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Hi. It does not happen in my right ear. If my fingers are inserted in both ears (simultaneously), the sensation still only occurs in my left ear.

Hi all. I have an issue where I get dizzy (with a bit of nystagmus), when I stick my finger into my left ear (gently pushing and pulling creating a small vacuum). I have no acoustic trauma or head traumas, but a bit mild tinnitus in the left ear (diagnosed 6 years ago by audiologist). Any help...

Thank you to all. Especially Greg for clearing it up for me. If I could re-ask, is it normal to have syncing heartbeats with either TTTS or MEM? Others seem to suggest that those conditions have a flutter or humm (not a heartbeat pulsating in sync).

Hi all. I wanted to get a better understanding of pulsatile tinnitus. I should advise that I have and still do suffer from subjective tinnitus in the left ear. It was probably caused by some hearing damage according to the Audiologist. This subjective tinnitus is not an issue and not my concern...

HI everybody. I know Tinnitus is complex to explain but I just wanted to know if anyone has gotten a medical explanation as to why hearing loss can occur with no tinnitus? I read many websites saying Tinnitus is the hairs in your ears "bent or damaged" and the brain "fills in the gap" by making...

Hi nick. It was my ENT when i first saw him about the issue.

Hi Rb2014... many thanks for your reply. I was wondering if u could just explain it a bit more... i am a little new to this. If the "connection" is gone..u mention tinnitus occurs...but when/why does true hearing loss occur. Also...just to reiterate, there is no noise damage i am being...

Hi. If tinnitus is due to damaged hair cells...then logically, would tinnitus diminish as we age as the hair cells die off?

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Hi all. I was once told by an ENT that tinnitus was due to bent or damaged hairs in the cochlea. 1) would he be correct? 2) My understanding with age related hearing loss is that some cochlea hairs die away ( ie not damaged or bent ). Thus, strictly speaking as time goes by, would that not...

Hello. This is my first thread and would love some feedback and advice. Ive had tinnitus since 06 and never used to bother me. Now i have bilateral sensitivity to noises. But its not painful. I did a hearing test and they check the loudness for which i tolerated well (up to 90db). So they think...