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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Tinnitus / September 2003Is this tinnitus?
I have had tinnitus for several years, a persistent high pitched whistling "sound" which I mostly ignore; but recently I have noticed a thumping-like sound in one ear. It's occasional, has no consistent pattern, and the best I can describe it: it's like a soft bubble popping. There seems to be no connection with any throat/Eustachian tube problem that I can detect. Has anyone experienced this? Is it a form of tinnitus? Probably brain cancer. Get it checked > I have had tinnitus for several years, a persistent high pitched > whistling "sound" which I mostly ignore; but recently I have noticed a [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > Has anyone experienced this? Is it a form of tinnitus? What a stupid answer...... Are any of you really suffering from tinnitus? Think not, you find it very amusing to go back and forth with stupid remarks and backstabbing, pathetic..... Allie McGaha... > Probably brain cancer. Get it checked > [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > > > Has anyone experienced this? Is it a form of tinnitus? You go KiKi > What a stupid answer...... Are any of you really suffering from tinnitus? > Think not, you find it very amusing to go back and forth with stupid [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > > > > > > Has anyone experienced this? Is it a form of tinnitus? > Probably brain cancer. Get it checked It's Quite clear the that not everyone can get away with such an answer. . . . What would have happende if Nagler came up with such an answer ? . . . I know he didn't but if ! Nobody listens to confirmed liar anyway so it wouldn't matter. He has made a mockery of support, and the NG here so now it's everybody else's turn. Don't like it? Turn it off. > > Probably brain cancer. Get it checked > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > What would have happende if Nagler came up with such an answer ? . . . I > know he didn't but if ! Maybe you have water in the ear (or something?) see an ent if you really are concerned. > I have had tinnitus for several years, a persistent high pitched > whistling "sound" which I mostly ignore; but recently I have noticed a [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > Has anyone experienced this? Is it a form of tinnitus? > Maybe you have water in the ear (or something?) see an ent if you really are > concerned. wonderful advice, bobby. i'll bet he never even thought about seeing an ent. hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha. Sounds like you have several types of tinnitus (all sounds that a person can hear in their ears or head, by the way, and doesn't originate from the outside world, can be called tinnitus).......one is a the sound of the blood moving through your veins (swooshing) and the other could be the blood moving through the arteries (thump thump...this is time with the heart) or it could be a tic reflex of tiny middle ear muscles like twitch twitch......this doesn't go with the heartbeat and often stops when we turn our heads, move away from whatever it is that is stimulating this response (rushing water or whatever) and comes and goes........ Good idea to have an audiologist check out your system....and an otologist, not an ENT. MJ Or it ould be brain fluid leaking into your hearing centres. > Sounds like you have several types of tinnitus (all sounds that a person can > hear in their ears or head, by the way, and doesn't originate from the outside [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > > MJ Is it in time with your heartbeat? Then it would be called Pulsatile Tinnitus. http://eebee.net/pt.shtml >I have had tinnitus for several years, a persistent high pitched >whistling "sound" which I mostly ignore; but recently I have noticed a [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > >Has anyone experienced this? Is it a form of tinnitus? Tinnitus is a pain in the neck Elly's Tinnitus Resources http://www.eebee.net/ http://www.tinnitusrelief.net/ For email: elly at eebee.cjb.net It sound like it could be. I have heard about thumping but I personally have only experienced the high pitched whistling. I would see a doctor about it and rule out any other possibilities. Good luck  Signature~*~ The A.S.T. Motto ~*~ "Never wrestle with a pig, you get dirty and the pig enjoys it." ~*~ > I have had tinnitus for several years, a persistent high pitched > whistling "sound" which I mostly ignore; but recently I have noticed a [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > Has anyone experienced this? Is it a form of tinnitus? I have heard about thumping but I personally have only experienced the high pitched whistling. The wife and I hear thumping in our bedroom just about every-other night. I hate that damn headboard. |
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