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Stress and "posture" are certainly big contributors. Any kind of pressure on the veins and nerves around the ear can cause tinnitus, which includes the muscles
by elric 1y ago
Stress and "posture" are certainly big contributors. Any kind of pressure on the veins and nerves around the ear can cause tinnitus, which includes the muscles in your neck, many of which attach to your shoulders. Sitting at a desk all day, or looking down at a phone, is probably a big contributing factor for many of us.
Stress can also cause us to subconsciously clench our jaws, which again can contribute.
Feeling stressed or fatigued certainly lowers my mental tolerance for annoying bullshit like tinnitus.
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- shinycode 1y agoVery interesting because I just noticed that when doing an effort like clenching my jaw or something that mobilize neck muscles the sound is x10. So maybe because of bad posture along the years my baseline is higher than it should be ?