Tinnitus Talk Support Forum

Referring to sound sensitivity? Yes definitely. I get more sensitive when I'm spiked.

This is my first big spike and that is exactly how it's been playing out. From what I've seen from other posts it does seem quite common

I think it is, is this because you took muscle relaxer?
@ErikaS
Progesterone I think also plays a part on the ears(you mentioned it in another post) . When mine is up/down can't remember which, is when my morse code/reactivity becomes more noticable. Have you noticed a correlation between progesterone and your Tinnitus?

Yes, that's normal with a spike / setback. It will settle down eventually @ErikaS

@Strawberryblonde I think it's a cumulative of things. Returned from Cancun 2 weeks ago after a week of being there, then started muscle relaxer last Tuesday (stopped it this past Monday), also my cycle is coming in 3ish days. Perfect storm I guess! :/

Like @MindOverMatter confirmed, traveling can def. cause temporary spike/setback. So I was dealing with increased sensitivity from that, then about 5 days in with muscle relaxer, sounds started going haywire w/ more increased sensitivity. First time I'm experiencing this and it not resetting in sleep so just trying to know what to expect & move through it calmly. Thank you all for input <3

@ZFire yes it's like my reactivity/sound sensitive T is turned up a notch (when it is already sensitive at baseline!). Saw you were in quite the spike for 3 weeks. So happy you moved out of it! Enjoy camping, it looks amazing there!

@ErikaS, Forgot to mention I also get changing sounds too during a spike

thanks @ErikaS!