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People affected by pulsatile Tinnitus suffer from hearing beats and sounds that are in a rhythm similar to their heartbeat. The ringing and pulsating sounds can last for a few seconds, or up to hours for others. What most people don’t know is that there is a way to get rid of Pulsatile Tinnitus. By making some healthier lifestyle changes and addressing the issues causing the tinnitus most people will start to experience relief immediately.
Those forced to live with pulsatile Tinnitus often experience depression, panic attacks, and anxiety. Anxiety with pulsatile Tinnitus doesn’t have to affect people’s lives, but until they learn how to cure their Tinnitus they will be forced to suffer with the symptoms. Some people are encouraged to go on antidepressants or antipsychotic drugs for pulsatile Tinnitus when they visit their doctor. While these treatments may make the symptoms less obvious they do nothing to actually cure Tinnitus. Tinnitus occurs when something is wrong in the body, whether it be in the inner ear, stress, blood pressure, or a problem diet. The real way to cure Tinnitus is to find what’s causing it and eliminate the source.
Pulsatile Tinnitus can affect all aspects of a person’s life, especially if they start developing anxiety related issues. The clicking, ticking, and knocking sounds are coming from a change in blood flow in the arteries located in the head and neck. Most people feel a rush of adrenaline when these sounds occur, and over time they can start to associate these noises with a negative event or the feeling that something “bad” might happen. If left untreated this can lead to serious mental and anxiety disorders that can impair a person’s ability to function normally.
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