I'm new to Tinnitus Talk but very glad to find it.
I have pulsatile tinnitus which comes and goes. It's almost always present when I first wake in the morning but goes away after a couple of hours. It's also present different times of the day and night. I don't have a problem with high blood pressure, typically it runs low but my pulse rate runs higher than normal most of the time. I have PVC's (Premature Ventricular Contractions) so being able to hear that my heart is not beating in normal rhythm is unnerving (putting it mildly) .
I've had about every heart test there is and my cardiologist says not to worry about it. He's regarded as one of the best cardiologist in the State. My GP doesn't seem overly concerned either. I'm a fairly active and upbeat person but all of this is dragging me down physically, mentally and emotionally. According to my research done online for at home solutions, there doesn't seem to be a lot I can do.
I have pulsatile tinnitus which comes and goes. It's almost always present when I first wake in the morning but goes away after a couple of hours. It's also present different times of the day and night. I don't have a problem with high blood pressure, typically it runs low but my pulse rate runs higher than normal most of the time. I have PVC's (Premature Ventricular Contractions) so being able to hear that my heart is not beating in normal rhythm is unnerving (putting it mildly) .
I've had about every heart test there is and my cardiologist says not to worry about it. He's regarded as one of the best cardiologist in the State. My GP doesn't seem overly concerned either. I'm a fairly active and upbeat person but all of this is dragging me down physically, mentally and emotionally. According to my research done online for at home solutions, there doesn't seem to be a lot I can do.
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