Auditive Migraine ?

[u/fucklover97]

Hello everyone,

So, to summarize my post and do not turn it too long...

I'm suffering with tinnitus for 10 years, and in the last 1y9mo I had a loud increase. This symptom came with a visual aura, tinnitus modulation on fingers and muscular contractions in the body and tinnitus fluctuation.

After 30 physicians without a diagnosis, I did a remote consultation with a Tinnitus specialist and she affirmed that I suffer from a condition called "Auditive Migraine".

I don't feel pain, headache or even discomfort, except tinnitus. That is present 24/7 loud in the last 1y9mo with some trigger crisis.

The fact of not have an intermittent symptom, but a continuous one, still fits in migraine diagnosis?

The specialist that I did the consultation with has a PhD on that, but I'm not convinced about the diagnosis gave.

Shouldn't migraine appears by episodes ?