Search results
Results from the WOW.Com Content Network
Cause of Tinnitus. Medication induced. Jun 25, 2019. #1. Hi all, I need your opinion. I developed tinnitus just about 6 weeks ago from an allergic reaction to Fluoridex Sensitivity Relief Toothpaste most likely to its ingredient potassium nitrate. Doctors don't believe me that a toothpaste can cause this, but as soon as I was done with only one ...
09/05/2013. Dec 25, 2013. #1. Unfortunatly it seems as if I have tinnitus in two ears now. For 4 months I have had constant ringing in my right ear. I have gotten used to it, and the cause of it is definently hearing loss. Now there seems to be a very low morse code beeping in my left ear. This all started on my vacation at the beach.
I have been using Sensodyne toothpaste and as ridiculous as it sounds my somatic pulsatile tinnitus and tinnitus have reduced a lot. To verify this I discontinued the Sensodyne paste and within 1-2 days my somatic pulsatile tinnitus/tinnitus ramps up significantly. Especially after meals.
Potassium is found in white beans in high levels. Maybe that would be the safest thing, but I don't know. Also a word of caution do not take Potassium Nitrate under any circumstances. It is the nitrate that is the problem and some have reported tinnitus or hearing loss from it. It is an ingredient in tooth sensitive toothpaste. Do not risk it.