AlwaysOnEdge
11-12-16, 12:21
I had a bit of ear pressure last night and buzzing in both ears. I woke up today, no real pressure but the noise is still there. Anyone experience this?
I found the following:
—- Anxiety and Stress: Although the science on this connection is tenuous, there is a theory which says that many people with anxiety simultaneously suffer tinnitus. If you’re stressed, your body’s “fight or flight” response may be on constant alert, which physiologically affect your nerves, blood flow, and more. The result? You may feel this increased pressure in your ears. Anxiety can also up your body’s response to the smallest sensations while simultaneously cutting into your ability to ignore distresses. One theory says that because of that, you might be more attuned to some sort of perceived noise in your ears.
I found the following:
—- Anxiety and Stress: Although the science on this connection is tenuous, there is a theory which says that many people with anxiety simultaneously suffer tinnitus. If you’re stressed, your body’s “fight or flight” response may be on constant alert, which physiologically affect your nerves, blood flow, and more. The result? You may feel this increased pressure in your ears. Anxiety can also up your body’s response to the smallest sensations while simultaneously cutting into your ability to ignore distresses. One theory says that because of that, you might be more attuned to some sort of perceived noise in your ears.