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It works for people that have tinnitus due to tight neck muscles. Tinnitus due to damaged ears is a whole different beast.
by rewgs 3y ago
It works for people that have tinnitus due to tight neck muscles. Tinnitus due to damaged ears is a whole different beast.
- deadbolt 3y agoI went to a lot of loud concerts when I was younger and just assumed that I had tinnitus from those, and until now, I had no idea there were multiple causes of tinnitus. I had assumed this was incurable but if my tinnitus is from tight neck muscles, that seems fixable. I'm going to reach out to my doctor about this. Thank you, I think you might have just greatly improved my life.
- criddell 3y agoWhen you twist your head around, do you hear a grinding noise? For me, it’s almost like a cardboard box being dragged across a sandy floor. It is a real noise because I’ve been able to record it with my phone. I also have tinnitus. I wonder if it’s all related?
- rewgs 3y agoIn your case, it might just be. Tinnitus due to TMJ, tight neck muscles, etc is very common, and in all those cases it is curable by treating the underlying mechanical issues.