Central Heating and Its Impact on Tinnitus?

Jcb

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Jan 29, 2018
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possible TMJ, came on after severe cold and chest infection,
Evening everybody.

As it's been snowing heavily and cold here in the UK I've had the heating on more than usual. I've noticed today my ears seem to feel a lot more full and the ringing in my ears seems slightly higher.
I noticed this at the end of January as well when I had been in the house more and had the heating on a lot.
I know it's a random question but just curious if anybody else has this issue or it's just T being it's usual random self?
 
Evening everybody.

As it's been snowing heavily and cold here in the UK I've had the heating on more than usual. I've noticed today my ears seem to feel a lot more full and the ringing in my ears seems slightly higher.
I noticed this at the end of January as well when I had been in the house more and had the heating on a lot.
I know it's a random question but just curious if anybody else has this issue or it's just T being it's usual random self?

Totally random.
 
Im in the UK Midlands area and my ears are a pain as normal.
Happy tell you roughly where I am by pm.
Love glynis
 
Im in the UK Midlands area and my ears are a pain as normal.
Happy tell you roughly where I am by pm.
Love glynis

Sure Glynis.
Just find it strange as I remember them feeling like this around January when the heating was on more than normal and I've been indoors more than usual.
 
May be a sinus issue

Love glynis

Yeah it could be, to be honest I've been bunged up since the end of December just doesn't seem to be clearing up.
Time to get the vix out again and try some steam inhalation.
 
I think it is just T being its usual random self.

I think it was random as well, my ears don't feel as full today and the ringing is back to mostly normal. Feel a bit stupid about asking that question now haha
But as I'm only two months in I'm still learning about all this T stuff and there is so much information to take in.



@Jcb I was by a very warm radiator and my ears became full as well...i think Betaserc is good for ear fullness...

It's strange the way it happens when Im by the heating... but I've got a feeling it may just be random.
What's Betaserc?
 
I am very glad that you are feeling better!


I think it was good that you asked. You could have been onto something...

Thanks Bill, just found it strange as it happened last month as well.
 
Evening everybody.

As it's been snowing heavily and cold here in the UK I've had the heating on more than usual. I've noticed today my ears seem to feel a lot more full and the ringing in my ears seems slightly higher.
I noticed this at the end of January as well when I had been in the house more and had the heating on a lot.
I know it's a random question but just curious if anybody else has this issue or it's just T being it's usual random self?

I have noticed this as well. Our old boiler makes almost white noise. I think perhaps because its cold and being stuck indoors doesnt help.

Cheers.
 
It's random. Unless the heating system itself is making any kind of noise, it doesn't matter if it's on or not.
 
I've noticed my T seems to peak in the cold months. I am also finding I'm bunged up a lot. I have a strong feeling dryer air improves my T condition. Maybe I have to move to a warm, dry country :)
 
I have noticed this as well. Our old boiler makes almost white noise. I think perhaps because its cold and being stuck indoors doesnt help.

Cheers.

Ye our boiler makes some strange noises as well. My ears seem fine today as in no longer got the "full" still got the damn noise.
 
Having also had the central heating on most of the time I can tell you I've been a lot dryer in the mouth than I would normally be. Dehydration around the ear, nose and throat, added to the colds that invariably do the rounds at this time of year, could be making your ears play up a little.

Having tinnitus, for me, made me far more aware of how my ears react to dryness, colds and many other things involving the ears.
 

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