Recent content by Chris809

Has anyone got their tinnitus from someone shouting so loud and unexpectedly in or near their ears? I've read that this is likely acoustic shock. I got tinnitus when someone shouted near my left ear but strangely I don't have any hearing loss. I've checked online that someone who shouts near...

To anyone who has reactive T the link below has helped me mask it (90%) for sleep so hopefully it can do the same for you! I use a sound pillow for sleep and I've discovered that the speaker gives off an additional white noise for most of my cricket sounds but the one below doesn't which helps a...

It's so weird because I remember going to clubs on weed in the past and it was fine, listening to headphones reasonably loud never even gave me a hint of T, it really is bizarre to me how I got T, I understand how your brain could fill in for the frequencies when there is hearing loss but I have...

I am better now, what I did to cope was to make sure I got good sleep by making myself tired before bed (physical exercise early evening, drinking a sleepy tea, reading a book in bed were effective). Getting good sleep for me was a way to get used to my new situation because it broke the stress...

I can see that there can be a connection between H and T being reactive but it's not always the case, the problem for me is that if I use sound enrichment at night my ears will eventually do sssSSssSSsssSSSSSssssSSSSSSsss and this is near on impossible to sleep with even at low volumes. Don't...

Okay, and does it reduce your perception of RT when you sleep?

That gives me confidence

Okay thanks!

Yeah, I've tried so many things like speaker, sound pillow, ear pyjamas lol not really working so I guess I'll try now without it. Will try to sleep sound free

I like your idea of warm bath and deep breathing, I'll have a go at it. As for amitryptiline, is that an effective long-term med and does it reduce your perception of RT at night?

Hi, I am 24 years old and I got noise-induced tinnitus in early June. Since the onset I have had a constant ringing or hissing sound in both ears, but recently I have found that my right ear and a bit of my left ear is reactive to sounds. It is difficult to mask, the tinnitus reacts instantly to...

Same, and he also said he had very reactive tinnitus, which two of the testimonials had, so this should give us hope that if the device is set with the right sounds it should eventually desensitise our ears!

Can anyone please help with sound therapy for reactive tinnitus (hissing)? I would really appreciate it!

Okay thanks, I will look at those threads

I hope so! Do you think this could take several days before it goes down to the normal baseline?