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Hi Magik I would get an MRI/A of your head and neck so that they can rule out anything sinister. There are many people on this site that have been through all of the testing and are still left with without an answer. That may be the case for you as well, but at least you'll know that there...

Hi Karen I was doing a little research online. There is a condition called "Vestibular Proxysmia". As I stated above my MRI/A results showed that my AICA loop abutted my Vestibulocochlear nerve. There is suggestion that the stated condition can cause "Tinnitus" & "Vertigo" but can be treated...

Hi Karen I have had and MRI/A of my head and neck with contrast. It was stated that my AICA Loop is abutting my vestibularcochlear nerve and this may be the cause. They also that this is was a normal variant. I figure if this were the case I would hear it all the time, and I don't. I...

Hi Karen Have you had any tests done to determine the cause of your PT? I have heard that most people with PT there is an underlying cause and it may just take time to find it. I am having a hard time understanding whether I have PT. From what I have read PT suffers, have a constant sound...

Hi Umut. I have not idea; however you're luck that it faded !! If it comes back I would suggest that you see your GP and ask to see an ENT specialist.

Hi Glynis To be honest I don't hear it at all when I exercise, which confuses me. So it's not there when I'm standing, sitting or exercising. I am very confused which is what greats most of my anxiety. Can Pulsatile Tinnitus be intermittent ? Ryan

Hello Everyone !! In February of this year I developed unilateral PT (right side). I am thankful that at this stage my PT is intermittent and sometime I don't have it at all. My PT is most presesnt at night.I don't believe that Its present during the day when standing or sitting. My PT is...