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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Tinnitus / July 2004tinnitus and neck pain
I have read alot here about tinnitus and neck pain, I have been told I have osteophytes which are connecting with my spinal cord and i also have a bulging disc in my neck, the Drs say none of these are related to my tinnitus, what does everyone else think? Jenny I think you may be right Jenny. I have had chronic neck pain and tinnitus for about the same amount of time. My osetopath said he had experienced the same symptoms before in some patients. Of course, my GP and doctors at the hospital are not convinced. My tinnitus is a lot more worse when my neck pain is bad. I also have a bluging disc in my neck. Apparently this is quite common ! Stevie >I have read alot here about tinnitus and neck pain, I have been told I have >osteophytes which are connecting with my spinal cord and i also have a >bulging disc in my neck, the Drs say none of these are related to my >tinnitus, what does everyone else think? >Jenny I don't know exactly what kind of neck pain you have but try this, use your thumb and trace your collar bone from you shoulder until it meets your sternum(breastbone). Place your thumb on the underside of your collar bone in the hollow where it meets your sternum and mash like hell and squiggle your thumb all around until you find the most tender spot. After you have located that spot mash on it daily for weeks or maybe months until you become somewhat of a masochist. This will help release the largest muscle that in your neck, the SCM, the sterno-cledio-mastiod (sp) and help relieve your neck pain. The muscle attaches at the point I described. Cheers, Rich >I have read alot here about tinnitus and neck pain, I have been told I have >osteophytes which are connecting with my spinal cord and i also have a >bulging disc in my neck, the Drs say none of these are related to my >tinnitus, what does everyone else think? >Jenny Definitely. Tinnitus is a pain in the neck Elly's Tinnitus Resources http://eebee.net/ For email: elly at eebee.cjb.net > >I have read alot here about tinnitus and neck pain, I have been told I have > >osteophytes which are connecting with my spinal cord and i also have a [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > > For email: elly at eebee.cjb.net Art wrote in message ... hmm watchya mean by much lower? >"Elly Byrne" <elly@eebeehmm watchya mean by muc.cjb.net.noway> wrote in message >news:cmt5f019j86cb9pr5g9esbld5cb7sq47h3@4ax.com... >> [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] >> >> For email: elly at eebee.cjb.net In some persons it is not the disc or the osteophyte that may be the cuase, but the resultant muscle spasms of the back of the neck. Murray Grossan, M.D. http://www.ent-consult.com > I have read alot here about tinnitus and neck pain, I have been told I have > osteophytes which are connecting with my spinal cord and i also have a > bulging disc in my neck, the Drs say none of these are related to my > tinnitus, what does everyone else think? > Jenny There is a direct connection between neck muscle tension and tinnitus tho it is very hard to say whether or not it is a cause and effect relationship. I read somewhere that neck muscle tension could affect the secretion of inner ear fluid. FP ===============
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