can constant ringing of the ears be a symptom related to having lupus?

Answer 1

No it is not. Ringing in the ears can be caused by high blood pressure, cervical impinchment, and high does of asprin, or other drugs.

Answer 2

Don't know about Lupus, but it certainly is a symptom of tinnitis -- probably from sticking mp3 player buds in your ears and cranking the volume. Throw those things away and buy a decent set of over the ear 'phones, then use them at a moderate level.

Here are some of the typical Lupus symptoms and the frequency of the patients having the symptoms:

Achy joints (arthralgia) 95%
Fever more than 100 degrees F (38 degrees C) 90%
Arthritis (swollen joints) 90%
Prolonged or extreme fatigue 81%
Skin Rashes 74%
Anemia 71%
Kidney Involvement 50%
Pain in the chest on deep breathing (pleurisy) 45%
Butterfly-shaped rash across the cheeks and
nose 42%
Sun or light sensitivity (photosensitivity) 30%
Hair loss 27%
Abnormal blood clotting problems 20%
Raynaud's phenomenon (fingers turning white
and/or blue in the cold) 17%
Seizures 15%
Mouth or nose ulcers 12%

Answer 3

no, i do not believe so. you could have what is called tinnitus. the symptoms are ringing in the ears. It could be caused for example: by going to many concerts and standing near the speaker without proper ear plugs. It can also be caused by taking much advil. But it is mostly caused by the first one (too much volume that the ear cannot tolerate it. It is also caused by the excess volume from an I-Pod or MP3 player.

Answer 4

No it has nothing to do with lupus. It is called tinnitus. If you take a lot of aspirin that might be a cause of it otherwise there is usually no known cause for it and not much you can do about it.

Answer 5

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