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Hi, Ive been having these brain fizzing noise for about a year now, I was lucky enough to have my boyfriend hear them, Because at one point i thought i was going insane..
I will tell you a littleLittle noses decongestant Little tummys bit about my health history, I Have Pcos, and my periods have started to come back, due to eating healthy and exersise.
But i have had alot of stress this year, My Husband and i went through a divorce, and i then moved to a new address and got very stressed out with nosiey neighbours, and then i moved again, and my cat died..
I have been to my doctor, I went with jaw pain that was on the left side of my headHead and face reconstruction Head injury Head lice Indications of head injury Radial head injury, It lasted for about 9 months, and then i sorta had a pain in the temple, And thats when the fizzing started.
Its not constant, But because i suffer from dizzy spells due to having pcos, I do notice it alot... It happens in the morning as i wake up..
My doctor thinks its due to stress, But i find them very un-reliable where i live..
I was just wondering if you thought it was stress. or anything else serious,? Because i could always change doctors and get a second opion.
It sounds a lot like a TMJ issue, particularly because of the stress and jaw pain- you might seek a dentist who specializes or a maxillofacial specialist who does splints to see if that is right for you. You might request an ESREnd-stage kidney disease Esr blood test just in case.
If it happens in the morning - you may be grinding - have TMJ or a nerve issue.