Dealing with Tinnitus After Concussion | ACD - Ep. 113

[@johntravis7304]

@12:25 This is my type. hit my head on side of gym equipment, ignored it, kept working out, and day after, mild headache only 3 days later, BAM high pitched tinnitus, non-pulsatile, 24/7, subjective and EVERYTHING sounds SO much louder (hyperacusis)

[@phaedralasonas4270]

Tinnitus is an horrible illness, but am happy finally I got rid of it. Thanks to my doctor.

[@tourdfrance9263]

It is Phaedra!! I’m so happy for you🙏 What did your dr do if you don’t mind sharing it with everyone that is suffering from it? You advice is Much appreciated Phaedra🙏🙏🙏🙏❤️🌷

[@taemac10]

How did you get rid of it?

[@Lidia.Bella.Italiana]

13:55 Me. 😢 It never goes away.

[@realTomJones435]

Got into a bad vehicle accident and got whistling , buzzing in ears 24/7…at night worst lying in bed and sometimes outta nowhere , a high pitch screaming noise out of one ear almost hurts…i am going crazy with the buzzing, whistling and is draining me mentally….this is worst thing anyone can experience..hearing noises in both ears 24/7…high pitch one s are the worst…

[@SonuSingh-nf5qd]

Same problem bro 😢😢

[@AnneMarieBibby1966]

I'm so glad I found this site. I've suffered a concussion February 2021 Finally just had MRI of my brain and c-spine came back normal. Have an ENT appt next month. Since day one I have ringing in only my left ear/ with migraines. It's constant from the time I wake until I go to sleep. I hope we can find answers I'm not crazy I hear it. Any suggestions to take it down?

[@wesporter2176]

Maybe try an upper cervical chiropractor it's helped with my tinnitus somewhat but a lot with anxiety and headaches.

[@duncans4186]

Same here in my left ear from when I wake to when I fall asleep after a bike crash, I was unconscious for about four five hours and the impact was on my left side of my head. So gutted I got on my bike pissed. I always regret it and wish I could go back in time

[@AnneMarieBibby1966]

@@duncans4186 I'm so glad you are still with us. Thank God for that🙏 I'm glad I'm not alone in this, sometimes I swear people think I'm crazy..they just don't understand until you deal with it. How annoying it is, how simple things like music, mowing, hair drying or other noises aggravate it. Then the migraines/memory loss. I've since seen the ENT they said I've also suffered an Ear concussion with the head concussion. Still going for testing next month. Feel free to contact me if you just need to talk to someone who understands where you are coming from. Be well, stay safe. 🙏

[@duncans4186]

@@AnneMarieBibby1966 thank you have my deepest sympathy be also. I don't know whether it was the blow to my head or the nerve damage in my neck and I really want to know but what difference will it make that's just my OCD I guess. I hope one day there will be a cure but this guy who dose this chanel is really good, only just found him. Thanks again and hope your ok ☺️

[@AnneMarieBibby1966]

@@duncans4186 You are very welcome 😊 and yes he is very good! 😊

[@Richard-Chakote]

I Cured my tinnitus after 2 years with a PEMF device, using it on my neck and behind and below my ear. It helps to balance your nervous system.Makes common sense.

[@Callmegrandma]

What is a PEMF device?

[@Richard-Chakote]

@@Callmegrandma Pulse Electro Magnetic Frequency Field.. Just do a Google search.

[@rommajiwan1972]

​@Richard-Chakote where can I get this? Was your tinnitus caused by a head injury?

[@Richard-Chakote]

@@rommajiwan1972 I got it on eBay, some chiropractor s and ND offer pemf therapy as well

[@bflogal18]

I have had slight tinnitus in my left ear for years. Last week, I was in an accident and got a concussion. Since then both ears are constantly squealing at a high pitch. My right ear itches and is leaving liquid on my pillow. Seems strange after getting bumped on the head!

[@prakashspex]

You mentioned modified munzy technique,drainage of the ustatian tubes. I am probably spelling both of these words wrong,do you have the proper spelling so I can look it up or do you have a link to that technique ? THX

[@vinodsomareddy2356]

great work!!!!

[@madhavsirohi2225]

When I try to move my Head fast not too fast It hurts afterwards not for long but only for some time, Not dehydrated since urine is almost transparent, looked into types of Headaches feels most likely a tension headache, feel little pain on the forehead and sides of it. Can this be a concussion, also are some people more likely to get concussions as compared to others.

[@madhavsirohi2225]

Also when I try to punch in the air 😅, the same kind of things occur maybe because of the poor form/posture, It feels like that when I punch my shoulder and that part of chest moves a little and that shock moves up my neck and head. Could this also be because of weak neck and head muscles?

[@TheoneD11]

Hi doc. I had Tinnitus 3 weeks after bump to my head. ENT originally denied concussion. 3 weeks later when Tinnitus started I had a middle-ear infection from sinusitis. 4 months later I still suffer from Postnasal drip and still on antihistamines. So yes infection do cause Tinnitus

[@jeanpauljeanpaul2530]

Agreed...the exact same thing happened to me. ENT suggested putting a tube in.

[@zelovlogs4815]

did it go away after infection ?

[@jeanpauljeanpaul2530]

@@zelovlogs4815 sadly no, it it did improve afterwards at least, now a year later I just have some buzzing when I’m lying down to go to sleep, but it doesn’t interfere with my normal life.

[@TheoneD11]

@@jeanpauljeanpaul2530 do you take medicine?

[@jeanpauljeanpaul2530]

@@TheoneD11 I did two cycles of anti biotics, then went on Ativan at night to sleep.

[@c.a.6636]

Can you cover more on microglial priming?

[@mouhaahaahaa]

please help. i have gone to many doctors. three weeks ago i got a mild concussion and tinnitus in one ear. constant, only changing with stress. i am not sure what you recommend, vitamind, sleep and relaxation? i am leaving this world soon. i do not believe it ever goes away

[@philipjack8483]

Did your tinnitus ever improve? I also have ringing after mild concussion

[@mouhaahaahaa]

@@philipjack8483 I'm sorry for you. It didn't go away, it didn't get better. It got worse. I recommend doing what I didn't do but should have: don't panic, don't think about it if possible, live on, or else you'll teach your brain to be more aware of it. i know it's pretty impossible.

[@graemegeorgeharrison2468]

It’s horrific and unbearable

[@rui4659]

4 years after concussion im on my 3rd setback, its been a month so gar of struglle. The symptoms that persist when i have setbacks are nausea, dizziness, slightly compromised balance and tinnitus in both ears. When crisis grow in intensity, tinnitus volume amllifies along with it. Also sometimes my left or roght ear randomly starts getting really hot as a warning to some symptoms.

[@CompleteConcussions]

sorry to hear about your struggle. If you keep having setbacks, it is a sign that something is still off. I would recommend you check out our online program called the Concussion Fix which teaches you how to fix your physiology so that this stops happening and so that you can fully recover: concussiondoc.io/offer/the-concussion-fix/

[@rui4659]

@@CompleteConcussions Thank you for the reply. I am about to, i even met with Nikki, she was really kind on addressing some doubts. Im still having doubts if putting questions and problems on the forum are going to provide me in the direction of the testing i need, considering its done by distance and little direct connection to the patient, but you are probably my last resort, considering i have done inumerous tests, mri, blood, hormonal, my diet seems adequate.. also dont know if i can make certain tests that i might need here in portugal..

[@CompleteConcussions]

@@rui4659 We also do live Zoom calls every single week and there are 850 other people in the group right now that also chime in and provide assistance. The reality is that you don't need a lot of testing. You just gotta follow the steps and for the most part (90% of cases) that's all you need. It'll surprise you I'm quite sure :)

[@rui4659]

@@CompleteConcussions thank you for your reply, i appreciate your concern and attention you have with all of us going through this. I am definitely going to enroll and i thank you and your team again for the effort you put in trying to lead us back to the best we can be. Cheers

[@Maremare680]

27:00

[@emilyratajkowski2556]

Cured of Tinnitus after struggling with it for a year and some months, thanks to my doctor.

[@tourdfrance9263]

Hello Angelina, I’m so happy that you are cured from this terrible condition. I have been struggling with is for about a year now and every dr that I went to saying exactly the same.. even a specialist.. stscan all saying you have to live with it🥲 Any advice that you can help me and many who’s reading/have the same issue.. and how did your dr helped you to be cured from it? Thank you in advance for sharing it with us Angelina 🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@emilyratajkowski2556]

@@tourdfrance9263 Hi Tour, that was what they told me, but I couldn't just stop looking for solution cos it was just too horrible, that was when I came in contact with Dr. Akintola on KZbin from Africa, I purchased his herbal medicine, go for his counselling within 3 weeks using the herbal mixture based on his prescription I was totally cured.

[@hyramortiz5167]

What treatment finally helped?

[@emilyratajkowski2556]

@@hyramortiz5167 Hi Hyram, it was an herbal supplements i order from Africa from Dr Akintola on youtube that helped me.

[@taemac10]

What treatment worked?

[@Ryan-gx1se]

So why does it go away when you start drinking liquor.. feel like it drowns it out or a pain killer. Kinda does the same thing

[@CompleteConcussions]

This could be due to muscular relaxation and/or a reduction in an anxiety response that could be contributing to it...however it will likely increase after as the inflammatory effects of alcohol take over

[@elainep3447]

My ENT wouldn't help me with tinnitus.

[@bh9262]

Ringing? Sounds more like a high pitched squeeling to me!

[@MsItalianspice]

when i advance my jaw forward , i can hear the ringing louder, is this normal.

[@russellyoung3888]

I have the same response when I push my jaw forward

[@MsItalianspice]

@@russellyoung3888 good to know i am not the only one

[@MsItalianspice]

have pain on my left side of my neck. is this normal. was told that I have a stiff neck.

[@herbieburbie]

3 weeks after a concussion