MRI Scan — Cavernomas and Brain Bleeds — Is It All of Us?

Discussion in 'Support' started by Ozwel, Oct 31, 2018.

    1. Ozwel
      Curious

      Ozwel Member

      Location:
      France
      Tinnitus Since:
      2005 (I was 19)
      Cause of Tinnitus:
      Auditive trauma
      Hi,

      I discover more and more people with tinnitus discovering they have issues in their brain after a MRI scan which is usually done for other reasons than tinnitus.

      For all of us tinnitus-carrier, who has done a brain MRI? For those of you, who discovered small issues in their white matter?

      Tinnitus is like an auditory cortex epilepsy, permanent. A storm of electricity who never stops.
      It's exactly the same happening when a small bleed from - let's say - a cavernoma or small singularity happens in the white matter in different parts of the brain.

      I think many people live with such things with no symptoms and just don't know about it because noone asks for a brain MRI if there's no issue or just tinnitus.
       
    2. monkey legs

      monkey legs Member

      Tinnitus Since:
      1991 (Low level). Worse Dec 2017 to Now
      Cause of Tinnitus:
      Ear injury (paintball) 1991. 2017 > Onwards Cause? Not sure.
      I will be seeing a Neurologist as soon as I can, and re-questing an MRI. Best to check everything we can I think. Thanks for the interesting information.

      Chimp.
       
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