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What Could Cause Stiff Neck And Rumbling In The Ears And Is It Related To Diabetes/ Knee Operation?

My neck i stiff and I keep turning th head ton theleft or right to force the neck to release. I have rumbling in my ears all the time. Can it related to the fact that I am suffering from diabetes? Or to the fact that I was operated on the knee? Can you help me to understand?
posted on Sat, 21 Sep 2013
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Hi. Seemingly this looks to be not related to the knee operation. To diabetes - yes, if it is not well controlled. The neck problem can be due to spondilitis or so causing a stiff neck, which in turn can cause a rumbling in the ears . We would like to know more about your symptoms and reports of blood sugar and investigations about neck. Feel free to consult if you have further queries.
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What Could Cause Stiff Neck And Rumbling In The Ears And Is It Related To Diabetes/ Knee Operation?

Hi. Seemingly this looks to be not related to the knee operation. To diabetes - yes, if it is not well controlled. The neck problem can be due to spondilitis or so causing a stiff neck, which in turn can cause a rumbling in the ears . We would like to know more about your symptoms and reports of blood sugar and investigations about neck. Feel free to consult if you have further queries.