I hear you brother, I hear you. I have that right now. Going to check out another TMJ specialist. Maybe just inner ear damage but I have to try everything. Sometimes a taper pack of methylprednisone will make mine go away for a couple days.
I'm not actually sure! I do get jaw pain and mild clicking sometimes but not really to the point where it bothers me. My dentist thinks I'm probably grinding my teeth at night, not sure if that in and of itself could be causing it though.
As far I know any abnormal situation in a jaw may produce tinnitus. I have problem with TMJ, so called prognathism but I highly doubt this caused my issue in the head if I had no problems for 32 years. Jaw issues which made tinnitus active is small percentage.
It does seem doubtful. I have HF hearing loss and a static like sound. I still find it odd that I get a good day once in a while. Last time I think I had some methylprednisone left I was taking.
I have TMJ and as far I understood jaw disorder may produce tinnitus but this is quite low percentage of the cases. I also doubt it that it is in my case. I have jaw issue but doubt that it's the reason of the tinnitus because for 32 years living with problematic jaw I had no issues with ears or jaw. So my problem had been compensated somehow.
Agreed. I have nasty static noise and am desperate. It very well may have nothing to do with my noise. I have a very loud click on my left jaw though.
If you are suffering from panic attacks then read what I just wrote in another post below. Hope it helps.
You don't need medication... dealing with panic attacks is simple. The method is very simple and counterintuitive and yet people seem to suffer from this from years sometimes, it's amazing to me and just goes to show the utter uselessness of doctors.
I have written about this before, I guess you could search for it, essentially you just embrace it, wait and hope for another attack, decide to explore it, by now you should know it will not hurt you.
In fact, why don't you go into your bedroom or somewhere private and do your best to get an attack? What have you got to lose?
Thing is, and you might know this, the expectation of getting an attack can cause an attack, so... break that cycle, get one willingly, or try, it's practically impossible.
After failing to do that, decide to wait for the next one with the plan of "enjoying", "exploring" it... then you will break the cycle and never have another attack.
Please try this, you are suffering for no reason and this works, absolutely guaranteed!
It's barely a month since a friend of mine took this advice and it stopped his attacks in its tracks. He also did not believe me at first.
You might ask how would you muster the courage to "enjoy/explore" something so horrible ? Simple, you should look forward to never having a panic attack again
This puts a smile on my face, knowing it can become a lot better in time
Yeah I understand. I suggest trying what your dr recommends. Everyone is different of course. Many vilify Xanax so that's why I mentioned it. It truly was a miracle medication for me. I've also had some bad experiences before I tried the Xanax. I know exactly what you're going through. I was a kid when I went through it. All I'm saying is don't give up.
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