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This is what I do but I have to constantly mute my mic because I know the echo gets annoying.

I dont hear it in my sleep and I haven't had a dream where I heard my tinnitus. At least none that I remembere.

I'm 7 months in today and I just tend to ignore it with external sounds, when it started I felt sick to my stomach because it was all I was able to think about and felt very anxious, I would constantly monitor it if it got louder or lower but that's also not a very healthy thing to keep doing...

About to be 7 months in with tinnitus, no improvement or worsening. I think this might be permanent.

They injected some anesthetic and used (I think it was) nitrogen to breathe in to help with the pain. It still hurt though. My tinnitus has not changed at all and I'm no longer worried about it causing a spike as it was awhile ago. I think the best thing to do is not worry too much about it. The...

I also have cracked my fingers near my ear before with no change in my t.

For me getting little to no sleep seems to feel like an increase in my tinnitus but once I get a good night's rest its lower. Also focusing alot on it seems to make me feel sick to my stomach so I distract my self with things to do so I dont think about. Maybe try to distract yourself with...

I'm at 5 months going to 6 months. I haven't noticed to much of a change in my tinnitus, it's still noticeable but I gotten used to ignore it when I'm doing something. It's only when I try to sleep that it annoys me. I do tend to protect my ears in loud environments, but when I don't, I dont get...

I'm not sure if I ever heard it before I got tinnitus, I dont think I did, but since I got it I have focused alot on my ears so maybe I just noticed it now.

I'm not sure if this would be similar but when ever I swallow something I have a crackling sound in both of my ears.

I'm still kind of new to tinnitus, so my questions will be has it gotten worse over time? How do you manage it?

I'm able to make my ears pop by swallowing or moving the muscles in my neck. Could this ETD?

I'm 23 and got it early this year.

I've been wanting to go to a range again. Do you know how loud a 556 or a 9mm could get?

Having difficulty sleeping again. Tinnitus doesn't seem louder but I'm just very annoyed by it.

It's then very similar to me, I still hear it at home but if I distract myself I tend to ignore it better until it's time to go to sleep and it's back to the high pitched noise.

So is your tinnitus much better now? Is it something you think you don't need to worry about anymore?

Do you think maybe it's like electronics were a restart is needed to function properly again?

I had all 4 of my wisdom removed a couple weeks ago and they did give antibiotics and steroids for the inflammation. I did not take the steroids but I did take the antibiotics which was amoxicillin. It didn't cause any problems for my tinnitus, no increase or decrease.

I'm not sure what would be considered mild, all I know is that for me I can't hear it when I take a shower. At night I could hear it even with the TV on but I have it on a low volume because I don't want to bother others.

It is my understanding that most of those spikes turn out to be temporary. Nevertheless, I hope you will learn from this mistake. Does noise impact everybody in a similar way if you have tinnitus, like get a spike? What if tinnitus is not noise induced should they also be more careful with...

Since the 4th of January, of this year.

My right ear still makes the popping sound when talking or swallowing. I'm getting used to it but I whish that it will go away.

This won't be very helpful but before I had tinnitus I was taking 50,000 IU a week without a problem, From August until the last week of December. I stopped taking it though after I got tinnitus.

What reel mower do you use? I need to get one but I'm not sure which one to get.

I'm still bleeding from wisdom tooth extraction. Has anyone bleed for more than a week from wisdom teeth removal?

Well I would still say to try to give it a little more time to see how you will end up feeling. From your response it dosen't seem anything I say will change your mind. I wish you the best of luck and hopefully you find some relief. Just remember killing your self is not something you could take...

Hey I know things seem rough but please dont do anything like that. I have also had thoughts of suicide but I wont do it. I try every day to not let tinnitus beat me. I read some of your previous post and you said you are 26 years old, I'm 3 years younger than you and also feel like my future...

Well just know that we are all here to help. We all have tinnitus and we would get through this together. Hopefully one day we could all come back here and say our goodbyes because tinnitus was cured.

Right now there is no pill that you could take to get rid on tinnitus, there is research going on for it though. You could look it up on this website. This is something all of us here have to through, just know that you are not alone and this community is very helpful when it comes to advice...

How long did it take you to stop measuring you tinnitus? I seem to be doing it everyday. I want to break this habit as I think its probably not healthy for me.

I think my life could get back to normal if my tinnitus dissapeared. I was just looking up famous people with tinnitus and they seem to live pretty normal lives. Who knows though, I'm sure most of them dont really mention it.

I hate taking naps because I feel like my tinnitus becomes more noticeable. It stays that way until I go back to sleep and wake up the next day, it's the only thing so far that I know could spike my tinnitus.

I agree with GSC, if it's a frequency that you are able to let them listen to that is just like or similar to yours show them. Tell them that this is something you have to listen to every day non stop, maybe that way they could become more understanding of your tinnitus.

Does anyone reminisce about the time you didnt have tinnitus? I have just been thinking how I didn't even know about tinnitus until I got it

I've only had tinnitus for like 4 months and already had to take out all four of my wisdom teeth out and although the ringing went down for 2 days it's back to what it was when I got it. They use a very high pitched tool which I think was the drill. So maybe there wont be a change for you after...

Well my ringing sound came back to what it was before. I feel horrible again. I really hope it goes back down to a hissing sound.

How long would one have to wait if an increase of tinnitus is do to dental work? I had all four of my wisdom teeth taken out and dont have an increase yet.

Hi, is your tinnitus only in one ear?

Just got back from removing all 4 of my wisdom teeth. So far no change on T

I'm getting all 4 of my wisdom teeth removed on Wednesday. Really nervous.

So what was the video about?

how is your T now? I've been wanting to go to the range again but indoor ones could get very loud.

I still sleep on my side but it took me a while to get used to the sound. It's still not easy but I have a fan on and the TV, I eventually fall asleep.

Last year I was told I had low vitamin D and was taking 50,000 units a week. It was from August all the way to December then my tinnitus started this is year which was on the 4th of January not sure if that had anything to do with it but I stopped taking them after I got tinnitus.

I spoke to my parents and for now I wont have to mow the lawn. I've been thinking about it all day and I'm not going to risk it. They think it's my wisdom teeth that are causing the ringing because all four them are coming out.

I'll update if anything happens to my tinnitus. I'm not going to be exposed to the lawnmower sound for a long time, the most will be 15 minutes so I'm thinking it wont be too bad.