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There can be other causes besides noise exposure, like TMJ/teeth grinding which can affect the nerves.
by 124816 4y ago
There can be other causes besides noise exposure, like TMJ/teeth grinding which can affect the nerves.
- piceas 4y agoFor me ibuprofen (at recommend doses, reasons for use etc.) makes it worse/noticeable. Acetaminophen doesn't have the same problem for me so I'm assuming it's not just that I'm clenching my jaw without noticing.
- nkmnz 4y agoIbuprofen increases blood pressure, which is associated with higher levels of tinnitus. You might check in with your GP - maybe some intervention to lower blood pressure could reduce your overall tinnitus?
- hirvi74 4y agoI feel much better about getting a custom mouthguard for my bruxism now. Also, in case anyone is wondering, it was well worth the insane price for a piece of molded plastic.
- mixmastamyk 4y agoMouth guards for American football, customized by heating and biting them, are pretty cheap in my experience. Not sure how workable they are for other issues.