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Typewriter tinnitus is a series of clicking sounds in a staccato pattern, much like the sounds a typewriter makes.

I didn’t feel a sensation with mine, just noise.

Typewriter tinnitus is a staccato sound of clicking noises, much like the sound a typewriter makes. In many cases it is caused by a blood vessel impinging on a cranial nerve and is either treatable or can go away on its own.

I had typewriter tinnitus which went away after I stopped chewing gum.

Can't hear anything even with earplugs in a silent room.

About 3.5 years.

My ENT said the same thing to me but my tinnitus eventually went away.

Could have something to do with nerve pressure or irritation.

Over a period of about 3 years, it went away once, came back briefly and then went away completely. Turns out, it looks like it was caused by excessive gum chewing and chewing ice, hard candy and cough drops. After I stopped those things, it didn't come back.

I had typewriter tinnitus but it eventually went away.

I think "Tinnitus" would be a good name for a heavy metal rock band.

I think there may be a connection between vitamin D supplementation, magnesium deficiency and tinnitus. Looking back on it, I think my T may have began about the time my doctor started me on Vitamin D for deficiency. The T went away after I began taking chelated magnesium 250 mg daily. I still...