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Dizziness, Headaches and Eye Pain

nmackintosh

Member
Author
Mar 13, 2016
30
Tinnitus Since
03/2016
Cause of Tinnitus
Loud noise
Hey everyone,

I've had tinnitus for about eight years due to an acoustic trauma. Along with that, I've experienced intermittent dizziness, headaches, and eye pain.

For the past year or so, these symptoms have become a daily occurrence and don't seem to be improving. Has anyone else experienced something like this? Has anything helped to improve it?

I've undergone hearing tests, caloric testing, and VNG testing, and as far as I know, everything has come back normal.

Thanks.
 
Hey everyone,

I've had tinnitus for about eight years due to an acoustic trauma. Along with that, I've experienced intermittent dizziness, headaches, and eye pain.

For the past year or so, these symptoms have become a daily occurrence and don't seem to be improving. Has anyone else experienced something like this? Has anything helped to improve it?

I've undergone hearing tests, caloric testing, and VNG testing, and as far as I know, everything has come back normal.

Thanks.
This sounds like vestibular/ocular migraine. I have had the same issue since an acoustic trauma in February 2023, as well as floaters and light sensitivity in my vision. Nortriptyline and Gabapentin are helping, as well as magnesium, riboflavin, CoQ10, and vitamin D.
 
This sounds like vestibular/ocular migraine. I have had the same issue since an acoustic trauma in February 2023, as well as floaters and light sensitivity in my vision. Nortriptyline and Gabapentin are helping, as well as magnesium, riboflavin, CoQ10, and vitamin D.
Thanks. I have tried Nortriptyline with a bit of success but I will try a few other things. The straight up eye pain is the weirdest symptom.
 
Do you have any neck pain or issues? I struggled with the same thing, and it turned out my traps were weak. I started going to the gym to work on it.

When I feel it coming on, I usually take some anti-inflammatory medication.

Do you work on computers or anything similar in your job?
 
Do you have any neck pain or issues? I struggled with the same thing, and it turned out my traps were weak. I started going to the gym to work on it.

When I feel it coming on, I usually take some anti-inflammatory medication.

Do you work on computers or anything similar in your job?
Not that I know.
Do you have any neck pain or issues? I struggled with the same thing, and it turned out my traps were weak. I started going to the gym to work on it.

When I feel it coming on, I usually take some anti-inflammatory medication.

Do you work on computers or anything similar in your job?
I don't have neck pain, but according to information I found online, it seems like it could be vestibular migraines. However, the symptoms can feel really strange at times.

I experience daily headaches and dizziness, and my tinnitus tends to worsen during an episode.
 
@nmackintosh, what @AverageJoe12 is following is Dr. Hamid Djalilian's migraine protocol. It involves a stepwise approach that incorporates several supplements and medications. Trying each one individually is often not effective.
 

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