Search results for query: Musical ear syndrome

It made my tinnitus worse. Louder, more tones, and musical ear syndrome.

...over and over that sounds musical. It has gotten increasingly loud and intrusive. From what I have read, this sounds like “musical ear syndrome” or “musical tinnitus”. It is only the same few notes over and over again all day: “de de, de de, de de, de deeeeeee; de de, de de, de de, de...

I've had Musical Ear Syndrome for five years. I constantly hear a symphony and a choir for many voices. I have never heard such music before in my life. Year after year the music I hear is stronger. I work constantly on concentration and shift my focus so much on learning. I don't listen to...

Musical ear syndrome. I also have it. I hear chainsaws and people talking like the TV is on.

...drill. That was three years ago. Eventually the drill stopped only to be replaced by endless music. Yes! I had developed musical ear syndrome. Continuous, unbearable musical hallucinations. I cannot drown out the music with other sounds because my musical hallucinations become louder every...

...helping and then also tried my razor. They do seem to work, but now I’m having those sounds added to my tinnitus tones. Is this Musical Ear Syndrome, Palinacousis or what? Do these things normally subside? My tinnitus seems to have gone crazy lately with new tones and now this. I didn’t even...

Just stop. You don't know what you are talking about. Gaslighting OP is shitty. Musical ear syndrome is a subtype of tinnitus. It shows how much you actually know.

Thanks for helping this person. Do you have musical tinnitus on top of your regular tinnitus? Would you say that your tinnitus has improved over time?

I created an account just to reply to this post because your experience sounds so similar to mine. About seven months ago, a loud garbage truck outside my window startled me badly and caused a spike in my tinnitus. I became increasingly anxious about both my tinnitus and hyperacusis, so I...

Well, that sounds mostly successful if you're not having other side effects. Did you make the jump to 60 mg?

Hello, I have had tinnitus for about twelve years. It progressed from distant ringing on a rainy day to the 'horror' that it is now. I'm glad to have found a place to vent. The Doctors say there is nothing they can do. I've tried all the masking and it seems to be louder than any of them...

How do I know if i have musical ear syndrome? What are the symptoms?

Someone please answer, how do i know if i have musical ear syndrome? I don't hear bells,voices

Sorry to ask, you had musical ear syndrome? Aka musical tinnitus or palinacousis? I hear music after being exposed to loud music.

I went from basic Palinacousis to MUSICAL EAR SYNDROME BECAUSE OF THIS ESR INFECTION, IM HOPING IT GOES BACK TO BASELINE WHEN BETTER

Can palinacousis turn into musical ear syndrome or do I have variable tinnitus? I have recently developed sounds that were not there befor

If you're not familiar with musical ear sydrome, look here: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Musical_ear_syndrome The song in your head would be as loud as your current tinnitus and it would be a holiday song. Would you do it?

Welcome to the forum @BeMagnified. It seems you have what is called musical ear syndrome. I don't have it so I lack the experience to advise you. But this problem has been discussed on the forum in prior discussions. Here is a search result. Perhaps you can find some help from others and their...

...I have between 5 and 7 tones in both ears and my head. The tinnitus has been reactive, has copied sounds, and I have even had musical ear syndrome. I have been staying at home, not exposing myself to loud noise. I don’t watch TV, use headphones, or talk on cell phones. I use primarily...

I've had MES for about three years now. The most heavenly music, but where is it coming from? My brain is not talented enough to create stuff like this. Scary! Can anyone relate?

...it has helped with the depression, it has changed the nature of the tinnitus in my right ear. It is now musical tinnitus or musical ear syndrome. The left ear still hears regular tinnitus. Most of the time, the song sounds like it's being played by the horn section of a high school marching...

Hello Dear people! Well I hear these repetitive sounds (part of melodies, sirens, particular noises, etc) in particular environments. For example, while driving, I hear this hummm noise playing over and over. I think it is a patron as a result of the sound from the tires, wind, engine, road...

Hello all, Musical Ear Syndrome has been a four-year journey of hell for me, but I now have some hope, and I want to share with you all what I have learned in the hope that it can help you, too. It all started when I left my stressful banking job, my husband and I decided to go for early...

That's interesting. And I'm still interested in Cymbalta vs. Lexapro. Anecdotally, my tinnitus was much more susceptible to being changed by medications/drugs in the first year (or less) than it is now. Trazodone, alcohol, marijuana, even different foods would change it. Now, I'm either...

It’s amazing that posts like these weren’t moderated. It turns out that my suggestion from two months ago almost exactly mirrors the ENT’s recommendation. Seeing a psychiatrist isn’t necessarily a bad thing; they may be able to provide a clearer diagnosis, whether positive or negative, for the...

Is this normal? My normal tinnitus has declined significantly. But now I'm hearing a what sounds like an engine going off, a random assortment of bass tones, and recently, bells. Yes, bells, like the chime from my living room clock when it strikes each hour. These all sound like they are coming...

Sorry to hijack this thread. How do I know if I have Musical Ear Syndrome? I have palinacousis and recently have developed new sounds that were not there before. Palinacousis is retention of sound after the stimuli is gone, for me it was loud bassy music that would trigger the mimicry, and it...

This is Musical Ear Syndrome. I tend to only hear music rarely if I sit in silence for too long, especially if I'm laying on my side, but I'm not sure exactly what triggers it.

Musical Ear Syndrome and receiving vibrations. Very sensitive touch and the body's reactions to cold and heat. it all comes together. I sometimes manage to quiet down the music when I concentrate hard on a difficult logical task or painting intricate colorful patterns.

Do you have hearing loss at all? This is something called Musical Ear Syndrome and isn’t all that rare, and actually pretty common for people with various hearing issues.

Yes, I have this. It's like musical ear syndrome. My tinnitus would sometime mimic external sounds.

Musical ear syndrome confirmed. I listened to Mozart for 1 hr, and after stopping, I still hear vague violins, like someone in another room.

...the rest of the hallucinations. The other hallucinations showed up without any kind of recent stimuli. And I do know I have musical ear syndrome. But this is far from it. When I hear a specific sound repeatedly over the course of a minute or so, it's stuck in my ear for a couple of hours...

You may want to google search on MES or Musical Ear Syndrome as it can produce rumbling sound in ears.

This is audio pareidolia https://hearinglosshelp.com/blog/apophenia-audio-pareidolia-and-musical-ear-syndrome/

This is audio pareidolia https://hearinglosshelp.com/blog/apophenia-audio-pareidolia-and-musical-ear-syndrome/

Maybe it’s some type of musical ear syndrome. Even though you don’t hear music.

I think I have musical ear syndrome instead of normal T, so in prior centuries I’d prob be burned at the stake, or hailed as a prophet.

Interesting. It is a bit like reactive tinnitus or typewriter tinnitus, but with musical tones. And a bit like remembering a song, or playing it inside your head... like a musical worm.

Interesting, so another symptom of hearing damage. And I’ve developed visual snow during the last year as well... :grumpy:

...years of moderate tinnitus, I developed severe hyperacusis alongside extremely loud tinnitus & musical hallucinations (complex Musical Ear Syndrome) approx 15 months ago (you can see my history on my previous posts). I went to see Audiology for the third time since the start in February this...

Thank you for your kind response. My question for the Administrator is: Is Musical Ear Syndrome an allowed topic for this Forum?

I know there is Musical Ear Syndrome, but yours doesn't sound like that. I had the above on 2 occassions. It was like far off music playing, and only lasted a few seconds.

...was wondering how you were doing. Then I reviewed our conversations from January 2021. Both Zoloft and Nortriptyline can cause Musical Ear Syndrome (MES). Both medications contain hydrochloride. 20% of the time, MES is caused from hydrochloride. 70% from auditory deprivation that occurs...

I have something similar with the mimicking. I think it’s a form of musical ear syndrome which is kinda like the brain making up music when there’s lack of stimulus (usually related to hearing loss) so my theory is this is just one of the many weird issues that can come with damage to our hearing.

Mine also gets bad watching baseball. It sucks.

Anyone? I am finding this very frightening. Worried it is a side effect of wearing plugs pretty much all the time. Have I given myself musical ear syndrome?

Based on what I am hearing Musical Ear Syndrome cannot be actual tinnitus, I have no idea what it is but I'm certain this condition is not related to ours at all.

...affect on me hearing the musical sounds...get a hold of me on my email at >> irelandsblessed at yahoo com maybe we can support each other and talk it out...please contact me, I need someone to talk to that goes through the same problem as myself (musical ear syndrome)...God bless you amen Tammy

Hello, I have that musical ear syndrome (without hearing loss). It goes on all day long and gets worse when I am near or run electrical appliances. I've had it now since 2015. I am in great need of talking with others who have this same condition. The musical sounds which sound like an...

It's crazy! I get it on and off. What did it sound like for you?

Hey man, I'm having a similar issue, how are you holding up?

I have had tinnitus (and Musical Ear Syndrome) for about 2 years now. I believe it was triggered by a medication I took briefly (Nortriptyline), but I can’t prove that. My tinnitus is reactive in nature - it is only brought on after some sound exposure. Sometimes when I wake up in the morning...

Welcome to the nebulous world of Auditory hallucinations and musical ear syndrome that is often concomitant, in my experience, with incapacitating Tinnitus. I’ve just been through the most anxiety inducing period of my life where I was under the misconception that I had onset schizophrenia...

...Melatonin, generic Benadryl, generic Gravol. None of those work for more than a couple of hours. Either my tinnitus or my Musical Ear Syndrome will wake me up from that. My physician had written me a prescription for Trazodone, but I'm very leery to try that based on the fact that I believe...