| ▲ | jacquesm 3 hours ago | |
Now that is interesting, thank you for giving me a new angle to look into. Never thought that there might be a relationship with other things other than just my ears. I know I can make it instantly worse by clenching my jaw, so that should have been a hint already. | ||
| ▲ | anonym00se1 3 hours ago | parent [-] | |
TMJ disorders are linked to tinnitus because of the nerves that run near it. In my case, if I force an underbite I can make both of my ears ring but I don't have any TMJ issues. There are some physical therapists (also dentists) that focus on maxillofacial dysfunction and TMJ disorders, so that's an avenue to go down as well. The other two common reasons for tinnitus: * Hearing damage (gunshots, explosions, etc.) and those are not reversible as of yet * Ototoxic drugs. When I last did research on it it years ago, like hearing damage from gunshots, was also irreversible. | ||