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I hope everyone finds their own way to cope with ear problems. Today I decided not to protect my hearing at a house party for my daughter’s first birthday. I was very scared, especially when a small dachshund started barking for no reason from another room where he was locked. The children were...

The eardrum, ear muscles and tendons, auditory ossicles, trigeminal nerve, cochlea, Eustachian tube, and sinuses all take a beating when it comes to noise, vibrations, and sudden pressure changes. And then there are the nerves at the end of the auditory pathway.

Sorry to butt in. It has been two years since my injury, and I feel that my middle ear — or rather the membrane — is in worse condition. It feels loose. The trigeminal nerve has been damaged because I feel pressure on the right side of my head — above the eye, below the eye, and around the ear...

Do you mean TTTS as a sharp, immediate pain that happens with sudden sounds, even if they are not necessarily loud, like the sensation of someone sticking a needle in your ear?

Each case is different. Personally, I avoid using protection when I am home alone, since I have control over the sounds in that environment.

Tinnitus does what it wants, when it wants. Protect your ears; they are as fragile as glass. Tomorrow will be a better day.

hope is the mother of fools

Yesterday was my "good day". From the morning riding on 3 boiling kettles plus star wars in my ears

headache, pressure in the head, pain in the ears without sound, pain on sounds and worsening noises, anxiety, depression. I've never been in such a mess as I have been since my ear problems.

Do insurance companies pay for suicide?

He was lucky! 😊 Personally, I visited several doctors and professors, but they didn’t listen to me. It felt like only their egos mattered.

Hey, @100Hz. How are you holding up?

yesterday about 10 strong SBUTT

Hey. Have you had middle ear surgery?

Both membranes in my ear feel loose. I can even feel the wind moving the membrane in my “sicker” ear. I’ve seen doctors about this, but so far, no solutions have helped. I also experience immediate pain in my ear whenever there’s a sudden sound.

Where is this middle ear implant?

We are not all the same. I don’t have noxacusis, but certain things still cause pain—for example, turning on the light at home. I have damage to both my middle ear and cochlea. The research on these issues doesn’t seem reliable. It frustrates me that middle ear tests consistently show...

Can you please give a link? I can't seem to find it. Merry Christmas, everyone!

How are you holding up?

The fleeting tinnitus episodes started after over a year. Merciless beast!

After experiencing acoustic trauma, acoustic shock, or barotrauma, significant changes can occur within the ear. You might feel pain in your middle ear even without being exposed to noise.

No. I would compare my ears to removing the suction cup from a windshield...

Has someone ever experienced the sensation of their ear being “sucked” into the pillow?

it's best to lie down in a coffin

Hej. Jak tam twoje uszy?

I have it too, significantly in one ear. I have no defense against sudden sounds—they cause me pain. It seems the best option might be to cut out the middle ear. Tests were done, and everything came back normal.

Why are serious ear problems swept under the rug, even by professors?

a cacophony of loud sounds.

Sudden, very loud tinnitus paralyzes me

very bad. aggressive sounds and pain