THE RELATIONSHIP OF STRESS, RESPIRATORY DISORDERS AND VERTIGO TO TINNITUS TREATMENT

Abstract:

Tinnitus is often defined as a sensation of sound produced without any external acoustic source. Chronic tinnitus hinders the normal activities of those who perceive it. The present work developed a review of existing treatments for Tinnitus and its relationship with respiratory problems, stress, and vertigo using Scielo, Medline, Embase, Ovid and PubMed databases. Pathophysiological models establish treatments and the relation noted, which implies a series of physiological neuronal, pulmonary and metabolic relationships that allow us to respond to the stressor appropriately. Since the auditory and limbic systems are interconnected. The limbic system plays a fundamental role in generating or stabilizing tinnitus. The present investigation evidence factors to be taken into account in the relationship and management of the tinnitus population.

Año de publicación:

2022

Keywords:

• Stress
• limbic system
• tinnitus
• vertigo
• auditory system

Fuente:

scopus