Can Depression Caused Pulsatile Tinnitus?

Oct. 10, 2010 - PRLog -- There are 17 percent of people in this planet suffer from tinnitus. Tinnitus is not a disease, but it is a certain condition in one or both ears that produce that ringing, whistling, humming noise or buzzing sound. This condition is a result of a malfunction that happens in other part of body. Experts are still difficult to determine the root problem that can cause tinnitus.
According to many experts, in special case depression may cause tinnitus, or in contrary tinnitus can make the person got depression. Consequently, depression should be treated. Otherwise it could develop and become pulsatile tinnitus. This is one of the types of tinnitus, which has the specific characteristic of the sound that produce in irregular, nonstop or pulsating along with the pulse of heartbeat that you will hear in your ear. Other disease that can cause pulsating tinnitus is thyroid dysfunction. If a person suffers from Hyperthytyroidism, he can hear the sound of his heart beat faster than normal.
Any type of tinnitus can be cured. There are several solutions existed to make tinnitus permanently.
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