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How does tinnitus relate to Parkinson's disease?
While the provided search results don't specifically address tinnitus and Parkinson's disease, it's important to note that auditory symptoms can occur with Parkinson's. Some people with Parkinson's experience auditory hallucinations, which can include hearing sounds, voices Show Full Answer
I developed it a;out 6 months ago. :very disturbing. I was told that it comes from a stressed brain.
Hi Dale. My husband has had tinnitus the last 60 years, ever since Viet Nam. He was in 8 in guns. My only experience with tinnitus was molar extraction and I was taking aspirin....apparently too much. It was so loud I could barely hear anything else. No idea about the light . I'll pay attention and try to post.Pat881
I also experience Tinnitus. I hadn’t notice that they were in low light situations, but now that it has been suggested, I’ve realized it’s low light now, and I’m having tinnitus
I have many auditory hallucinations. It’s not unreasonable to believe the ringing is also an hallucination..
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