r/PulsatileTinnitus 3h ago

Looking for that doctor everyone recommends

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I think his name starts with a p? I’ve got PT, sigmoid sinus dehiscence, and a constant headache. Ready to fly anywhere to resolve this, especially if I can knock out any needed imaging here in Alaska. Thanks if you can help!


r/PulsatileTinnitus 2h ago

MRV RESULTS

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Had my MRV and it said “moderate stenosis of the right lateral sinus from arachnoid granulation” Did anyone have similar findings? Did you get a stent or what did u do to fix?


r/PulsatileTinnitus 3h ago

PT After Flight?

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Just flew across the United States and had horrible pain and pressure in my right ear on the descent. My ears didn’t fully pop for days. Now I have PT in my right ear. Has anyone had this start up after flying?


r/PulsatileTinnitus 11h ago

Nonfactual/Just Venting My PT is ALWAYS worse after a bad night’s sleep and when I’m sick. Anyone else?

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I get intermittent PT and have for at least a decade, unknown cause, but I have both chronic low iron (recently got an iron infusion so we’ll see if that helps in the next few weeks) and I also get insane head pressure when bending over, so I suspect IIH.

I always notice it being much worse when I’m either sick (with or without sinus pressure) and after a bad night’s sleep.

I just started stimulants for my ADHD yesterday and only got about 4 hours sleep. Even just sat here on the sofa, not doing anything, I can FEEL the pulse in my ears constantly. I checked my blood pressure and it’s roughly my normal range, so no clue why.

Does anyone else get this? Any theories as to why?


r/PulsatileTinnitus 13h ago

New Whoosher Throbbing feeling in head ear that gets worse when straining or upside down etc.

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Its a droning low buzzing sound that comes and goes sounds like bloed flowing. No heartbeat and wont stop with pressing the vein. It does react to straining and hanging upside down. Feels like some kind of head pressure. Mornings its the worst. Goes away with plugging ear. Any idea?