Can Weather Changes Affect TMJ Disorder & Make It Worse?
Yes, TMJ disorder can definitely be made worse by weather changes, but there are six things you can do to help prevent problems with pain and other troublesome issues. […]
Can a Brain Tumor Cause a Swooshing Noise in the Ear?
The potential causes of a swooshing noise inside the ear can be deadly. When someone begins noticing a “whooshing” sound in their ear, a brain tumor is often the first possible cause that comes to [...]
Can High Blood Pressure Directly Cause Tinnitus?
Subjective tinnitus is when you "hear" noise inside your ears and has a large number of potential causes. Since tinnitus and high blood pressure are quite common in the general population, it only stands to [...]
Accutane Can Cause Tinnitus? Case Report that It Does
Yes, Accutane can definitely cause tinnitus, as was the case of a 15-year-old boy who developed the ringing in his ears. Tinnitus has been commonly described as any of the following sounds that only the [...]
Embarrassed to Finger Plug Your Ears to Loud Noise in Public?
You should never feel embarrassed to plug your ears with your fingers to protect them from loud noise in public, even if it’s kids screaming. […]
Can a TIA Cause Temporary One-Ear Tinnitus (Ringing)?
Ever get a sudden ringing tone in one ear, along with temporary hearing loss, and wonder if this is a transient ischemic attack? A TIA can cause numerous sudden-onset symptoms. […]
Why Can Tinnitus Be Louder in One Ear than the Other?
Many tinnitus sufferers are aware that the noise is louder in one ear than the other, and/or is of a different frequency. […]
Intermittent Tinnitus, Comes and Goes: Causes and Solutions
Intermittent tinnitus is the typical tinnitus that affects millions, but instead of being continuous, it comes and goes, present on some days and absent on others. This isn’t about that sudden, “brief piercing high frequency [...]
Can Tinnitus Be Higher Tone than What You Can Hear for Real?
Can a person hear a tinnitus (sine wave tone) at a higher frequency than what he can hear in real life? So let’s look at it this way: Suppose a hearing test determines that you [...]
