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- Gender:
- Female
- Location:
- Florida
- Occupation:
- Retired
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About
In 2010 my tinnitus started out of nowhere. I had a slight cold and ear discomfort but I've had ones that were 10 times worse. Then about 9 or 10 months later I would be awake late at night and think I heard a radio. It sounded like people in conversation, although I couldn't make out the words and then I'd hear music. It wasn't until no one else in the house could hear it that I realized it was just me. So now, most of the time, I hear a buzzing noise and at night underneath the buzzing is music, although again I can't make out the lyrics. Sometime I know the tune, sometimes I've never heard it before.Interact