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@Snake, I have exactly the same thing after an acoustic shock one year ago. Please let me know how you're doing and tips on how you tackle the symptoms.

Hej Matilda. What helped me the most with tinnitus was to stop monitoring the sound. Like checking everyday if it's there. You might be in a more acute, or shocked, phase right now. Try not to overprotect your ears as it can lead to hyperacusis. Wear music earplugs when you have to, like...

How are you now? Any updates?

I think this answer is closest to the reality. It makes sense that the tensor veli platini muscle is activated by will opening the Eustachian tube. And the clicking is a consequence of that, due to the tympani moving because of a pressure difference? I can also do this. I got issues with ear...

How are you doing now @Chipdip? Can you still click your ears the same way?

Hi! How are you doing now with ear fullness/crackling? I have similar symptoms since 8 months.

I have had the same symptoms for 6 months. Any success stories? Could this go away?

@SeanD5054, I'd love to hear an update. I suffered from an acoustic shock 5 months ago. I have ear fullness sensation that comes and goes in one ear, my ear also pops/clicks when I yawn or swallow.

Hi MattR, How are you doing now? I have the same symptoms as you've described.