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@Slambonie - sometimes I think my left ear is getting better, and then I'll go somewhere quiet and it feels like my whole head vibrates with the noise. I'm dealing with it better now than I was. I'm practicing "radical acceptance" and just waiting out the storm in hopes that it will eventually...

@IntotheBlue03, Buspar for me was one of the easiest meds to start, too. It has been a while, but I don't remember any issues when I started it. I hope it works well for you, and that you have no complications! Let me know how it goes. :)

Hi all! I see there are a few really old threads about using in-ear monitors but there's not much to them. I sing on the worship team at church, and we use in-ear monitors exclusively. I feel like they're kind of risky, because it seems like in order to hear everything over the noise in my...

I've been on Buspar for years. I did not notice an increase in tinnitus, but I didn't have the constant tinnitus I have now when I started taking it. I never felt "numb" or intoxicated or different in any way on it. I take it for anxiety, but I still deal with high anxiety even though I have...

To be perfectly honest, life is awful right now. I happen to be bipolar, and I've been stable for years. Unfortunately Prednisone messed me up - as if dealing with tinnitus wasn't enough already. I'm really struggling (yes, my care team knows what's going on). Mindfulness, DBT skills, and...

@one-light Thanks for the suggestions!

@HeavyMantra Thank you for the advise. It was the Moderna version. I am sure 5 weeks is like nothing compared to many, and at this point I don't see how people function with tinnitus. Hopefully it will get easier.

It was January 14th, so 5 weeks ago.

Hi! My tinnitus started about 2 hours after I got the first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine. I'm sure that's kind of a controversial thing, but my GP and ENT docs can't figure out what else could have caused it. It's driving me absolutely crazy. I can't sleep, I can't focus. After completing...