Tinnitus and the Neck

Hi!
I got my tinnitus due loud noise exposure and I've had it for 10 years now.
I am 19 years old and recently I have been starting to train real hard at the gym.
4 days ago I trained my shoulders and I noticed while training shoulders that my neck also got a lot of pressure. When I got home i noticed how my tinnitus has gotten louder and I belive it is because of tension in the neck.
What can I do and what do you people think?

 

This is called somatic tinnitus. It's quite normal that T sound can be modulated and increased / decreased with movements of the head and jaw. Here's one thread about somatic T - https://www.tinnitustalk.com/threads/somatic-tinnitus.812/

 

But, will it get better?

 

of course, these mini spikes due to efforts usually subside after a few minutes.

 

If you mean that can somatic T be cured, in some cases yes. Here's another review article about somatic T worth reading - http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3129953/

 

I am pretty familiar with somatic tinnitus. Its just I have had these kind of spikes before, but this time, I have had louder tinitus for 4 days (usally it only last minitus like when i press my jaw). Might this be due tension in my neck, and if so, how long does it take before the tension dissapear.

 

Another good primer from the British Tinnitus Association:

http://www.tinnitus.org.uk/tinnitus-and-disorders-of-the-TMJ-and-neck

 

My chiropractor has tinnitus and sometimes after a work out, he says his tinnitus gets worse. He said that it gets worse due to cranial pressure. But a good way to get relief is to get a chiropractic adjustment.... not that it will go away, but it will be relieved.