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Tinnitus issue
I am a tinnitus sufferer, i am on absolut 3g for a month now after seeing a little bit reduction in tinnitus with Zyrtec.
But its not. 100% going. I have observed one pattern that is when i turn my neck towards right and press the point mentioned in the picture the hissing/screeching sound increases considerably. Can this be eustachian tube related? I am unable to meet my ent doctor due to lockdown..
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Tinnitus is better investigate even report s are normal
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Mri angio help and rule out CP angal
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No it is probably not related to eustachian tube. you on pressing may be compressing blood vessel which might increase sound due to turbulence of blood flow in inner ear but nothing seems serious.
stop doing this and just relax for few days if iis not disturbing your sleep.
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Dr. Ajay Shedge
Ear-Nose-Throat (ENT) Specialist
13 yrs exp
Thane
Please elaborate whether
1. Any complaints of painful / blocked ear?
2. Any complaints of blocked nose / running nose / sneezing?
3. Any complaints of nausea / headache?
4. Taking medications for any other problem?
5. Any audiology test done previously?
Possible diagnosis
1. Inflammatory disorder of nerves in & around the ear.
2. Congestion of space behind the eardrum.
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please revert via chat with above information
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Avoid noise pollution
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