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I think my situation is different because I think I got it from trauma to the brain

I am really getting scared that this condition I have is permanent. I got hit on the head right on the ear with a ball. And it's been over a month and I still feel like I can't hear the same, on top of that I have tinnitus. I went to the doctors and they checked hearing and it was fine but MY...

Should I just take them?

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I got prescribed a bunch of pills by a doctor which should supposedly "help" my tinnitus and I don't know if I should take it.

Hi, I've had tinnitus and "hearing loss" for almost a month from being hit on the ear with a dodgeball. Honestly I don't care that much about my tinnitus, what worries me is my hearing. I got a hearing test and results came out fine with 5 decibels but I fear I have some other sort of hearing...

hi, last week I had a hearing test that said my hearing was fine and my audiologist said that my tinnitus could be interfering with my hearing that's it. Can tinnitus really interfere with my hearing? I am having a hard time trusting my doctors.

Alright thanks for the advice guys!!!

Is there a chance that this tinnitus and this little hearing loss could be temporary? Thanks for the help btw

Can hair cells recover themselves? I always hear that once they are damaged they can never recover

A week ago I started having T. I was in P.E class when suddenly I get hit in the ear with a ball. Later that day I start hearing the ringing. A few days later I see a ENT doctor who says there is nothing wrong with my ear then I get my ear checked by my audiologist who says nothing is wrong with...

I've had T now for about a week... And the noise has slowly moved to my brain. I'm curious as to if that's worse and if I should be worried.

I'm hoping it's a concussion so it's not damage in the ear. Billie, were you able to sleep fine at night because I seem to wake up several times during the night

Normal sounds do sound more loud and annoying but, they don't hurt very much as others describe it. I also tried a frequency test online and I feel as if my left ear can hear higher frequencies than my right ear that got hit. Should I see a neurologist to see if I have damaged my brain?

Thanks for the advice guys. Helps a lot . I saw an ent and she says my ear is fine and I also saw an audiologist who says my hearing is fine. I'm pretty sure I have hyperacuses too though...

I was playing dodgeball in P.E class last Thursday when suddenly I got hit in the ear really hard with a ball then I started hearing weird noises. Later that day I start hearing a high pitched noise in my ear which is really bothering me :(. Present day I am still hearing this noise and the...