Hi - I have very low frequency tinnitus. I used this web page, to determine the frequency.
It's only 76 Hz (cycles per sec). I'm trying to determine if it's tinnitus or stapedial myoclonus. If the latter, I'm going to opt for surgery. But can tinnitus occur at such a low level?
It almost always occurs when I'm in a quiet or semi-quiet setting. And it always occurs when I lie down. There sometimes is a fluttering sensation before the buzzing starts up, which makes me think it might be myoclonus. But often, it just starts up, as soon as I enter a quiet area.
Flexeril and Klonopin has helped to a degree in the past, which make me additionally think it's myoclonus. But I want to try really be very sure that it's myoclonus, before undergoing the surgery. Thanks very much.
- Mark
It's only 76 Hz (cycles per sec). I'm trying to determine if it's tinnitus or stapedial myoclonus. If the latter, I'm going to opt for surgery. But can tinnitus occur at such a low level?
It almost always occurs when I'm in a quiet or semi-quiet setting. And it always occurs when I lie down. There sometimes is a fluttering sensation before the buzzing starts up, which makes me think it might be myoclonus. But often, it just starts up, as soon as I enter a quiet area.
Flexeril and Klonopin has helped to a degree in the past, which make me additionally think it's myoclonus. But I want to try really be very sure that it's myoclonus, before undergoing the surgery. Thanks very much.
- Mark