do something about it is difficult. The Dr. yesterday didn't think I needed a fusion yet so i will ask about dexamethasone injections to the neck. Maybe trigger point injections too.
Well the ortho Dr. I seen today didn't think my noise was coming from my neck so back to the drawing board. Maybe neck muscle caused or inner ear or TMJ disorder? My left TMJ is very crunchy. I might try botox injections in my left TMJ along with continued use of elastic mandibular advancer. An ATA reference person told me years ago to get on a antidepressant, so that might be the best thing to do for now.
Hi, I'm screaming too and think it's spinal related. I will update you. Take care.
Hi.it was quiet earlier.now screaming hope all goes good for you. Tomm!!please keep me updated!!!
Hi, I hope your noise isn't bothering you too bad. I'm going to Mayo Rochester tomorrow to check out my back and neck.
hi hope you are doing better. I started wearing my 24/7 splint again to see if it helps...
Jeannie, It was nice to see Carl Horton's post. Maybe it is compressed neck nerves? I had PT today and traction and my noise is very loud. Are you doing any better?
I'm going to NAS tomorrow. I will keep you updated! I hope your noise has been low.
Is your noise loudest upon awakening in the morning or after a nap?
I don't know? I sent my MRI to this place:https://northamericanspine.com/about/locations/minneapolis/ but have not heard back yet.
wouldn't that show in an mri?
Jeannie, If there is a nerve pinched, some kind of decompression would need to be done like a fusion or ADR (insurance may not pay for ADR)
Hard to say, but I've only been offered PT and gabapentin so far. I think the neck could be a possibility causing some cases of tinnitus, but it's doubtful that a spinal surgeon will operate without some kind of numbness or pain in your arms. I'm still checking this out currently.
Does anyone think there tinnitus can be caused by compressed nerves in neck/skull area? -
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