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Being in front of a computer most of the day is not natural, technology is truly killing us even though you exercise good posture, sitting down is unnatural to the spine, your blood circulation is slowed considerably, your eyes don't exercise because they're constantly set on a computer screen...

I feel it pulsating when I exercise, or I lay down a certain way after having a neurologist and a GP reassured me I am not in any danger (I had a brain MRI) and tinnitus is nothing to worry about in terms of health I have pretty much accepted my tinnitus to the point I feel it mostly in quiet...

You don't need to go to a specialist on lyme, a simple blood test will do (Elisa of course so they know to look for lyme)

If you had tinnitus due to neurological lyme disease, tinnitus would be the least of your pains!! trust me.... it's a horrible thing that I wouldn't wish on my worst enemy!! from headaches, to being unable to move, to sometimes losing eye sight, to vertigo and falling constantly.... lyme is...

we're gonna die one day either way, so why be so whinny about tinnitus, it could be worse!!!

No idea, its been five months and I am still dizzy, though to a lesser degree... the anxiety that it causes is the worst symptom but I am getting out the hole, controlling anxiety over the vertigo is the best way to deal with it. the tinnitus still here, and I can tell when I am gonna have...

try living with periodical migraines, asthma, constant non stop back pain....and on top of that vestibular neuritis (which caused my tinnitus) plus yes fun fogginess and vertigo (which I am fighting with therapy to the ear) and I still wanna fight it! Maybe that is the reason tinnitus seems...

I think Karen might be able to help you better than I do your tinnitus sounds like its related to the neck, do you have neck issues? DO NOT go to a chiropractor if you have some neck issues, they will make it worse!! I hope u feel better but I think u can speak to karen, she seems very...

Karen, thank you so much for your response, it is so encouraging my tinnitus bothers me at night when I am in silence but I don't notice it 60 to 70% of the time... I think I have adapted to it and I don't fear it as long as it doesn't get very loud the noise that bothers me is mostly certain...

There are two types of vertigo (Central and peripheral), central is caused by the brain and peripheral by the ear. Central can be ruled out by a neurologist with some tests (probably the ones he did), on top of vertigo you'd have other symptoms like ataxia, passing out, strong headaches etc...

No way, over tinnitus? NO WAY I have suffered from chronic back pain which I got rid of after 5 years I have asthma I get migraines Recently I developed vertigo and I am battling it sorry to say but thinking of ending it all over something like tinnitus sounds a bit extreme to me...

In November I started to have vertigo, after three months of anxiety, stress, panic attacks over what could had been something horrible, I finally got to see the ENT and the neurologist. The neurologist did a brain MRI with liquid and found absolutely nothing wrong with me, so he referred me to...

My tinnitus started around November, I started to suffer from vertigo and now I have a diagnosis (Vestibular neuritis) I am currently doing Vestibular therapy and is helping with the vertigo, what is not helping with its with the tinnitus.... my affected ear is the left, that is where I have...

Karen thank you so much, I was here having another panic attack and sadly thinking of suicide and reading your message made me feel better! Do you mind telling the name of the maneuvers or exercises the chiropractor did with you? did they ever find the cause? maybe some vertebra or something...

have you been diagnosed with anything? good luck to you!