Debilitating Pulsatile Tinnitus

[Gina1961]

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Eagle’s Syndrome Australia facebook.com

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This is interesting

[Isaiah_40_31]

Thank you for posting the link to the FB group in Australia, @Gina1961. There is also one in the US, but I’ve chosen to stay off of it because it’s a pretty negative place.

The image the AU FB forum has posted is ES at the extreme! I can’t imagine the symptoms that poor person must have had w/ a styloid growing behind C1 as well as one in front & also with how long both are!! Looks like the skull base is abnormally rotated. YIKES!!

[Gina1961]

I was trying to insert the article - you may need to be a member to view

[Jules]

Thanks for the article @Gina1961, it’s interesting to see the success rates of surgeries, here’s a link to it directly in case others want to see it:
Invasive surgical management of cervical internal jugular venous compression: A literature review - ScienceDirect
And I’ll add it in to the Research papers category.

[Hamela]

I have PT and my emissary veins are too large as my jugular bulb

[Isaiah_40_31]

@Hamela - Can anything be done to help with those things?

[markp]

Hi hamela saw you had surgery. Did your symptoms improve?

[Hamela]

Apparently they will deflate with time.

Audrey

[Hamela]

Hi,

All my symptoms are but pulsating tinnitus which is less. My emissary veins are still too large.

Tx

Audrey

[Jules]

It will take time

[Isaiah_40_31]

I just realized that emissary veins are probably equivalent to the collateral veins that enlarge to help the IJV blood flow. I do know they reduce w/ time as the IJV(s) begin functioning more efficiently again. You will feel better as that begins happening.

[Hamela]

Thanks

Audrey