Hello
I've recently been afflicted by a low high pitched sound in my right
ear but I can't really understand why it has happened, I don't listen
to loud music and I've always been cautious when it comes to high
volumed music/noise. The only two reasons I can come up with are
either that I'm a swimmer and I tend to dive too steeply from time to
time which creates pressure on my ear drums or my laptop computers'
very low but pretty high pitched hard drive sound (I spend a lot of
time in front of it). Can these two things be valid causes? I've been
hearing this sound for 4-5 days now, any chance that it'll just fade
out? I'm 21 by the way, if that might be of any help.
Elly Byrne - 18 Nov 2004 19:22 GMT
If one accepts that tinnitus could be due to muscle tension then
either or both of these could have contributed to it.
But usually there has been long standing tension building up in your
body. Then something happened happened to send it over the edge.
At 21 years of age - are you a student?
At this time of the year have you been doing excessive study?
Tinnitus is a pain in the neck
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>Hello
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>hearing this sound for 4-5 days now, any chance that it'll just fade
>out? I'm 21 by the way, if that might be of any help.
francispoon - 19 Nov 2004 19:23 GMT
> Hello
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> hearing this sound for 4-5 days now, any chance that it'll just fade
> out? I'm 21 by the way, if that might be of any help.
It might have something to do with your head posture in front of the
pc.Get a chiropractic to relax your spine and see if it helps.