I’ve heard on tv that botox can stop migraine headaches, that are located in the forehead, by deadening the nerves. Just out of curiosity, do you think tinnitus might be stopped, or at least alleviated, by injecting botox into the head around the ears?

Does anybody have or know of any cures or advice for dealing with the pain and discomfort caused by having Tinitus?

I’m 22, it has been constant for 6 years now as a result of Meniere’s disease. It is unbearably loud 90% of the time.

It also caused deafness in my right ear, so white noise doesn’t work anymore. I’ve tried pretty much every non-surgical tinnius treatment. what can I do?

i have tinnitus – since very young either born with it or got it at young age
did notice until now – teenager
i sometimes hear things like- school bell, computer noise, game, etc- i hear these things then after a while i hear it again but the thing is off- doesn’t happen like every hour like 2-4 time a day
bonus Q: does taking school band bad for it?
and i dont listen to loud music
or much music in general beside like school band

Can I have documented tinnitus and still get hired on as a firefighter?

I saw my doctor in 2002 about this and he said there was no treatments yet and no cure yet
I have no other symptoms. Just constant ringing in the ears.

I was wondering how long it could take before it’s permanent tinnitus.

What is the Maximum?

Sincere
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People with Tinnitus from Loud Music or noise. Does the pitch of your tinnitus change when you bite your teeth down, does it change when you listen to music get louder, Or does it stay the same exact tone no matter what is going on.

I belive I have TMJ tinnitus But I havent been to a doctor yet, im trying to find out if this research on the internet is true, or if I have a different disorder..

Temporo-Mandibular Joint (TMJ) syndrome:
This jaw disorder may cause tinnitus and is characterized by many
symptoms, including headaches, earaches, tenderness of the jaw
muscles, dull facial pain, jaw noises, the jaw locking open, and pain
while chewing.
The Sternocleidomastoideus muscle connects on your sternum
by the collar bone on both sides and goes back to the back
of the ear. It’s about 6-10 inches long and when it gets
tight, it can pull on the TMJ area thereby creating a pull
on the muscles and ligaments around the inner ear area.
Almost certainly the final "pull" is the sphenomandibular
ligament which connects the ear drum and TMJ. An osteopath
can work with this. Xanax or other benzo’s can provide
tension relief as well. The masseter and temporalis muscles
(those in front of the ear and above the ear can cause the
same TMJ/tinnitus problems. If a person wants to know if
their tinnitus is connected to their TMJ in some way, have
them 1) clench their teeth- does it change the tinnitus? 2)
push in hard on the jaw with your palm. Does the tinnitus
change? (Get louder/softer, pitch or tone change) 3) Push in
on the forehead with your hand hard. Resist with the head.
Any changes? In about half the people I talk to, they find a
TMJ correlation they never even dreamed of…

Is this research True, or is my tinnitus from loud music?
This is what is up, one night I heard a loud roaring in my ears, then the tinnitus begun. When i bite my jaw it makes the tinnitus louder, or when I put pressure on my teeth. When I listen to music treble sounds distorted and it makes the tinnitus worse. Does anyone know a way to fix this from home or do you have to see a specialist, and are you sure this is not from sound induced trama.

Hello, when I lay my right ear down on a soft surface such as a pillow. If I close up my ears with anything else i don’t hear it, but as soon as I lay down I hear this ringing in my ear. This is only in my right ear. Do you know if this is something other than Tinnitus? Or if I could maybe just wash my ear out really well might fix it or something? Thanks!

i am one of those sufferers of tinnitus for two yrs. and 4 months now. My hearing was profoundly affected and my gait balance as well. Please advise or suggest any helpful solutions.thanks