Recent content by Luke123497

That's exactly my thoughts.. I honestly doubt id be able to cope if my T was always that loud However I do also wish it happened at specifc times so I could mentally prepare for it but obviously it's random so when it does happen its a huge shock and I lose concentration.

What causes fleeting tinnitus? I've had fleeting tinnitus on and off for about 3-4 months and like most I just wait for it to pass as it only lasts about 30 seconds and occurs every few weeks anyway. However today its occured several times and it's starting to worry me, but I'm not sure if...

Yeah spot on that's exactly what happens.. Like I'm watching TV and all of a sudden I'll just get a random increase in the tinnitus sound which at first obviously panicked me but now I just wait for it to pass and forget about it

Yeah it literally happens once every few weeks so it doesn't bother me that much

Without going into huge detail.. Basically ive had mild Tinnitus for 9 months now as a result of noise exposure... Anyway luckily I can safely say it doesn't really affect me and I can only notice it in quiet environments.. But for the past few months I get random spikes and the sound greatly...

An Do you advise me wearing them to a club to hopefully not affect my T or do you think I should just stay away from the club altogether? Any advice is appreciated.

It's been a while since i last posted on here and gladly I can ive only ever had 2 minor spikes from flu or congestion in just over 9 months of T so that's gotta be a good thing :) Anyway on to my question with a bit of a background story last week I was invited out to a pub with my friends...

My college recently had a 5 second fire alarm test the other day whilst i'm already in the midst of a T spike.. but luckily for me it didn't cause an increase in the sound it just startled me... A lot haha. Anyways, hope yours gets better soon :)

Started to experience my first major spike in my 5 months of having it yesterday so I now definitely understand.. Just hope it gets better for the boh of us soon :)

I ended up selling my ticket in the end and my friends understood my decision which was great.. And again thanks everyone for the advice :)

Thanks for the advice everyone :) I have just over a month to make the decision and to be honest I think i’d be a lot happier missing out on the concert and my t staying the same over going to the concert for a bit of fun and my t worsening, also from what i’ve read about the venue is that it is...

So about 5 1\2 months ago before my onset of Tinnitus from a stupidly loud concert I bought tickets for another concert coming up in about a months time and obviously i’d really love to go as they’re one of my favourite bands but of course I realise I have Tinnitus which I can just about...

I was playing Telltales the Walking Dead video game recently and the female protagonist (Clementine) shot her gun on a train and said ‘my ears feel fuzzy’ to which the main protagonist (Lee) replied ‘you’ll get used to it’… it strangely reassured me for some reason :)

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Hi, as of last Sunday (24th August) after 3 1/2 months of mild tinnitus due to noise induced hearing loss I suddenly started to develop a feeling of super sensitivity to certain sounds and frequencies that normally I could have tolerated without any problems… So I immediately ruled out Anxiety...