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@Cal18 I wish someone really would diagnose me! I don’t know if I have Hyperacusis or not, all I know is what causes my T to get louder, and at the moment, in one of the days, that includes when I eat and when I speak. Certainly seems to be worsening at the moment or more sensitive. Interesting...

@Cal18 sorry for the late reply, I didn’t receive any notification that you had responded for some reason. I refer to my cause as ‘head injury’ or ‘trauma’ as that is what I’ve been told to do by the professionals over the years. My T was caused by pushing a foam ear plug too far into my left...

@Suzerman kinda the opposite for me. If I clench or grind my teeth which tenses my jaw it keeps it away.....I have to stop myself from doing that though as it just creates tension which results in headaches/migraine

@Cal18 This is my first post on this site. I’ve had T for approx 6 years, the result of a head injury. I’ve never before come across someone’s description of their experience that is anything like my own, yours is as close as I’ll ever find I think. It’s such a relief to know that I’m not...