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@Hope123, I am terribly sorry if this is what happened to your Mum. And I am thankful for that opportunity granted in Switzerland. Nevertheless I cannot avoid being suspicious about the background. I’m afraid it could reflect personal interest. It sounds a bit like an advertisement spot...

Yes, they did it twice before they found it! Maybe the fistulae had been too small before. I can interrupt the pulsstions (a little bit) when I lift my head with both hands. Don't no why. But I cannot influence the regular tinnitus doing that. Another way to soften the pulsating is: standing...

<hi scared111, the DSA is an invasive test, where they go with an endoscope through the arteries in order to confirm the location of the fistulae (which they had detected before by doppler). It is risky and I am afraid, of course. Anyhow, you should insist on a doppler testing - especially...

Hello Amber and all "pulsatiles", I haven't postet here for some time, because my TP war much better. Not gone, but I didn' hear it very loudly an got used to it. But 6 weeks ago a had another - not very spectacular - whiplash injury. One day later the whooshing started again and hasn't stopped...

Dear Dr. Nagler, my name ist Catherine. I am from Germany an a tinnitus sufferer. I have a very special kind of tinnitus – it is the pulsating one. It started April this year after a whiplash injury and and since then it has driven me up the wall. This loud hissing sound began on the right...

Hi Karen, adamj, Rog and Billy43, I have had this PT for more than 6 months. It started after a whiplash-injury. It is extremely loud and always present. Each moment of my life. I also was about to have an invasive angiogram, but in the very last moment I canceled the appointment. Before, I hat...

Dear Karen, you cannot imagine what a great help you are for me. It is really for the first time that I hear (read) someone saying. "Yes, it is going better with me - my PT is not controlling me, I am the master." That is a great evening for me! Thanks! All the best for you, Catherine

Dear Karen, thank you for your answer! To your questions for me: Yes, I have seen many specialists. Of course, first an orthopedic specialist and an ENT. They sent me to MRT/MRI/CT and Doppler. Up to here everything was OK. Furthermore they required an so-called upright MRT (in function). Here...

Dear Karen, I have been watching the PT threads for 6 months now. This was the time when my PT started It was a week after a whiplash-injury and it is devastating. I tried everything to get rid of it. Nothing really helped. So I tried to get used to it but I do not manage. It is terrible and I...