Tinnitus is a brain condition. Duuuuh!
www.hindu.com/thehindu/ho...070323.htmLike we didn't already know that.
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Hey, I just posted this article in a new thread before I saw yours here.Actually, tinnitus (at least in my case) occurs due to factors both in the ear and in the brain. I think the article is somewhat...
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For many years it was thought that the buzzing or ringing sounds heard by people with tinnitus originated in the ear, Salvi said. But by using positron emission tomography [known as PET scanning] to...
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ld stated:Quote:How did they work out that the ear wasn't involved? I wish them luck, but it sounds totally flawed to meIn regard to this quote from the planned study:But by using positron emission...
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Break an leg? Actually, it is all in your brain. That is where the pain receptors are. Any pain or sensation we experience is "all in the brain." That's how the human body works.
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If it originates in the ear then explain to me why I have t resulting from a blow to the back of the head. I believe there are multiple triggers for t but also believe that it is all in the brain. Reno
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If it originates in the ear then explain to me why I have t resulting from a blow to the back of the head.It originates in SOME ears as a result of ear infections, sudden hearing loss, or loud noise...
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I agree with your statement reph, but THEY don't actually say that (at least in the reported article). They do acknowledge this:"Tinnitus is caused by continued exposure to loud noise, by normal aging...
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Reno, in my opinion a blow to the back of the head could transmit enough sound energy through the skull, jawbone and eardrum to cause noise induced tinnitus. I'm not saying this necessarily happened...
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It's widely accepted that it's brain/neuronally generated.DescriptionProf Thanon Tzounopoulos has uncovered novel forms of synaptic plasticity that occur at the very first step in the processing of...
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Perhaps they mean that in noise induced tinnitus, the brain interprets the signal from the damaged ear as tinnitus. In that sense we experience it in the brain.I believe that. Without the brain's...
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All I want is for them to find out where the tinnitus signal is and to torn the damned thing off (Without screwing up the rest of my hearing that is)! :)
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