What does this ringing in my ears mean?

When one is pregnant they have a higher volume of blood in their system. Thus, blood pressure processes change. Blood pressure can most certainly affect you in a manner of making a ringing in the ears.

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It means you need to go to a Doctor to remove the implanted telephone exchange that the Zeta's put in there.

It can mean several things:

1. It can mean your blood pressure is off the scale on the high end.

2. It could mean you have a sinus and/or ear infection and there is pressure building up behind the ear drum.

3. It could mean you have had recent exposure to a loud noise. BTW most of us now days are exposed daily to loud noises, enough to cause perpetual ear ringing.

4. It could mean you have ear drum damage.

5. It could be the song of the nerves that connect your ear to your brain dying.

6. It could be Tinnitus which can have any of the causes above or be caused by something we have yet to discover.

However, tinnitus can be a symptom of almost any ear problem, including ear infections, foreign objects or wax in the ear, and injury from loud noises. Alcohol, caffeine, antibiotics, aspirin, or other drugs can also cause ear noises since these can affect blood pressure and also hydration. Dehydration can cause ear ringing if the vessels and tissues in and around the ear canal get dried out they deform leading to interesting pressures which the nerves pick up and signal the brain as white noise or a 'ringing'.

Most of the people here who complain of occasional ear ringing attribute it to HAARP, however I suspect that they are dehydrated since so many here tend to drink alcohol and large amounts of caffeine which leads to dehydration.

Either Tinnitis, which there are drugs for,
or the worms have nested in your brain and death is imminent...

you just seen a vanhalen concert...

Shit,I must be pregnant too!!!!!

Some people are nuts

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Do you have hereditary hemochromatosis in your family? People with high iron levels can have ear-ringing. I noticed that you said you are pregnant - made me question that.

op, many many people have experienced this phenomenon for quite some time. look up the threads already posted about this. it could be any number of things and it could ALSO be your body upgrading its dna. who really knows. i dont but the shear fact that all these people all over the world are reporting these symptoms and the fact that ive seen tv commercials selling shit that they say will cure it seems to me to be some sort of global event only affecting some people.

and remember all the restless leg syndrome bs back a few years ago? maybe that was also part of the upgrade process. they were selling meds then to cure that as well

You're just chock full of good news aren't you.

I noticed cialis has a warning on it about ear ringing. Obviously not a concern for OP but I see a lot of these ringing ear posts and wonder how many use the drug. Just a thought.

84856 Please point me to a link between ear ringing and CHF, other than the ridiculous link you just made.

Just for the record, restless leg syndrome is real. My sister and I are often shaking our legs madly when sitting at all kindsof relaxed events. It can sometimes be really difficult to go to sleep with it, but I've found that a simple Panadol or Disprin before bed can help.

It means some of the little hairs in your cochlea that detect sound vibration are sending signals without being vibrated by sound.

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you are very fortunate

I hear CONSTANT high-frequency ringing in my head which doesn't interfere with normal hearing. It never ceases, and it sounds like a 8kHz tone.

I'm an audiologist. Several people have given you good information. It is most likely tinnitus due to nerve damage in your cochlea. Ear drum damage would not cause tinnitus. And sensory-neural hearing loss (nerve damage) isn't only due to exposure to loud sounds. If, as a child, you had a lot of ear infections it could explain your current tinnitus. But tinnitus isn't only caused by nerve damage. Certain medications, especially ones for high blood pressure can also cause tinnitus. The best thing for you to do is contact an audiologist and get your hearing tested including bone conduction testing to find out if you have damage in your cochlea. Hope this helps.

eh,,what,,what you say,,,grabs an ear horn,,

OP, this condition is some how related to the times we are in. I have experienced this for 3 years, it turns on and off on its own. Is it something to do with the magnetosphere or what I do not know. I feel it is a good thing though. Maybe we are going through the ascension process, not sure really, I just know it is nothing bad.

probably too much ketones in your bloodstream...affects circulation. Change ur diet. Go vegetarian.

I have had success treating tinnitus with "Excedrin for Migraine" USA formula which is asa, acetaminophen and caffeine.