Tinnitus Stress

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Tinnitus Stress

• The Relation Between Tinnitus Stress

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Whats happening with stress induced tinnitus?

• Hypothalamus and related structures in the
  brain, such as Pons, the basal
• cisterns, the pituitary fossa, the corpus
  callosum, the ventricular system
• and the brain stem, all play a part in
  causing tinnitus stress.

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Why Tinnitus Stress Appears

• The hypothalamus and the organs are
  responsible for producing essential chemicals
  needed to make us function normally.
• These are controlled by the brain. Sometimes
  the hypothalamus can be affected by grief, shock
  and long continued stress periods.
• When someone is subjected to a long period of
  stress, shock or grief, these essential chemicals
  are not produced through the hypothalamus as
  normal.
• Many types of unhealthy conditions could
  occur and tinnitus stress is just one of those.

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Tinnitus Stress How to Treat It

• The best way to treat tinnitus stress related
  symptoms is to remove or change the conditions or
  situations which are causing the tinnitus stress.
  
• Next you need to bring the hypothalamus in to
  action again. One of these jobs is to make those
  much needed traces of elements and chemicals.

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What Noises You Can Hear With Tinnitus Stress

• In the condition of tinnitus stress, you can
  hear whistling noises, ringing sounds, whizzing
  as well as whooshing sounds. Rushing and roaring
  sounds can also be heard.

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Tinnitus Stress Research

• There was such a large amount of people who
  reported tinnitus in the past that researchers
  began to look for reasons why this issue occured.
  
• One scientific thought that since stress is
  reported in the developed countries more often,
  perhaps tinnitus could be correlated with these
  findings.
• To locate a link between stress and
  tinnitus, scientists set out to discover the
  possibility that stress could lead to tinnitus or
  ringing in the ears.
• Finding the proven link between ears and
  stress required lots of in depth research and
  questionnaires.

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Tinnitus Stress Research

• In response to questions linked to work and
  home lifestyle stresses, respondents were asked
  three questions regarding their hearing health.
• These three questions focussed on tinnitus
  or ringing in the ears and the ability to hear
  normal conversations.

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Tinnitus Stress Research

• A narrow relationship exists between stress
  and tinnitus. What this mean is that these
  respondents that reported extra stress,
  especially in those areas of poor sleep and ill
  health, also had complaints about tinnitus
  stress. Men and women both show similar results
  and both men and women reported that tinnitus
  stress seemed worse when their health status was
  lower than normal. You may be wondering how your
  own lifestyle is affecting your quality of
  hearing. The way to evaluate your hearing
  capability is to visit an approved audiologist or
  hearing aid specialist to get a hearing exam.
  Once there, you could let your provider know of
  your hearing concern and discuss strategies to
  decrease stress in your day to day life. You may
  find these steps improve your lifestyle and may
  also improve your hearing and decrease tinnitus
  stress.

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Tinnitus Stress Research

• Now you should rearrange your lifestyle and
  avoid all the activities which make you stressed.
  
• As a result of taking these steps and
  reducing the stress in your life, you will be
  relieved of tinnitus.
• If you still have the hearing issues you
  should take advice from you doctor.

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