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Funnily enough I've suffered with tinnitus on and off for years, but it's worse since I developed a thyroid condition. And also, I get it worse after drinking wine. Don't know the relationship with this situation, but I think you are right, they do seem to trigger the tinnitus worse.
I have a very severe thyroid dysfuncation and my tinnitus is bad. I guess there is definitively a relation to it. I have been treated for hypothyroidism and now I am in the hyperthyroidism.
Does anybody know that if the thyroid is back to normalNormal saline flush the tinnus will be better, too?
I developed tinnitus about 6 or 7 months ago and I had borderline hypo tests in March. I have wondered if there is a relationship and if it will ever get better. I have been on levothyroxine since then and the ringing is as loud as ever!!!
My suggestion would be to make sure that your test results coincide with what are actually acceptable levels. If your doctor has been practicing for many years and hasn't kept up to date on changing standards for thyroid hormones, his idea of 'borderline' may be incorrect.
I developed tinnitus when my thyroid hormone levels were out of whack this past winter. (I have been on levothyroxine for 8 years.) In addition to going to my GP, I went to a naturopath. The doctor told me that my thyroid hormone levels were fine, but the naturopath said that my TSH was too high. Standards for TSH have changed and my doctor was not up to date on what the normal range is. I got a prescription for an increased dose of levothyroxine and within a month, the tinnitus was pretty much gone and my thyroid hormone levels are in an acceptable range. I still experience tinnitus occasionally....usually when I haven't had enough sleep. After reading the above posts....I wonder if alcohol might be a factor. I occasionally drink a glass of red wine or a mixed drink and perhaps that's enough to trigger it?
Does anybody know that if the thyroid is back to normal the tinnus will be better, too?
I developed tinnitus when my thyroid hormone levels were out of whack this past winter. (I have been on levothyroxine for 8 years.) In addition to going to my GP, I went to a naturopath. The doctor told me that my thyroid hormone levels were fine, but the naturopath said that my TSH was too high. Standards for TSH have changed and my doctor was not up to date on what the normal range is. I got a prescription for an increased dose of levothyroxine and within a month, the tinnitus was pretty much gone and my thyroid hormone levels are in an acceptable range. I still experience tinnitus occasionally....usually when I haven't had enough sleep. After reading the above posts....I wonder if alcohol might be a factor. I occasionally drink a glass of red wine or a mixed drink and perhaps that's enough to trigger it?