Tensor Tympani Myoclonus and occipital neuralgia treatment- Sherry's story

Our amazing patient, Sherry, explains her battle with tensor tympani myoclonus, occipital neuralgia, internal tremors, and other symptoms she suffered after hitting her head. We are blessed to be a part of her journey to health and being able to return to the activities she loves slowly but surely. We wish you all the best in continued healing and excellent health!
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[@shonna79]

Whatever happened to me created Occipital and Trigeminal neuralgia disgnosed yet not one Dr (even mayo) believes that my neck and shoulder are what is causing them. I had a very bad fall that led to me hitting my neck/head at the very base of my skull. Im mow 5 years in and I'm almost completely disabled 90% of the time now at 45 years old. I pray one day I can make it to Florida. I too miss singing and people 💔

[@claudiabarroscoelho]

Tensor Tympani Myoclonus or pulsatile tinnitus from somatosensory origem from C2 input? Have you seen the tympanic membrane moving?