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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Tinnitus / October 2006Tinnitus and Jaw Movement
My T gets louder with jaw movement or when I yawn. I felt that this could be TMJ related. On the questionaire in the office,I could relate to a lot of the questions. The nurse said there that of the people who had T and were cured by TMJ type of treatments, they tended to have high pitched T, like me. Tests came back negative, although there was swelling in my right muscle near my right ear where my T is. She talked like it was not related to my T, but I'm going to try advil to be sure. I was sure they were going to say something, but came back dissappointed. Just venting ... Get a massage therapist specially train to do a cranial allignment. Has cured more than 6 people, I know of, of their TMJ problems. > My T gets louder with jaw movement or when I yawn. I felt that this > could be TMJ related. On the questionaire in the office,I could [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > I was sure they were going to say something, but came back > dissappointed. Just venting ... > My T gets louder with jaw movement or when I yawn. I felt that this could > be TMJ related. On the questionaire in the office,I could relate to a lot of [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > I was sure they were going to say something, but came back dissappointed. > Just venting ... It's very common for T to change in pitch -- usually louder -- when you yawn, clench your teeth, etc. And most T is high-pitched. Unless you have other symptoms of TMJ disorder -- pain in your jaw, locking jaw, trouble opening or closing your mouth, the chances are almost zero that TMJ treatment will be of any help whatsoever. Joe "Mr. Y" <ndbanerjeevideos@insightbb.com> wrote in part: >My T gets louder with jaw movement or when I yawn. I felt that this could >be TMJ related. Most people with tinnitus can increase/decrease it with jaw or other muscle tension changes. Most people withOUT tinnitus can temporarily produce it with jaw or other muscle tension changes. This does not appear to have anything to do with TMJ problems, though there may be a rare exception.  SignatureJim Chinnis / Warrenton, Virginia, USA Want to discuss Meniere's? See http://groups.yahoo.com/group/MenieresDG > Most people with tinnitus can increase/decrease it with jaw or other > muscle [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > there > may be a rare exception. Jim, like many others I share this effect. Is it known what what parts are actually being squeezed when one thrusts the jaw forward? Steve On 10/24/06 4:37 PM, in article xNKdnYIMaMsuPqPYnZ2dnUVZ_qadnZ2d@insightbb.com, "Mr. Y" <ndbanerjeevideos@insightbb.com> wrote: > but I'm going to try advil to be sure Advil can aggrevate tinnitus.
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