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Buzzing In Ears

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bkhanlin Newbie
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Has anyone had an issue with loud buzzing in an ear worse when I bend forward.  

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cyclinglady Grand Master
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Sounds like tinnitus. Not sure if it is related to celiac disease.

GFinDC Veteran
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I get buzzing, or ringing with some food reactions.

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Tinnitus usually signals some hearing loss but it can also mean you have high blood pressure.  I'd get in for a check up to start and make an appointment with an ENT to check your hearing.

bkhanlin Newbie
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Tinnitus usually signals some hearing loss but it can also mean you have high blood pressure.  I'd get in for a check up to start and make an appointment with an ENT to check your hearing.

Have seen ENT and doctor.  Celiac doesn't show in my blood work as I have been gluten free (from need) for about 15-20 yrs (I am 72) only recently did I realize I have Celiac and have tighten my diet since.  

nikkijayne28 Newbie
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I have tinnitus that is only brought on when I sleep without my mouth guard; I grind my teeth in my sleep and it seems like it's all connected to the muscles in my neck and shoulders; when they're tense, I get the ringing when I move my head. Since yours get worse with movement too I'd guess that it could be connected!

nvsmom Community Regular
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I just get the high pitched whining  or ringing.  It is not loud but I hear it every time I'm in a quieter room, and have heard it for years and years.

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