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Hello: In late January, I wound up with tinnitus. It's mild, and it happened around the time I was going out to nightclubs a lot. I know what most people would stop there and assume that that is the primary culprit. However, a constant clicking whenever I yawn or swallow--which had not existed...

While my tinnitus has not gone anywhere over these past couple months, I've noticed something too interesting not to post: at night the noise always reduces. Granted I'm in a quiet room, so maybe the lack of sound has something to do with it--but during the day, if in the same quiet sphere...

Sup, ringers: As its title would suggest, this post marks two months of having tinnitus. I got it at a nightclub, when I woke up with ringing the next morning. I wouldn't be adding anything new by describing the symptoms--initial hyperacusis (faded after a month-ish), clicking Eustachian tubes...

Hello, fellow ringers: About a month ago, I got tinnitus. This coincided with a few days after a weekend of going to clubs (two in three days). At first, I thought that sound damage was the culprit. My ears were sore, sounds were more sensitive than usual, and of course, there was tinnitus. I...

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-5232433/Study-reveals-resetting-brain-cells-cure-tinnitus.html

Seems a little late so say that now, don't you think? We'll see.

Yes, I went to a ENT here. It was a pretty standard thing where she measured my hearing, which was normal (I realise that undetectable hearing damage can happen, though). She told me to do the corticosteroids for 15 days, and stay on the gingko until this May. My custom earplugs come in this...

Hello, I'm a 21-year-old studying abroad this spring. A few weeks ago (in fact, tonight makes it exactly three weeks), I went to a nightclub that had pretty loud music. I left at around four in the morning, and woke up to pain in my ears the next morning. Tinnitus and hyperacusis followed...