Tinnitus can also be caused by incredibly tight/weak neck muscles such as the scalenes/SCM
Tinnitus can also be caused by high blood pressure - literally from hearing the blood.
Tinnitus can also be caused by compression of blood vessels - such as the subclavian artery (subclavian bruit) - often due to induced turbulent flow through the area.
Tinnitus can also be caused by something such as a cerebrospinal fluid leak.
Educate yourself.
Many people cured of CSF leaks or something like Thoracic Outlet Syndrome in which a scalene muscle is cut report decades of tinnitus being somewhat or completely relieved after surgery.
Tinnitus is caused by many, many things - some of which are cured from random things that people don't realize is going to have effect.
However, if you do have one of few neurological disease causes/damaged hairs, that shit definitely sucks and I don't think there's much hope yet aside from earbuds playing a matched frequency. I've actually heard of a good amount of success for some with supposed damaged hairs in that line of treatment - have you ever attempted to try it?
Not my intent to sound like a dick. I've had pretty severe tinnitus for now half of my life and I'm quite young. Shit sucks.
Tinnitus can be caused by a neurological disease
Tinnitus can also be caused by incredibly tight/weak neck muscles such as the scalenes/SCM
Tinnitus can also be caused by high blood pressure - literally from hearing the blood.
Tinnitus can also be caused by compression of blood vessels - such as the subclavian artery (subclavian bruit) - often due to induced turbulent flow through the area.
Tinnitus can also be caused by something such as a cerebrospinal fluid leak.
Educate yourself.
Many people cured of CSF leaks or something like Thoracic Outlet Syndrome in which a scalene muscle is cut report decades of tinnitus being somewhat or completely relieved after surgery.
Tinnitus is caused by many, many things - some of which are cured from random things that people don't realize is going to have effect.
However, if you do have one of few neurological disease causes/damaged hairs, that shit definitely sucks and I don't think there's much hope yet aside from earbuds playing a matched frequency. I've actually heard of a good amount of success for some with supposed damaged hairs in that line of treatment - have you ever attempted to try it?
Not my intent to sound like a dick. I've had pretty severe tinnitus for now half of my life and I'm quite young. Shit sucks.