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Sizzling noise coming from neck
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I have this same thing. Mine happens when my intracranial pressure is high. The noise you are hearing is spinal fluid moving.
Did you end up getting checked by the doctor? I was looking up why this is happening to me and you had the exact same "symptoms" I do. I'm quite a bit younger and this started about half a year ago. Is it something that needs attention?
OH MY GOODNESS I have the same thing! I’ve always described it as a weird buzzing or tingling. And I’d say it sounded like the sound two stripped wires would make when they come in contact. I’d always say it sounded like hissing. It’s never hurt or anything but I’ve never met anyone else that has this problem. I’ve searched everywhere for an answer too and I can’t find one. I’m probably going to discuss it on my next check up. It’s been happening for a while for me and I’m currently seventeen. It’s like a very very small vibration or tingly feeling and sounds like a hissing. It’s almost like a very faded throbbing. But yeah anyway, you’re not alone! Haha.
@mrwizardno2 - any updates to this thread? Did you ever go to the doctor? Are you still alive? ?
For real though, my neck has done this for as long as I could remember - not sure if I ever mentioned it here. Fast forward 12 years from my OP and I work in healthcare now and I still don't know why it does that.
For real though, my neck has done this for as long as I could remember - not sure if I ever mentioned it here. Fast forward 12 years from my OP and I work in healthcare now and I still don't know why it does that.
Did you get an answer? Seems I am experiencing the same thing.
This thread has gone well beyond the seriousness of the condition. It's been over twelve years, and there is no solid answer yet. I'd like the answer before I kick the bucket.Just keep ignoring it, seems to have been fine so far?
When I move my arm, I have the same sound all the time. Until now, it was rare for my stomach to squeal, but now it is also moving. Does anyone have this?
Did you??
I too have it and it bugs me that no one yet have found what that is
12 years on, did you work out what it is?
I've had the exact same thing for a few years now.
Stomach will rumble when hungry and about 2 seconds later, the 'opening bottle of fizzy drink-bacon sizzle' will start at the base of skull top of neck area? Sometimes gets clicking there too when I turn my head. It's very weird and something I keep forgetting to ask my doctor about.
Looking forward to hearing back 12 years on..
I've had the exact same thing for a few years now.
Stomach will rumble when hungry and about 2 seconds later, the 'opening bottle of fizzy drink-bacon sizzle' will start at the base of skull top of neck area? Sometimes gets clicking there too when I turn my head. It's very weird and something I keep forgetting to ask my doctor about.
Looking forward to hearing back 12 years on..
People are 100% ignoring you because you are 100% wrong. It’s not a throat issue. So please stop replying and let us figure out what is actually happening. I know the sound you’re thinking of in the throat, the gurgling/frog type sound. That’s not what we’re speaking of.
The sizzling/static/pop rock noise is coming from a spot between the base of the skull and the neck. You can even feel it. It happens mostly when your neck is back and if you bring it forward it tends to stop a bit. The stomach has a weird feeling to it before it happens, not so much a hunger pain.
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I know this is a super old post so I actually think it's kind of cool to be commenting. anyway I get the same thing when I'm hungry I've always just thought it was a tapeworm asking for food man like he didn't find any food in the stomach so he starts making his way up the neck to check for remnants in the mouth.I always eat something right away cuz I get freaked out he's going to pop out of my mouth I don't even think I have a tapeworm but It feels and sounds like one crawling in my throat lol
I can give you all an answer that’s fun for laughing at. We all need that sometimes. But here it is. You obviously do something that could be considered entertaining to people with a lot of money. People who have access to classified surveillance tools. Which most of the time use a lot of radiation in order to zoom in on you. It will make your fluids in your entire body move. Because it has an effect on gasses. If you stick your ear on the wall when it’s happening you’ll even hear the liquid in your head move. Take notice of when it starts happening and what it is you are about to do or are doing. Just know they are rolling the dice throwing big money on your next move. It could also be ideas being stolen. Many reasons. Every step we make inside of WiFi and lidar and 5g will soon be uploaded in 3D live rendering. Giving the rich the ability to put on goggles and virtually walk around in the same room as you. See LiDAR 3D rendering images. WiFi will soon be infrared as well. Do your eyes also burn a lot? Things are about to get real nasty in this world. Anyways, haha I’m just kidding with ya.
Your body/bursae is/are asking for more fluid(s) . . . all carbohydrate chains are glucose+glucose+glusose+[ad. infinit(um)] . . . each brake in this chain (which is what our bodies do to release the gluco-molecules 'trapped' within) requires {at-least} one molecule of water to un-bond the hydroxyl links between . . .
. . . fluid increase [1], Sir
Regards, splifingate
[1] 'increase' does not mean "You need to drink some water, Dude!", but "You may need to increase your daily/hourly consumption of water-as-primary-solvent fluids (e.g., 71% raw cranberry juice--while efficacious in its own right--is more solute, thus less solvent)".
