I am taking the above 3 medications for blood pressure, i have came down with very bad Tinnitus also. Of these 3 which would more likely cause the tinnitus? Im thinking coreg but im not sure. How long does it take to get them out of your system?

Allergic reaction to Carvedilol (brand: Coreg) causes tinnitus along with other symptoms. Bisoprolol/Hydrochlorothiazide may also cause tinnitus as a side effect. Aliskiren (brand: Tekturna) is also a cause for tinnitus. Nonetheless, high blood pressure on its own may cause pulsatile tinnitus.
Discontinuing your medications is not an option either, so it will be better for you to speak to your prescribing physician about your condition of tinnitus. Also, discuss with your physician if taking Alprazolam may be suitable for you which may help to relieve from the tinnitus. Taking Alprazolam at the same time with either carvedilol or bisoprolol is not recommended.

Good Health To You!

apart from loud sounds and music, what are some of the other causes of tinnitus ?

Wax buildup in the outer ear, ruptured eardrum, congested Eustachian tubes, some infection, Ménière’s disease, Side effects of certain drugs like sedatives, antidepressants (as in your case), pain killers etc., Damage caused due to overexposure to loud noise, Elevated cholesterol and triglycerides level, diabetes, head or neck injury etc. are some reasons why humans have tinnitus.

I am only 14, but have in my opinion (being one person and not being able to hear other’s tinnitus to compare it with) pretty bad tinnitus. I do NOT listen to loud music from IPods or other such devices. In fact I am quite against doing such things. The only really loud noises I have been exposed to were from a school bell at a past school that was VERY loud, but I left that school about 8 or 9 months ago, and while I was at it, I very quickly learned to walk past the bell with my hands over my ears when it was about to go off. I can think of no other loud noises I am/was routinely exposed to, apart from the occasional bark from our dogs. The only other think I can think of is that this period at school was VERY stressful for me, and I have heard that stress causes tinnitus. My tinnitus started as very faint whining noise in my left ear which I could only hear by pressing my hand very hard against it. If I was in a very quite room I could only just hear it if I concentrated. Then it progressively got louder. After a while, I was noticing the same sound in my right ear too, though not as loud. It continued to get worse, then I developed another sound in my right ear, a much deeper, throbbing, electronic-y noise which I could only really hear at night, accompanied by the other, now far more intense noises. I am now being Home-Educated, and my stress levels have significantly dropped. However, the noises continued to get worse. The deep noise started to occur too in my left ear. Now I can hear another, very high pitched noise in both ears that is far more intrusive. I can hear it even with Low - Low-Moderate background noises. All in all there is no such thing as a quiet room for me now! All I can hear are now very loud humming, whistling and whining noises. It drives me mad, and gives me trouble getting to sleep sometimes! My mum says that I am a hypochondriac, and that it is all in my imagination, which as anyone reading this who also has tinnitus will probably know, makes me want to punch a brick wall in fury! Please could SOMEONE help!
Thanks.

Tinnitus can be caused by a variety of things. For example, are you taking aspirin or are you on antibiotics? Have you had ear infections? These can do it. An audiologist would be of help here. Tell your mum that loony or not, you want to find out what is causing it. There are things that help this.

I was just wondering if there was something I can do that will speed up the process to curing Tinnitus. Cause I would jump at the chance to be some sort of guinea pig if it’ll help find a cure. I’m sick of having to wait until I’m completely exhausted to fall asleep.

I mean I’m no doctor but if they could just "snip out" the nerve that is cause the ringing, I would so do that.

Depends what is causing the tinnitus. Excessive noise, ear infections, fluid build up, certain medical ear conditions, TMJ dysfunction, anaemia from iron or vitamin B12 deficiency, a thyroid imbalance or high blood pressure all cause tinnitus. Red wine, cheese and chocolate are known to trigger tinnitus and water retention caused by excessive salt can make tinnitus worse. Eliminating drinks containing caffeine like coffee, teas, and soft drinks can help.

Aspirin, anti-inflammatories, and antibiotics cause tinnitus as they kill the good bacteria in the gut leading to an overgrowth of candida. Probiotics, anti fungal supplements like Pau D’Arco, and the candida diet can all help get rid of candida.

Hypnotherapy is proven as an effective treatment for tinnitus.

Does anyone that has tinnitus find it is worse in the morning? I’ve no idea why, i have recently discovered i had injured my vertebrae, some were misaligned and had damaged my rhomboid muscles, and a couple in my neck, these were casing headaches which have now gone thank god, but can this type of injury cause tinnitus anyway as the tinnitus came on suddenly after a holiday where the injury occured. My ears (the outer parts above the lobe etc i.e where you put an earring and above) hurt sometimes also why is this? Please help doctor doesn’t know!!

This is my own experience about how to cure tinnitus, I’ve experienced tinnitus, I consult a doctor and the doctor giving the drug, but not cured, I am seeking information about how to cure tinnitus in the Internet, I finally bought Thomas Coleman’s ebook on http://www.tinnitus.jhocom.com I follow all the instructions, within 2 mounth, my tinnitus was cured. I can confidently recommended this ebook if you really want to cure tinnitus permanently.