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I don't think this is the only kind of pain that come with H. I too feel TTTS in my left ear when it is quit loud and before I could feel it every day in class. Maybe it's different with other people but for me the pain that comes from this is easily bearable and easy to ignore. But sometimes...

...purposefully listen to for relief in their tinnitus, but I am forced to listen to it 24/7 and suffer. Every change in the tone feels like a slap on my face. There are many reasons why one could suffer from permanent headaches but the idea of tinnitus actually causing a 24/7 headache by...

...on those nerves and see if we can isolate one of them precisely. When I have some more time left I'll search for some articles on this, perhaps we can do some facial stimulus tests and record a change in the auditory potentials. I'll ask someone to slap me in the face and compare ABR's haha.

I feel exactly the same way...

No not at all for Autifony, My understanding is that they are working off a similar theory that is the communication from the auditory nerve and the brain so makes allot of sense that botox would work if it does indeed calm the activity in the auditory nerve! Rich

Oh man, that sucks! Wish I could help out more but I wouldn't really have any solid advice here. I've seen your posts here and there for some time and its sounds like your auditory system is all sorts of jacked up - you found any good ENTs or neurologists willing to help you? I think finding a...

Brilliant... I shouldn't think I'm the only one who can empathise with everything you have said Jade - thanks for putting it out there :cool: Click

...arrived and determined that she was so bad off, the only way to save her was to dive in and untangle her... a very dangerous proposition. One slap of the tail could kill a rescuer. They worked for hours with curved knives and eventually freed her. When she was free, the divers say she swam...

...tone hissing. I have said this in most of my posts....It's not the tinnitus that bothers me, it's the hearing loss. My tinnitus is absurd, but i slap it and tell it to go sit in its corner :) It's a double edged sword, you live fast...you can suffer from it. I did and if i could take it...

Well, it looks like an mp3 player, so sneaking it in shouldn't be a problem, right? Just get an Apple logo sticker and slap that bad boy on it. Yeah pack it in with your toothbrushes.

...otosclerosis? In November 2020 when I began to experience many many new tinnitus tones that were off the walls loud this was catalyzed by a slap on the ear, and rebound inflammation from prednisone. Which then morphed into dysacusis, noxacusis, diplacusis, vertigo, balance issues, facial...

...my early adult years. I do have a Marshall speaker on my computer desk and play at a moderate volume. 20 years ago during high school, I got a slap in my left ear and there was ringing noise and ear fullness. But it only lasted for a few minutes. I also had two microsuctions in the past few...

...fully went away before I got sick again. Then I got sick again at the end of march and my ear felt really clogged/muffled. Out of dumb anger, I slapped myself on the side of the head and on the ear (not super hard, but it hurt pretty bad after). The next day I noticed a ringing in the ear...

...matter, or an opening for what should be getting debated around, instead of Jastreboff or Liebermann talking at conferences just because they slap ''hyperacusis'' onto their essay titles, or the disgraceful parading around of the term ''misophonia''. Movements are mentioned as illusory or...

I bet a lot of them do have tinnitus; I forget how common this is, and lots of people just aren't prone to being bothered by it the same way I am. Case in point: on a walk to a restaurant today, I bitched about a plane flying overhead and one of my coworkers said "well, with all the jet noise...

...make any sense......to me, at least.... maybe it is an american humour which is quite different from english or british humour. American is more slap stick where as English or British is more of a dry humour based on language.... The writer is however not american but closely linked so maybe...

Yes, I think someone that is not noice induced has a much, much, much better chance. Or if is is from something in your ear that a doctor can acually get to like the outer or middle ear. As I understand it, the inner ear is sealed inside the most dence bone in your body.

...on the causes, that's how it works with a lot of other conditions. I'll give you an example: when I got a tear of my labrum in my shoulder (SLAP-2) the surgeons said that because I've had a gradually tear over time cause of sport activity it could take longer time to heal, but those who get...

...It works for some to alleviate T but that is because it messes with your ears , and not in a good way ...trust me. As for mixing , yeah ...I slap on a slight boost in the 4-6 range on the master while mixing so it does not disturb me as much and then I take that down when finished. I make...

Hi Steve ,i got tinnitus in my left ear due a wife slap too 5 months ago.. do you feel any improvement from the onset to now? Greetings!

...Some people it stays loud, no one knows the proportions. Most seem to experience at least some fading. Jeez the people who come on here with tinnitus after a slap to the ear! Terrible! More often it's from a partner! Can only hope the law or karma catches up with the folk who beat you up.

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Sorry this is happening to you. Your post caught my eye because I have a couple of doctors who want me to get an MRI, for a matter not necessarily related to the tinnitus. Since you had a bad result from yours, I was wondering, did they not offer you hearing protection when you had yours done?

...intervention precaution and it worked. As some of you know it also quiets my T. Which is where its at right now. I dont write these words as a slap in the face but rather to possibly give someone suffering some hope in that sooner or later the darkness does go and the cloud lifts. Today was...

Gotcha, thanks for clarifying. I'm no expert but I will say that in my case I have improved thanks to using earplugs to protect against any further exposure to damaging noise. And despite feeling much better now (2 months post-diagnosis), I will concede that my ears do still feel quite fragile...

...only used it for a few minutes. I hate noise, so masking takes away the annoying ringing. I enjoy silence so much, this is kind of an ironic slap in the face. I find masking the ringing to be just as annoying as the ringing after a few minutes. I'm working on controlling my cognitive...

I posted here in mid April. I was slapped in the ear by my girlfriend when we were having rough sex. Completely accidental but what an unfortunate turn of events. So fast forward two and a half months later, I have taken two more hearing exams in my hearing is in fact improving per the exams...

...high street looks like they're about to scream for their mate' 'Look out, they're delivering beer barrels over there' 'My colleague is about to slap a bunch of paperwork down on the desk' Every thoughts I'm having at the minute are geared to watching my surroundings, scanning for threats and...

...the cheapest one. Simply do to the fact that I don't need amplification at normal hearing frequencies. My loud tinnitus brought on by an ear slap 5 weeks ago is strange enough, then add to it that sometimes the ringing goes away at night is leading us to believe that I may be sleeping...

...others, are mortally motivated to prove others wrong when the science is right, and know the difference between beliefs and facts. Wanted to slap my ENT slightly when I heard that, but other than that she's amazing. My audiologists supervisor told me he can't help me if I don't let go...

My experience is that I was in your shoes; then I took drugs; then I was no longer in your shoes; and it is still working, so I am still no longer in your shoes. I'll post what I recently wrote on this matter of training the subconscious: Put in other words, your efforts to right the ship must...

...you'll feel better and normal again. I felt so alone when T hit me, then my boyfriend told he had it for years. I kinda wanted to hug him and slap him at the same time. Why didn't he warn me and tell me to get ear-plugs at the concert? Then again, it's not his responsibility for me not...

...to get you used to it. Tell me, at thousands of dollars out of pocket from you, the tinnitus sufferer, does that not sound like a big f*****g slap to the god damn face? And let's nevermind the fact that he repeatedly says at conferences and interviews that there will never be a tinnitus...

It's a shame the crab people who set the traps can't be tangled up in the ropes and lines. But hats off to the rescuers who freed the whale. Amazing creatures.

...a completely different Tinnitus sound in my left ear which I can only hear in very quiet surroundings. This Tinnitus I believe I got after a slap on the ear after which I did hear a Tinnitus sound for a second or so.which then disappeared and the new Noise appeared weeks later. The ENT’s...

Great news! keep being positive and keep moving forward in your life.

...I am one of his highest ranked students and the taz devil in his class :) Anyways, I had no idea what he was going to do and he accidentally slapped my very hard with the palm of his hand in my left ear. This is my bad ear. After I was slapped, tons of thoughts popped into my head. Am I...

People tend to take for granted that if a chronic health condition cannot kill you then it is not serious enough. Ironically, insurance companies, that are professionals understanding pain and awarding compensation, give more money to someone who survives an accident and is seriously crippled...

It's always on my mind too... There was an ATA video published last summer (maybe july 2016?) where they describe experiments with current stimulation (I think it's AC), with electrodes in forehead+ear (in one of the experiments) and then surgically inserted in the middle ear (for one of them)...

Dear Dr. Nagler, (Here my post as agreed on moved from other TRT topic). I am now having T for 1,5 years after a slap on my ear, resulted in a perforated eardrum. My T after the event has gone down to a more bearable level. I tried AM-101 and had at least two single injections of it in second...

...and companies are only in it for the money" is just cynical and wrong. There's little hope, but that's still different from 'no hope'. It's a slap in the face of the people who actually are trying to find a cure. I'm not sure if it happened in this case, but I just hate it when people -not...

No problem. But I doubt he would have any opinion on the AM101 study. In fact, I "kind of" spoke with him about it already (when he asked me what I had been up to over the last year - that was when I spoke with him in April, this year). Even though Auris Medical is based in Switzerland - like...

What I like about crypto is that there’s an honesty and an integrity to it that doesn’t require men in suits to mess with it. I’ve been using it for over 18 months for both banking-type services and card-driven spending services and it beats the banks hands down. However, as with most things...

...in any part of the body. One example for some to eventually get tinnitus: If toxins travel to say neck muscles then they can come back and slap the ears again after loud noise. So it may be long lasting toxins within a stressful system that is one cause of hearing loss - weaken ear cells...

...and 100's of concerts, I miraculously avoided tinnitus... until 2 weeks ago when a mosquito buzzing near me woke me up and caused a reflex slap to the side of my head. I woke up with ringing and buzzing, and had blood coming out of my ear. I went to the ENT that week, and was told I have...

...or treat tinnitus tinnitus, but it helps reduce the anxiety and stress that can exacerbate it. Baseline is still baseline, but it takes the extra controllable tinnitus that we can control off of baseline. Don’t get me wrong, anyone who says tinnitus is all in your head needs to get a reality...

I got hit im my ear with a slap whole laying down on the 29th of December. And when i got hit it hurt bad and i heard ringing for a couple of minutes and felt pain then i couldnt hear good in my ear for 2 days it felt muffled.then the third day the hearing got better so i let my ear be and i...

Agreed. You can fight or you can give up and surrender... It's up to you. I think some of these folks have never faced any serious diversity in their lives before. Life isn't always peaches and cream, sometimes it can slap you around a bit.

Hey Carlos. Be patient. When I read stories of people with loud, intrusive T, it took most of them much longer than a year. Same for me. One year in and still with anxiety and depression. T is loud, high-pitched and not maskable. I hear it 24/7 and it is very difficult. But I hope one day I am...

...ear is WAY worse than my is left now. I believe this to be from shooting the puck, I am right handed. Anyone that plays hockey knows how loud a slap shot can be. My right ear being the one that was exposed closest to the shot is still bad or even worse than at the beginning. My left however...

...about having something to take for sleep when the T is really bad and will try the water sounds as well! Distracting myself from the T is becoming less of a challenge and during the day if I begin to dwell on my T then I mentally slap myself as if I can't hear it then why should i think about it!

anything that deprives the DCN of input that explains why ear wax, conductive hearing loss and sensori-neural hearing loss all cause tinnitus.

...then it's not only about weight-lifting. It's about all kinds of excessive straining. Because for example once you had an implosive trauma (slap on the ear, loud blast, air travel or scuba diving barotrauma, high-speed elevator or high-speed train barotrauma or whatever) you should probably...

...mindset that inner ear damage is untreatable and that it's a fairytale to even research it. Why isn't there an outrage? Most people just slap on a hearing and and submit to tinnitus or live like hermits with hyperacusis. The only way something will get done is if people complain about the...

...In the early days tinnitus is a horrendous ordeal, but it really does get better with time when we learn to accept it. It sounds like a slap in the face, and believe me, I hated posts like this 3 years ago, but it’s true for the majority of people. I still remember waking in the night and...

...was a doctor that was even halfway knowledgeable about T. Even if you give a doctor a pamphlet to hand out to patients, it kinda feels like a slap in the face if that's ALL the doctors do. Imagine walking in and having a doctor say "Well I don't know much and can't help you but here's a handy...

...on these time scales so it is worth thinking of adjuvant therapies that can be used in combination of maskers. Alas, as you know all too well, these have yet to deliver on their promise. Thanks for correcting me on that. What I wrote came off as too dismissive (again...hand slap to forehead).

...to think silence is not good, sounds are good. Honestly I get cought with the similar thoughts as you have, but whne I start to dwell on it I slap my face and say to myslef: don't waste your life just because you have to listen to radio all the time. If TV is enought to cover your T than...

...not). My right ear is pretty full and clogged right now, so I don't know if this is the cause of my ringing or if there is any damage from that slap, or whether or not it will diminish in time. I've been growing more and more depressed thinking that I might have to live with this ringing...

Honestly, I would have laughed in her face. "Autism" is the new buzz word applied to any round peg that can't force itself into the square hole. Applying that label to someone like you who obviously has above-average empathy for others is just plain wrong, needless to mention it diminishes the...