Learn from your mistakes. Having said that, most spikes are temporary, so unless it doesn't begin fading after about a month, I wouldn't worry about it.
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@Bill Bauer . Thanks Bill. I'm not sure if this is a temporary one. My baseline is harder and different than before. I'm 100% sure.
I got it 2 hours after playing, sometimes you have these temporary spikes which last for 30 sec and then slowly return to baseline. Recognize that?
I got it 2 hours after playing, sometimes you have these temporary spikes which last for 30 sec and then slowly return to baseline. Recognize that?
This time I had that, but the most loud temporary spike I have ever had. It settled down, but not completely to my old baseline. A different soud as well. I'm pretty sure this is some new permanent damage. But I hope i'm wrong and you are right.
For now I'll take it easy.
For now I'll take it easy.
>sometimes you have these temporary spikes which last for 30 sec and then slowly return to baseline. Recognize that?
On this forum, people refer to the above as "fleeting tinnitus". Even the healthy people get that once in a while, but of course once someone gets T, the frequency of fleeting T increases, and early on after the onset many people get multiple episodes of it each day.
On this forum, people refer to the above as "fleeting tinnitus". Even the healthy people get that once in a while, but of course once someone gets T, the frequency of fleeting T increases, and early on after the onset many people get multiple episodes of it each day.