Anyone here ever had tinnitus?
 

It comes and goes, but DAMN! It's driving me crazy this time, it feels like "snap", "crackle" and "pop" have moved into my right ear. :helpme

i have experienced the ringing on occasion, but it sounds like you may have something else going on.

i began hearing pops and crackles behind my left ear when my wisdom teeth started causing me problems.

though.... http://healthlink.mcw.edu/article/1021057211.html

when's the last time you went to a dentist and had full x-rays done? :)

Thanks! Makes sense.... the only wisdom tooth I have left is impacted and on the right side.

High pitch noises make it worse... not fun.

hehehe get thee to a dentist, m'lady! :Graucho

teeth are really pain in the ass... hehehe :1orglaugh

I nearly got it during last week's Metallica concert. :glugglug

i am a heavy metal drummer, and i didnt use hearing protection when i started so i have a mild case of it. if its really quiet i can hear ringing in my ears

eww yeah, i can take stomach ache, headache ect but not toothache aww

yeah popping and crackign doesnt sound like tinnitus
tinnitus rings.

thank your stars though - once you get tinnitus you usually won't shake it and it gets progressively worse till it drives you mad.
A high percentage of tinitus sufferers in old age kill themselves coz it drives them crazy :helpme

I have it for almost 8 years now and its permanent.
It's quite annyoing. I feel with you. :(

Hope you get better soon :thumbsup

oh jesus, don't tell me that hahah.

I used to have it from playing the drums, but it actually seems to have gone away as I got older. Not sure why, I didn't think it would.

Ear infections can bring it on temporarily too.

had my wisdom teeth taken out when I was young BEFORE they started bothering me, the Doc said they would later on so I told him go get' em big boy.

Snap crackle pop probably isn't tinnitus. A lot of drugs are "ototoxic". NSAIDs (aspirin, ibuprofen, etc), some antibiotics, birth control pills, antidepressants, and more. Some foods will cause it, also. It doesn't always get worse. If it is permanent and progressive, you can get a little hearing aid like device to mask the noise. Talking in general terms, not about you, Jenn.

club disease:(

Your symptoms are syptoms of TMJ Disorder.


:)

http://www.tmj.org

the above one requires a login now


here's a better one
http://www.mckinley.uiuc.edu/health-.../tmj-diso.html

pain or pressure behind eyes, itchy ears, pressure in ears like being in the mountains, tooth ache and sinus pain are other symptoms of tmj disorder

by going to clubs ?


hehehe

use fucking earplugs. :2 cents:

I get that once in a while I think I have TMJ some jaw disorder.

Thats an annoying fucking thing to have I'd imagine. Feel better soon. :)

I think I have a mild form of it...when it's quiet at night I can hear a ringing in my ears..

My old computer had a HD that made a high pitched whiny noise...now I'm obsessed about buying noiseless computer parts