Hear a constant whooshing in your ear — like your own heartbeat? That’s called pulsatile tinnitus. Most people think it’s just an ear problem, but here’s the truth: the arteries that supply blood to your brain run right next to your inner ear. When the upper cervical spine is misaligned —often from past injuries like car accidents, concussions, or falls — it can tighten neck muscles, flatten the spine’s curve, and disrupt blood flow. That turbulence is what your ears pick up as the “whooping” so

Do you ever hear a whooshing or heartbeat like sound in your ear? It might be associated with headaches, lightheadedness, or dizziness? You could have pulsatile tinnitus. A misalignment innthe upper cervical spine can disrupt blood flow to the head, leading to dysfunction. Comment for info #tinnitus #headache #dizziness #migrainerelief

Do you hear a whooshing, swishing or throbbing sound inside your ear/head? Does it seem to match your heartbeat? It is especially worse when you lay down at night? It sounds like water is flowing near your ear? This is often referred to as pulsatile tinnitus. Pulsatile tinnitus can happen when blood flow TO and FROM the brain is impeded. This change in blood flow can be due to high blood pressure, of plaque in blood vessels or structural issues. The two most common structural issues leading to p

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