Recent content by Naruto

Hi AnonymousWasp, it's been almost two months for me and there's been no improvement. I have a follow-up appointment with my ENT in a couple of weeks. He'll see whether my perforation has healed any, and if not, I may need surgery. On the plus side, my tinnitus hasn't gotten worse.

So after testing I’m told it’s not Sensorineural; it’s conductive. As for Tinnitus, still have it. No clue what will be the end results once my ear drum heals; but I’m prepared for anything.

Hello! I appreciate the sentiments. Pretty much what I do is totally zone out of it; don’t focus on the Tinnitus and it fades into the background. I learned quite a bit reading around this forum. Not sure what that is but I’ll look in to it; thank you! I’m in California; I’ll be seeing my...

Hey there *waves* So, I'm in the same boat as you. Slap to the ear - now experiencing tinnitus. Couple things: First, you said your is a constant "ring", so I assume it's high pitched? Mine sounds like static form an old television set... How bad is your perforation? Mine is at 40%, my ENT...

Yes, duly noted. I concur. I hope it heals too, I wish I had some idea on what the chances are (for example: how bad is your perforation, and is it healing/healed?). Anyone reading this with a similar situation, please let me know. I'l keep browsing the forums, but so far I have only found...

I appreciate your positive attitude. And believe me, I am being careful. >_> (Googling "White Noise Machine") Hm, as for masking it: I haven't needed to do that, yet. It doesn't disturb my sleep at all. My main annoyance right now is that it's simply there, and the option for silence is gone...

Hello everyone, I joined the forum because like many of you, I have tinnitus. It all started about a week ago, my girlfriend and I were having an argument, and she slapped me across my ear. She did not intend to damage my ear drum, but she did. After she hit me, the first thing that happened...

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