Recent content by Jemina

I'd really like to know why some people's tinnitus completely disappears. I mean, how does it happen?

Not sure if and when Neuromod will be available here in Finland?

There really is no other way. My ears can't recover, there's nothing I can do to stop the ringing in my ears. I can't enjoy life anymore. This world has become too noisy. My ears are too damaged. And no matter what I do, some unexpected noise can all of a sudden ruin everything. I wear earplugs...

I'll keep this short. I've had tinnitus for 6 months. And hyperacusis. My tinnitus is very severe, I can hear it over everything. It's the loudest thing ever. There's no escape, and it just keeps getting worse. No matter what I do. I loved life, I had the most caring and loving girlfriend...

I have the same symptoms. I have allergies, chronic mucosal thickening in my paranasal sinuses, post nasal drip etc. The crackling sound comes from the Eustachian tubes because there is chronic inflammation and thick mucus and swelling. My ENT said that the sound comes from the Eustachian tubes...

I have a high pitched tinnitus in my both ears but when I wear earplugs I sometimes hear a very annoying morse code like beeping in my left ear, I don't usually hear it when I take off my earplugs. The sound isn't always there but when it is, it scares me. It disappeared for a month and it came...

I just want to hear silence again

My thoughts exactly! I keep thinking this a lot, not religious either, but, human brain can't possibly be this faulty... :cry:

Agree. I've had pulsatile tinnitus for 2 years, had a head and neck MRI 2 times, they showed nothing unusual. But I have bad posture, rounded shoulders and forward neck, and slight disc desiccation. Started exercising and correcting my posture by strenghtening my back muscles and deep neck...

It can cause temporary spikes, at least. I know someony who's T got louder after a flight. She has chronic eustachian tube problems and asthma so her sinuses and e tubes are always congested. The pressure changes make her ears hurt badly, dysfunctioning eustachian tubes can't equalize the...

So loud :(

Yep.. That would be a living hell.. T is already a living nightmare... A good example of this is being exposed to loud noises while already suffering from severe tinnitus.. the more damage, the louder it gets.. so it's simple math that with zero auditory input the loudness would be pretty much...

Usually deafness doesn't protect from tinnitus. Many deaf people have tinnitus too. And there are some unfortunate people who have requested that doctors make them deaf and some have even got their auditory nerve cut.. and the tinnitus remained and without any external sounds their t was the...

I agree with this! Your tinnitus might not be caused by ETD alone, but it can make it louder. I have the opposite problem with my eustachian tubes, they are stuck in an open position (muscle problems and fat atrophy in my case). I can hear my own breathing in my ears, and every time I breathe my...