Search results for query: head trauma

Hidden hearing loss yes, central hearing loss from head trauma, no. I will have to look into that. Thanks!

100% stress can be the trigger that causes tinnitus. There are papers on this and in particular to women who endure extreme mental trauma for long period getting tinnitus. I also have reactive tinnitus and constant ear crackles. Stress over long periods raises cortisol. Your brain cells become...

I'd like to know if there's a possible link between contractions of the tensor tympani muscle, which also causes pain in and around the ear and in the head, and Megan Beers Wood's research. Is this different? Can we have an answer to pain in the inner ear (Megan Beers Wood theory) and...

Days like today, in my head. Like an electrical wire has been jammed in it. It's not particularly loud all the time, but reacts to everything. Other days it's extremely quiet and tonal and I don't even notice it Basically a day of what I had before this second acoustic trauma in January (mild)...

I got hyperacusis and tinnitus after a TBI (head trauma) so I second this.

I would like to talk to you, I also have severe tinnitus from a head trauma.

...of noise. I feel a very moderate amount of pressure in the center of my head and always have a headache, none of which is related to any head trauma, congestion or sinus. My depression and anxiety is worse than ever. I am suicidal. I am at my wits end. I have very little support. Its not...

We tend to forget exactly how things were... But I was in a bad place for a long time. Just moving my head on my pillow and hearing the sound of the sheets made me crumble. I couldn't stand the sound of running water or frying food. I remember going on a trip to a waterfall about six months...

Any, and I mean any, hit in your head can lead to nasty consequences in the long run. You don't need to be KOed to be worried about your brain. Concussions and brain trauma still being a mystery for the scientific community. 8.000.000.000 of humans as of today. We are a stupid by nature...

4 years ago I experienced an acoustic trauma while DJing in a club, which triggered a case of hyperacusis and later tinnitus. I am writing this text to encourage all those who may be at the beginning of their symptoms right now. My symptoms have changed within 3 years from unbearable (suicidal)...

Welcome to the forum @jazzcatt. Head trauma is a well known cause for causing tinnitus. If there is not enough response to you, you can try to post it to the main support forum or just search the forums with 'head trauma'. There have been much discussion on this in the past as in below link. So...

...biased. There are many etiologies to tinnitus and the co-morbidities, and they can be combined to muddy it further up. Your profile says "head trauma," which is very different from noise-induced tinnitus, especially when combined with benzo withdrawal. I'd prefer that further personal...

Hello everybody, I have had tinnitus since 2018. It was caused by acoustic trauma, as my ENT indicated back then. I have high-frequency hearing loss. I used to work in aviation for several years and had to be around operating helicopters, but I made sure I regularly wore ear protection...

For some reason I didn't read this post. I certainly have forward head posture, static hissing and sporadically clogged ears. Also - I work on a MacBook 8 hours per day. I should probably connect an external screen so I look a bit "higher" than just down at my MacBook the whole time. Usual...

Thank you Billie!

http://www.quietridehelmets.com/ Standard helmets are designed to protect against head trauma, and not noise protection. I would recommend to combine earplugs, with a helmet designed to reduce noise as well, if/when you decide to ride again.

T from head trauma is indeed a league of it's own. It's totally different than noise induced tinnitus. Post concussion Tinnitus can last any where from weeks, months or even some cases years. Most doctors are now just beginning to understand head trauma and Tinnitus. Here's a good read...

Hello, everyone! I joined these boards about a month ago and made an introductory post about a week after an event that I had believed to cause my tinnitus. I had initially believed my tinnitus to have been caused by an acoustic trauma. To sum it up, I went to see the movie Dunkirk in standard...

This is good news to get out of the house @Hardwell. In addition to this, taking up a new hobby or interest will help to take your mind off the tinnitus. The habituation process takes time, especially after a second noise trauma. Be patient and stay resilient. The tinnitus will fluctuate and...

Do you have TMD, or cervical issues? head trauma

Do you have hearing loss, TMD, cervical issues, head trauma?

Hello, I'm re-launching this topic with a question I can't answer. Can somatosensory tinnitus, that we can modulate with movement of the mouth, jaw, neck, be reactive to the sound environment? Or simply reactive to tensions in the neck and head area? Finally, can we have both, a more central...

Indeed. But maybe it is about gradual vs. sudden onset, i.e. the theory that gradual hearing loss allows the brain to adjust. It's the sudden (due to noise trauma) loss that makes the brain go haywire. And people's tolerances may vary here. I had a fair amount of noise exposure in my youth -...

Does anyone have anything like wavering craziness come on post head tapping or am I that special? The following is an accurate re-creation of what I hear. I hear it in one ear only (a tiny bit on the other). Please lower your volume and slowly increase until you can comfortably hear it! It...

Airbag trauma from head on collision most likely. It set in a month after the hyperacusis began on 6/19.

Hello Everyone! My name is Kriszti, I'm 31 and I'm from Eastern Europe. Here is my tinnitus (?) story an I have some questions at the end. In 2016, my left ear rang for 2 weeks, went to audiology, ended up with an Eustach tube problem, but the ringing stopped. At the beginning of 2017, it made...

do you have jaw problems, TMD, cervical (upper spine issues)? Head trauma?

My mom. She got it from a head trauma.

When I first experienced acoustic trauma, for a couple of days afterward, whenever I spoke, I heard what I could only describe as a "cloud of frequency" blooming around my voice, as well as the voices of other people. After a those initial days, it subsided, and I only catch a glimpse of it if...

...and to offer my condolences for your loss. I know how hard it is to lose a loved one. I know that tinnitus can be caused by many things: Head Trauma, Hearing Loss, Ototoxic Medicine, etc.. Am I, and by extension, other members of this forum, more likely to suffer tinnitus spikes from these...

Welcome to the forum. It seems that head trauma or head injury has been cited as a cause for tinnitus. If there is not enough response here in the Introduction area, you can try to post about it on the main support forum. You can also try to do a search on 'head trauma' on all prior discussions...

My first session starts on 4th September. I also thought about blood flow, because I can actually hear blood flow in there and it does feel heavy, like I can feel blood moving around. A strange sensation. It's quite bad :( But this wouldn't cause a long term issue?

I completely agree with this. I have hunted with massive ear protection--wearing both foam earplugs an the highest-level earmuffs available. I shoot the gun and hear hardly any sound, but half an hour later the tinnitus ramps up for weeks. I will not do this again. I've had several incidents of...

Hi Josh, Do you still have T. Please provide an update on your T caused by Trauma. I can relate to you since my T also started 50 days after head trauma.

Thank you for sharing your amazing success story. You’ve gone through so much and survived it. My tinnitus has become very severe over the last few months. I have several tones, and it’s incredibly intense. I’m three months in, and I also have hyperacusis. It brings me to tears of joy to know...

Have they ruled out perilymph fistula? Occasionally that can happen with noise trauma. I feel like people with low frequency tinnitus especially should get a full work up.

Hi Valeri: Hypersensitivity from stress, non hypertension and non physical head/neck/jaw/facial, mouth trauma, can accompany brain fog, headaches, electrical static in head, scalp tenderness, ear muscle vibrations. More so from sudden noise hearing loss/hyperacusis. To keep nutrients working...

Lp is lumbar puncture. I had high intracranial pressure after head trauma.

I have a noisy job. I work at a ship yard with lots of loud bangs and noisy work. I have tinnitus and some hyperacusis due to noise trauma. Because of this I always wear both helmet mounted earmuffs and and earplugs to be safe. This works well and the earplugs alone have been tested to attenuate...

The only thing consistent with tinnitus is inconsistency. I think going to a restaurant is too uncontrolled to be safe for someone with relatively new tinnitus, but you will find your limits by experience. The hard thing for me was linking the experience to my tinnitus level, as there was...

Do you have any history of noise exposure, ototoxic medicines, do you have TMD, cervical issues, or head trauma?

32 weeks from Acoustic Trauma (May 2021) -Vertigo/Dizziness started 5 days after 1st vaccine & resolved/13 days after 2nd vaccine -12th day at home with vertigo/dizziness, improving slowly -10 days on steroid pack -Head/neck pain -Increased tinnitus back to ringing/static -Hyperacusis is still...

You can get T from the sound the airbag makes as well as the head trauma.

Hi All, I'm now 11 weeks into my struggle with tinnitus, hyperacusis (pain mostly) and TTTS. Tinnitus My tinnitus seems to have settled slightly or I'm just getting used to it? I can only really hear it in quiet rooms so I'm lucky in that respect (I know others have it much worse). I used to...

@IAmCalifornia how loud is your T? Do you have hearing loss, TMD? Neck problems? Head Trauma?

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I haven't tried this technique because I haven't seen any positive feedback from people who have successfully applied it, apart from the person who sponsored it. As a result, I'm skeptical. That said, two months is nothing—don’t worry. It’s perfectly normal to feel the way you do, and it’s...

...Have you had abnormal bleeding? Has your doctor checked your hemoglobin levels? It's interesting that you say the MRI tech noted head trauma. That can be a potential cause of tinnitus. However, it doesn't quite make sense to get a "whoosh" from head trauma. There are websites for...

Many interesting papers. COFRE paper (#2) would help identify where tinnitus is coming from, and perhaps, lead to more scientific breakthroughs in determining origin to address the devastating problem. My tinnitus is trauma-induced, and is constant since my accident with head and neck trauma...

Hello, I've been lurking the forums since last August when I got tinnitus, but only recently joined to post some suggestions. I thought might as well introduce myself while I'm at it. So first off I want to say that I'm 22 and I have gotten tinnitus only once before this when a firecracker blew...

...No effect. @Samantha R - tinnitus of unknown origin, got treatment at Unique Access in Thailand, no effect (source). @friend - head trauma induced tinnitus. No effect. @whiskeykonteq - noise trauma induced tinnitus. I was able to contact him outside of Tinnitus Talk. His tinnitus is not...

Interesting. About 15 or so years ago I got the low rumbling truck engine ticking over on idle sound when I used a foam earplug to block out a neighbour's dog barking at 6 am every day. That noise then used to only come out for a month or so when I was sick with a cold. I would do everything to...

Not that I know of...

I really hope it's head trauma, and can go away. Better safe than sorry.

I’m so sorry. I can understand why you are feeling suicidal and unable to enjoy life after this. Has your tinnitus level stayed there same since the acoustic trauma? My tinnitus has become so much louder from preventable things too, and I also have gone over the incidents over and over and...

I'm wondering if a blood vessel could compress the 8th nerve due to head trauma? Thanks.

@The Red Viper Given your username I always just assumed it was from head trauma.

I have T due to head Trauma. One of those surprise attacks from behind by 2 criminals.

Hi, I have had tinnitus in my left ear for 10 years. I habituated after some time and the tinnitus didn't bother me much after that. Almost two months ago I had an impact sound trauma at work that resulted in a new very high-pitched sound after about 3 or 4 days witch persists today. I am...