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It sounded like allergies were the trigger, but you may have had underlying hearing loss before that. Do you have a history of loud music, headphones, loud cars? Any medications? maybe you're problem was an ear infection due to the echoing sound problem in your ear.

Do you guys mind telling me about this situation? I've had T for almost 3 weeks now and I'm not sure if it's from a cold. I do have allergies and sinus problems but they never caused ringing in the ears.

...A balloon is inserted into the sinuses, and then expanded, opening the sinus pathways. A friend of mine told me she had miserable allergies all her life until her chiropractor told her about this technique. She did it once, and all her allergies went away. After hearing her story, I...

Yesterday at 4pm I had some minor allergies and took 12.5mg Benadryl. Within one hour I noticed a reduction in my T to a point it can barely be heard. It is 6am now and the T is still very low.

Sorry to hear about your breathing issues. I can relate having had asthma and allergies all my life and a COPD diagnosis last year. Symbicort and Spiriva have been extremely helpful for me. Hope you can find something that works for you.

...forum after so much frustration trying to control this thing. It started about 2 months ago after a bad allergy attack. I live in Austin so allergies are super high here. So the tinnitus continued after I felt better. I tried Prednisone-didn't work, and antihistimines-didn't work and made me...

...between C6 and C7 vertebrae can cause obstructive sleep apnea. Inflamed Eustachian Tube Dysfunction or infection traveling from chronic allergies may be cause of tinnitus, but let's see what the CBCT shows as just having mouth soreness doesn't give us much to work with without joint or...

zpack has some possible ototoxicity. You can find details if you google. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/10778901 I don't mean to scare you: it's unlikely this happened to you, but you should be aware of the possibility and talk to your doctors about it. There's a chance it'll go away in...

Late August and early September was taking Claritin and Nasonex for seasonal allergies. I take propecia (daily for the last 4 years). Beyond that, nothing else (aside from the 6 days of prednisone after the fullness started late December/ early Jan).

I don’t know how to explain it, just a loud sounding sensation but not a loud high pitch ring. I did develop allergies when I was younger but wouldn’t the antihistamines have solved this issue??

No one knows... It is possible something in the Eustachian tube was damaged by very loud noise but to assume this is allergies to entirely TMJ related is problematic.

I wonder if I have ETD as well, my ears can pop by themselves and also get that crackling when I swallow. It doesn’t happen all the time but enough to get annoying.

A lot of spikes from what I read on here start to fade after a while. It could also be that part of the spike is because of the allergies. However, I personally would use foam earplugs for longer drives. Don’t worry about the occlusion effect, at least I notice it way more with other earplugs...

Not an ear infection, but allergies and a nasal wash that put fluid into my ears this causing the T

My mom's friend was prescribed antivert for allergies, sinus, and mild dizziness and her tinnitus is now very mild she says. She has been taking it for about two months. She had moderate/severe tinnitus (it affected her sleep), but doesn't know the cause as it came on suddenly but thinks it is...

Taking a really good antihistamine will help and nose spray, even a little Vaseline up your nose can help allergies. Also the extra mucous can get in your estuation tubes when sleeping so use an extra pillow at night and an allergy pillow . love glynis

Hey! So I don't have major issues with allergies and/or eczema, but I do experience both (& have experience with antihistamines and inhaled steroids, etc. though I'm not using any now). I've been looking into high dose vitamin D therapy as an option to try for pain hyperacusis (with the goal of...

Also, try a sinus rinse for the excess mucus. If it's brought on by allergies than a steroid spray like dymista would help. Breathing in steam is also good for clearing your sinuses and Eustachian tubes. Try adding some menthol as well.

Hello everyone, I have OCD, ADHD, depression, ulcerative colitis, chronic dry eye, asthma, eczema, animal allergies, nasal problems, and joint problems... and tinnitus. I'm 31 years old. I've had tinnitus for years at a low level but I took Strattera for 4 weeks recently and it went from...

...to eustachian tube dysfunction primarily it seems. Also: I have also found a great Chinese allergy pill that reduces the root causes of allergies, and I use this every day: http://www.usabotanic.com/en/medicine01.htm -- it's from a small reseller or maybe they make it -- it works VERY well...

...trying decongestant nasal sprays and taking Sudafed Sinus, but it is taking a while. Haven't tried inhaling steam, I'll try that tonight. As for allergies - I've had symptoms of what I've got now of varying degrees.... I'm not allergic to anything, that I know of, but something is triggering it!

...with still is the cause and being scared to live life. I haven't left my house not even to open the door in 56 days. I'm scared that maybe allergies will cause it to get worse again. I have protected my hearing and avoided loud events since I had a noise exposure incident 3 years ago. I've...

I too am very allergic to grass and tree pollens too. At first i thought allergies where the cause, as my T stared continuously somewhere around the time summer started and i was very irritated by my allergies. But i can't link it with the electrical hiss sound, i think it could cause ETD those...

...each night for sleep and use herbs during the day (like gingko, vinpocetine and pycnogenol) and have been using quercetin and butterbur for allergies) Well I will give the clonazepam and gabapentin a shot. Guess with the allergies it is difficult to gauge a difference - best of luck to you -...

Yes it can. Pollen can irritate your sinus and ears making extra mucous that causes tinnitus to flair up so antihistamines will help ease the symptoms. As a sever asthmatic I suffer badly with allergies throughout the year....lots of love glynis

My ENT, who also has tinnitus, routinely treats allergies and inflammation of the sinus cavity as a potential causal factor of tinnitus. Maybe you should try some steroid spray for your nose. Can’t hurt.

Agreed, visit the doctor. If you feel fluid in your ears, there may be fluid in your ears... It could be related to allergies, inflammation of/around the Eustachian tubes can cause both a middle ear fluid buildup and tinnitus. (I'm not a doctor, though!)

@Agrajag364 Dental work definitely was the starter for me, plus horrible allergies and maybe an acoustic trauma. Look at all avenues. I believe my tinnitus was caused by multiple factors, like a glass that eventually overflowed and the T settled in. Good luck!

Pred can induce anxiety, try to calm down. If this med bothers you don't take it. I always have allergies and at one point dr told me to take pred. I refused because, I know pred can induce anxiety and I didn't want any part of it.

Anti histamine will reduce the inflammation in your sinussen, which means less fluid , and therefore less pressure on the nerves. Whether it will help you or not depends on the cuase of your T. PT might be cuased by allergies/overactive imuunsyteem.

You should go to the doctor. When I had a bad spike and was panicking that's what I did. And to my relief, the doc saw my ears were filled with fluid due to allergies. After a few days my symptoms got better.

Hi there, to be quite honest with you, I have had tinnitus since 88. I have not had any light headedness or dizziness, unless I had vertigo/inner ear infection or since I got allergies in 2009. Now, I have light headedness almost daily.