@Melike, how were you diagnosed? I went to the dentist and he said I don't have any signs of TMJ, but I have jaw pain and clicking sounds in my jaw. Are you able to get some treatment?
I would be optimistic, according to the following link: https://www.ata.org/managing-your-tinnitus/treatment-options/tmj-treatments "In some cases, tinnitus is caused by physiological functions or disorders within the body. In these less-common situations, addressing the baseline physical cause can eliminate or drastically reduce tinnitus symptoms."
@Casper I got examined by one of the top T surgeons in my country (he is a professor). He said there is a little misalignment of my jaw and some problems than can restrict my jaw movements. I had no pain but clicking sounds, TTTS, a morse code type than I can change by pressing my TMJ at tht side. Also lots of tension headaches.
@Kolisar Hey, thanks Kolisar. I really don't know. It is a loooong long process and we still don't know if it would help the T. Maybe it would eliminate my morse code but my actual T will still be there with a big smile on its face. It was going better tho.
Hey @Melike, thanks for your reply. I hope this is the beginning of some real improvement for you. If you don't mind me asking, what kind of treatment is he suggesting?
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