Hi "mainelady", thank you for your reply! No, I haven't been in any accident nor have I done any activity that would have caused whiplash. I do have shoulder blade pain, but I have learned to live with it. This ringing in the ears and dizziness is now however, and I am concerned. BTW...Do you have the ringing in your ear constantly, or does it go away sometimes? Is there a cure for it?

Hi! The ringing and pressure seems to be different everyday. One day the ringing is loud and on another day (like today) I do not notice it but it is there when I really listen. I went to a ENT doctor last year and they suggested a mechanism to place behind my ear. It makes a noise so your brain will get accustom and you won't notice it as much. I never tried it. Oh, I swear that at times the frequency/tone of the ringing changes as I turn my head! Also, I just saw a pain management specialist and while reviewing my MRI some of the discs in my neck are bulging so that is putting pressure on the nerves which is causing the migraines and shoulder blade pain. Now, I have been exercising on an elliptical every night for 2 months now and the pain in the blade is gone. Go figure! But I feel very blessed at the moment. What are some of your other symptoms? Do you have bad allergies?

Maybe you are having a general anxiety disorder . I have same systems too . I have depression chronic pain also .talk with your doctor.