Tinnitus, Deafness and Ear Problems Support Group
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Hello,
I was interested to know if there is any correlation between the type of ringing, hissing, buzzing, etc.., and the possible underlying cause to ones tinnitus?
Pulsate tinnitus, is about the only type that states it could be a symptom of high blood pressure.
So, say for example, if one has "tinnitus" and hears "hissing" rather that a buzzing, could that possibly mean their tinnitus could possibly be from this than that. Or, for example, does overuse of aspirin cause a precise type of "tinnitus?"
Just wondering...
Pattylyn
I was interested to know if there is any correlation between the type of ringing, hissing, buzzing, etc.., and the possible underlying cause to ones tinnitus?
Pulsate tinnitus, is about the only type that states it could be a symptom of high blood pressure.
So, say for example, if one has "tinnitus" and hears "hissing" rather that a buzzing, could that possibly mean their tinnitus could possibly be from this than that. Or, for example, does overuse of aspirin cause a precise type of "tinnitus?"
Just wondering...
Pattylyn
I have not heard of any sound/cause correlation other then the pulsating/high blood pressure that you had mentioned. I have intermittent hissing noise, and probably originally occurred from loud music.
I had posted a thread recently with many responses related to "your possible cause for t". It may be helpful.
It is difficult to understand this curse. I have discovered over time in some situations that there is a correlation between anxiety as well as what you eat to t. I have discovered to stay away from foods that have much in the way of sodium within them. Also I have used positive distractions (such as pursuing things that I enjoy) to reduce the anxiety and stress. This had allowed me to better cope with my t, therefore now having intermittent good and bad days.
Hope that it will soon get better for you.