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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Tinnitus / March 2007Pulsative Tinnitus
Hi, My right ear has continuous T. My left ear sometimes pulsates a little, especially when I lay down to sleep at night. Changing my neck position completely stops it. Putting my finger in my ear, twisting it, and taking it out sometimes helps, although I can not be sure. Any idea what the cause of this is, or is there anything I can do about it? > tHi, > My right ear has continuous T. My left ear sometimes pulsates a little, [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > Any idea what the cause of this is, or is there anything I can do about it? According to my own experience and what I have heard and read, if a patient could alter the volume of his or her tinnitus, chances are that he or she is suffering from somatic tinnitus or tinnitus related to muscle tension, which has nothing to do with whatever in the ear. You may to start with try to check if the pillow you are using is too high. Perhaps you can sleep with a wrapped towel under the neck and see if this helps. I was having dinner last night here in the city of ZhuHai, China. I told my story of tinnitus to a lady friend. She also mentioned that she once had tinnitus while at the same time suffering from neck trouble. She was released after a few acupuncture treatments. YOu can approach a nearby acupuncturist and ask the acupuncturist if he or she has had experience of treating tinnitus patients. In particular, ask the acupuncturist if you could talk to his or her patients who have had the treatments. I am convinced that the chiropractor has had good effects on my left ear. This comes in addition to the placebo benefit. I'm anxious to try some treatments, but I have 3 kids, and I usually have to drive pretty far. Also, these things tend to be very expensive and you don't know if it works until after you get a lot of treatments. There is an accupuncture guy why is also a chiropractor. I think that I might try him. What the heck. I assume that I should see results pretty quickly, if it works for me. On 3ÔÂ1ÈÕ, ÏÂÎç9ʱ59·Ö, "Mr. Y" <ndbanerjeevid...@insightbb.com> wrote: > tHi, > My right ear has continuous T. My left ear sometimes pulsates a little, [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > Any idea what the cause of this is, or is there anything I can do about > it? According to my own experience and what I have heard and read, if a patient could alter the volume of his or her tinnitus, chances are that he or she is suffering from somatic tinnitus or tinnitus related to muscle tension, which has nothing to do with whatever in the ear. You may to start with try to check if the pillow you are using is too high. Perhaps you can sleep with a wrapped towel under the neck and see if this helps. I was having dinner last night here in the city of ZhuHai, China. I told my story of tinnitus to a lady friend. She also mentioned that she once had tinnitus while at the same time suffering from neck trouble. She was released after a few acupuncture treatments. YOu can approach a nearby acupuncturist and ask the acupuncturist if he or she has had experience of treating tinnitus patients. In particular, ask the acupuncturist if you could talk to his or her patients who have had the treatments. > I am convinced that the chiropractor has had good effects on my left ear. > This comes in addition to the placebo benefit. [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > What the heck. I assume that I should see results pretty quickly, if it > works for me. I would give each kind of treatment no more 3 times to see if the body responds positively. =================================== > <fyfp...@gmail.com> wrote in message > [quoted text clipped - 27 lines] > the acupuncturist if you could talk to his or her patients who have > had the treatments. >Hi, >My right ear has continuous T. My left ear sometimes pulsates a little, [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > >Any idea what the cause of this is, or is there anything I can do about it? Hi Mr. Y, Pulsatile tinnitus is mostly due to tension in the neck muscles. If you change your position the neck muscle is eased. "I am convinced that the chiropractor has had good effects on my left ear." I totally agree. He has eased the neck muscles. There are exercises you can do to stretch the muscles. http://eebee.net/pt.shtml  SignaturePosted via a free Usenet account from http://www.teranews.com |
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