Sylvia asked:

The ringing in my ears started six months ago after a sinus infection. The ringing is ongoing, the sinus inflamation is continuous, the mucous drains with pulse pointing and taking excederin. However... I now have TMJ. The left side of my jaw clicks and often feels like it is going to lock. I have seen had accupressure, accupuncture, seen my general practicioner , two ENT's and an ostopathic doctor. I have never had TMJ I am certain that there is a correlation.. Have you ever heard of this happening before

Our Response:

Dear Sylvia,

I am very happy that you got in touch with us, as I know that we can help get relief from your tinnitus and TMJ.
Severe Sinus infections, cause strain and pressure to the ears and most often lead to Cochlea damage, which results in the ringing in the ears - tinnitus.
This strain and pressure could also have contributed to the TMJ. It is quite common for one to suffer with TMJ and cochlea damage induced tinnitus.
We have helped so many people worldwide get relief from tinnitus that I feel sure we can help you.

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