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jeebise23
post Oct 31 2009, 11:13 AM
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hey guys i have been suffering from anxitey for 20 years since i was 20 years old but sice that started i also have tinnitus i finally started doing some reaserch on my own which includes people feedback on heses types of forums, and i wanted to know what u guys think about this when your nervous system is over reacting alot of things happen includindg constiction of blood vessels now i know you have blkood vessels in your ears and when i am under more stress imy ears ring louder which indicates to me that my blood vessels are constricted and there is not enough volume of blood going thru them, thats were the meds come they are called vasodilaters which widen your blood vessels, so i think i have something to present to my docter to see what he thinks about it but i have done alot of research and thias only makes sense to me so i hope anyone reading that sufferor not from tinnitus can give me there opinion on this matter thanks john

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unsure.gif Interesting concept. I also experience what you do, with the ringing getting louder when anxiety is severe (like now)
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hey guys i have been suffering from anxitey for 20 years since i was 20 years old but sice that started i also have tinnitus i finally started doing some reaserch on my own which includes people feedback on heses types of forums, and i wanted to know what u guys think about this when your nervous system is over reacting alot of things happen includindg constiction of blood vessels now i know you have blkood vessels in your ears and when i am under more stress imy ears ring louder which indicates to me that my blood vessels are constricted and there is not enough volume of blood going thru them, thats were the meds come they are called vasodilaters which widen your blood vessels, so i think i have something to present to my docter to see what he thinks about it but i have done alot of research and thias only makes sense to me so i hope anyone reading that sufferor not from tinnitus can give me there opinion on this matter thanks john
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QUOTE (jeebise23 @ Oct 31 2009, 11:13 AM) *
hey guys i have been suffering from anxitey for 20 years since i was 20 years old but sice that started i also have tinnitus i finally started doing some reaserch on my own which includes people feedback on heses types of forums, and i wanted to know what u guys think about this when your nervous system is over reacting alot of things happen includindg constiction of blood vessels now i know you have blkood vessels in your ears and when i am under more stress imy ears ring louder which indicates to me that my blood vessels are constricted and there is not enough volume of blood going thru them, thats were the meds come they are called vasodilaters which widen your blood vessels, so i think i have something to present to my docter to see what he thinks about it but i have done alot of research and thias only makes sense to me so i hope anyone reading that sufferor not from tinnitus can give me there opinion on this matter thanks john

Hi jeebise23. I have Tinnitus also. Came on after taking Zoloft and never went away. even though my p-doc put me on something different. I will be interested in what your doc has to say. I know that the ringing is louder when my anxiety goes up. However, it is also louder on exertion. Such as when I excercise. Everything I've read states that when blood pressure rises, the ringing gets louder. When blood pressure goes up it doesn't necesarily change
the size of the vessel just changes the pressure inside of it. Are we talking about the same action/reaction? There are so many variables that cause the ringing to increase in volume that it's ridiculous. For me...salt, sugar, loud noises, SILENCE (the big one) excercise and of course anxiety. Let us know what you find out. Peace.......................................POPI
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hey guys i have been suffering from anxitey for 20 years since i was 20 years old but sice that started i also have tinnitus i finally started doing some reaserch on my own which includes people feedback on heses types of forums, and i wanted to know what u guys think about this when your nervous system is over reacting alot of things happen includindg constiction of blood vessels now i know you have blkood vessels in your ears and when i am under more stress imy ears ring louder which indicates to me that my blood vessels are constricted and there is not enough volume of blood going thru them, thats were the meds come they are called vasodilaters which widen your blood vessels, so i think i have something to present to my docter to see what he thinks about it but i have done alot of research and thias only makes sense to me so i hope anyone reading that sufferor not from tinnitus can give me there opinion on this matter thanks john

Hi jeebise23. I have Tinnitus also. Came on after taking Zoloft and never went away. even though my p-doc put me on something different. I will be interested in what your doc has to say. I know that the ringing is louder when my anxiety goes up. However, it is also louder on exertion. Such as when I excercise. Everything I've read states that when blood pressure rises, the ringing gets louder. When blood pressure goes up it doesn't necesarily change
the size of the vessel just changes the pressure inside of it. Are we talking about the same action/reaction? There are so many variables that cause the ringing to increase in volume that it's ridiculous. For me...salt, sugar, loud noises, SILENCE (the big one) excercise and of course anxiety. Let us know what you find out. Peace.......................................POPI

hey i went to my shrink and told him that i have been doing some resaerch on tinnitus mine is just like yours if i tilt my head to either side i can make the pitch louder if i strain myself if i am under alot of stress so i studyed what happens when you ge a panic attack or suffer from a axiety disorder and found out that tour blood vessels constrict so i looked and the name we r loking for is vasodialaters these r medicines that open up the blood vessels in the bosy and relax smooth muscles i presented the article to my shrink and he told me i had a valid reason to have thatr prescribed so i have to go to my family docter and tell him about thatsthe only thing i hate doing i get excited thant i found someting now i have to wait 5 days to go to my family doc anyways go to wikipedia and search vasodilaters hope this hels joihn
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