Frequently Asked Questions about Pulsatile Tinnitus



Frequently Asked Questions about Pulsatile Tinnitus. Learn how to assist pulsatile tinnitus. Deal with this situation in the identical approach as you’d regular tinnitus. Essential to calm down sufficient to assist blood strain and heartfelt points to relax too.
Pulsatile tinnitus continues to be your nervous system listening out too acutely for the second. Your head is pulsing with a cardiac pulse since you are alive. This isn’t an “essential” sound and so whenever you cease worrying about it and understand that it’s utterly regular to listen to your coronary heart beating now and again, your mind will begin to filter it out and ignore it prefer it has performed already for a few years. One of the best ways to get there’s to give attention to different issues and assist your system change off and calm down with body-practices, exterior hands-on assist and doing all of the belongings you usually love doing.

Frequently Asked Questions about Pulsatile Tinnitus

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44 thoughts on “Frequently Asked Questions about Pulsatile Tinnitus”

  1. Hi Julian, First of all i must appreciate your effort that you have touched a very complex issue for which i was looking for a long period of time. This PT is very painful and strange disorder. I have this issue from almost 10 years but never told anyone. Just wanted to ask that along with nervous Impulse and Arterial Impulse, do we get the ears drum vibration while talking to someone. I have the nervous impulse and Arterial impulse along with vibration of ear drums of my own sound when talking and breathing fast. Need your feedback on this.
    Thanks alot for your effort.

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  2. Sir, u r so right. Your video just makes sense. I have had swooshing in my ear for a few months now, went to drugstore, as I won't go to doctor and they just give drugs anyway. I thought an infection? Nope. So I purchased polysporin antibiotic drops. A pharmacist who is a walking dictionary and knows more than alot of doctors, told me I didn't need to go to the doctor. I said the same thing to Him. As I spoke with him the last thing he said is this is caused from stress. If you rule out infection and such what else makes sense. It's stress. As I drove home (20 min) I kept thinking, oh my gosh, STRESS! I thought back to the last few months……yup stress. Your video makes so much sense to relax the body in everyway. As I know there is no cure for Tinnitus. I just hope it has nothing to do with blood pressure??? Thank U for your video.

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  3. It’s not constant for me but if I’ve been sitting for a while and suddenly lay down I hear like a lot of air noise and sometimes have a headache. Never really had hearing problems that I know of but I have anxiety and sometimes I would hear occasional ringing in my ears. I’m only 14 this is kind of stressing me out

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  4. I heard it's due to bad circulation. Because of this pandemic, I'm not able to go to the gym but tried dancing to keep healthy in the beginning but I get bored easily. I read that fasting, taking key vitamins and minerals really help. I read that black coffee may be ok but I don't really drink coffee. I live in a really noisy city near a major airport and since there aren't many flights going on it's pretty quiet. When I'm out and about I'm okay it's just when I get home it comes back.

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  5. I only can sense the pulse when I focus on it and it goes with my heartbeat. It is in my right ear but also I have a mild or very low pitch ringing. Can that ringing be produced by the pulse?

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  6. I have an equal amount of 8KHZ (measurement by ear doctor) ringing in both ears – feels like a microwave on my head. Started in the middle of lockdown so I put it down to "stress" and everyone tells me it is "stress".It's present all the time and when I a severe bout crops up it lasts about 3/4 days and I am obligated to take sleeping pills. My nerves are under control and I do plenty of exercise as I am a physically nervous person , eat well, blood pressure within range, weight good and this ringing won't go away. Now I have headaches combined with this ringing.

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  7. I hear constant whooshing sound that goes with my heartbeat only in right ear…it stops when I press my carotid artery..but comes back the moment I stop compressing…My MRI and audiometric tests are normal. I also underwent Doppler study of carotid artery, it was normal too.can someone tell me how to get cure ?

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  8. Idk if I have the same conditions, but the ‘tinnitus’ cor me is triggered whenever I’m yawning or burping, also good to share is that it’s the dame sound that you hear whenever you’re yawning.

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  9. Iv been experiencing this whooshing sound in my left ear but it went away, l started exercising early in the morning and eating oats and drinking lots of water and its gone. Im guessing the whooshing sound came from eating fatty foods and not enough veges and not enough exercise. Hope this helps someone that whooshing can drive one mad

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  10. I'm 15 and a whooshing sound started in my left ear around a week ago, it was in sync with my pulse, however, I realized that during the mornings it disappears. I'm not sure if this means I'm somewhat recovering or what..

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  11. I’m 14 and thought I had pulsatile tinnitus but now I’m thinking otherwise because it

    1. Doesn’t follow the beat of my heart
    2. I only comes in 1-2 beats at a time and then goes away for a couple of seconds then another 1-2 beats

    3. It only happens every other day

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  12. I literally got scared so much tonight. I'm writing this right now after having experienced (what I think might be) this.

    I was sleeping (or trying to?) and I had 2 episodes where I could hear like a somewhat throbbing sound, as if I could hear my heartbeat/pulse and it was so loud and enveloping. I also felt as if I couldn't move my muscles until I (what I think was) woke up and then I couldn't hear that sound again and I could move my muscles. It gave me such a scare. The first time it happened, it felt so real. Like a sort of very real nightmare. And then shortly after I've tried to go to sleep again, it happened again.
    I'm not sure whether this was just a very vivid nightmare or this condition or both. I'm scared though… 😕

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  13. I was sitting silently in my office, getting lost in thought, when I thought I could hear my pulse. I learned it was pulsatile tinnitus and searched it on YT and found this. Interesting video, thanks for sharing.

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  14. I can't take it anymore! Nothing works. Xanax, destressing.. nothing nothing NOTHING. I'm so worried about my heart. No high blood pressure. I can stop the tinnitus with pushing on my jugular.. so I just do that constantly. I can't take it no more

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  16. my pulsatile tinnitus started yesterday after twisting and stretching my neck and moving my chin and neck backward and inward, and it gets louder if i jump, run and move my head and neck. i hope it goes away.

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  17. SIR I AM FROM INDIA. SIR WHENEVER A BIRD tweetsl, a beat starts in my left ear like heart..but not always or by any sound it only happens when bird tweets, SIR i am not joking and i live in a very green area where there is a lot of green environment with birds and nature so that's why i heard bird sound many time specially in the early morning…🙏🙏

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  18. Although pulsative tinnitus can be caused by stress as this gentleman says it can also be an early symptom for serious disease. Don't assume its stress. See a doctor and rule out.

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  19. The 9 years of pain brought about by TMJ and bruxism were eliminated following the routine provided by this TMJ treatment. The pain and also head aches have also reduced. Surely, looking for this guidebook made my life much better. I discovered this guide by Google. Name of this tip is Cora Tmjocυn
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  20. I'm experiencing this right now after stopping Mirtazapine (Remeron) , been off for five weeks, started about 3 weeks ago, the only relief I get is when I take propranolol . I know it's because my CTS is currently in overdrive. I think it's just going to be a time heal's issue with me. Any advice welcome.

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  21. I have had a pulsating ringing sound in my left ear for several weeks and its made me overly stressed and irritated

    I believe this is caused by over use of caffeine and stress as it comes and goes with time

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  22. dear mr doctor julian cowan…. i suffer from pulsatile tinnitus… ive read a alot about craniosacral therapy… so my questions is… IS PULSATILE TINNITUS THE SAME?? i mean really… can there be a spine-problem for example??? please answer me julian, please… im so alone and suicidal sir

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  23. Julian is it possible to have somatic Tinnitus or having. a hidden root infection of a tooth that causes heart issues? My T was almost gone and then my neck got strained and T went back up. My dr told me to use Afrin to ease any fullness in the ear and it started over again. Isn’t pulsatile T a result of digestive issues. I can have both T. I think candida is a culprit of pulsatile

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  24. Whenever I have it comes with a throbbing pain in the base of the neck..feel lightheaded.. I have to lie down and put pressure on the neck for it to subside..I notice it usually happens after a workout session.. Is this something to worry about??

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  25. Very true I must say.. I learned to relax and my tinnitus doesn’t give me anxiety anymore. It’s as if I forget I had it until I’m surprised by it…then ignored it stays again.

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  26. Wonder what CNS depressant drugs like benzos would do for it then, if your body is too amped up and overly trying to listen for threats and since relaxing, ''molly coddling'' etc helps it go away, how would a drug that reduces stress and anxiety help tinnitus.

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  27. Thank you so much for this. I believe I developed eye twitching & pulsatile tinnitus as a result of deep grief as you described in your client. I had to give up on someone I still loved because she was beyond help for years, and initially had nightmares about it followed by this. On some days when I experience deep loneliness it starts again. It seems to go away when I play video games. I've always been high strung, HSP, highly sensitive to stimulus, so perhaps my grief manifests itself as psychosomatic symptoms.

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