- Dec 1, 2015
- 52
- Tinnitus Since
- Maybe Dec 2015 - the buzz was low prior
- Cause of Tinnitus
- Diet or TMJ Jaw Inflammation and Clenching??
Hi everyone- I wanted to share this. As part of my TMJ treatment my dentist recommended I go to Cervical Chiro that specializes in the top 2 vertebrae, C1 C2, I went there today.
I received a video motion Xray and he found that my c1 c2 does not move properly while neck is rotated forward (anterior) and down, it's was obvious. however it does move ok when going backward (posterior) .
He first used a hand held air/pressure tool hooked up to a computer to test baseline, tested by interference , then gently pulsated pressure bursts with a small tool on every cervical vert. The computer stopped it when it's sensed lateral LR balance, so he could not over correct. This was all seen his screen in realtime and 2nd test was more even. This machine was not brand new. He wants me to come in for 2 weeks (4 visits more). That's easy. Unlike my other Chiro who said I had a lifetime of corrective care and healing ahead of me. Luckily my insurance pays to a limit, and it's a $35 copay.
A lot of variability after in the T, no flare ups. The buzz appears to be very different on each side, quite down more, and it did some crazy abrupt stop when I was sitting down in my right ear going to a straight tome.
I'll post more when I wake up.
I'm encouraged but I'm so over this I don't know what to think but I'm living my life , love life, and care a lot the f$%k less about all this.
I wanted to give some hope for those that this may be the solution, they're just seeing the wrong Chiro. So focus on the neck. I got T around the time of a loud concert, but also stress, computer use, stomach sleeping, and clenching bc of invisalign. And it's gotten a lot lot better. And I've lost weight and feel good.
I'll post tmrw how loud the stupid buzzing is.
And thank you to the people here that have posted hopeful stories. You are awesome good people for coming back and sharing. Power to the positive.
love and peace- ryan
I received a video motion Xray and he found that my c1 c2 does not move properly while neck is rotated forward (anterior) and down, it's was obvious. however it does move ok when going backward (posterior) .
He first used a hand held air/pressure tool hooked up to a computer to test baseline, tested by interference , then gently pulsated pressure bursts with a small tool on every cervical vert. The computer stopped it when it's sensed lateral LR balance, so he could not over correct. This was all seen his screen in realtime and 2nd test was more even. This machine was not brand new. He wants me to come in for 2 weeks (4 visits more). That's easy. Unlike my other Chiro who said I had a lifetime of corrective care and healing ahead of me. Luckily my insurance pays to a limit, and it's a $35 copay.
A lot of variability after in the T, no flare ups. The buzz appears to be very different on each side, quite down more, and it did some crazy abrupt stop when I was sitting down in my right ear going to a straight tome.
I'll post more when I wake up.
I'm encouraged but I'm so over this I don't know what to think but I'm living my life , love life, and care a lot the f$%k less about all this.
I wanted to give some hope for those that this may be the solution, they're just seeing the wrong Chiro. So focus on the neck. I got T around the time of a loud concert, but also stress, computer use, stomach sleeping, and clenching bc of invisalign. And it's gotten a lot lot better. And I've lost weight and feel good.
I'll post tmrw how loud the stupid buzzing is.
And thank you to the people here that have posted hopeful stories. You are awesome good people for coming back and sharing. Power to the positive.
love and peace- ryan
- C1, C2, and C3 (the first three cervical nerves) control the head and neck, including movements forward, backward, and to the sides. These nerves also play key roles in breathing. The C2 dermatome handles sensation for the upper part of the head, and the C3 dermatome covers the side of the face and behind the head. (C1 does not have a dermatome.)
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