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Hey Dave I don't think syringing will make your t go if it was caused by noise exposure. If there is ear wax and you get that cleared it could lower the volume of t. Prob won't cure it though. Some people have gotten t from routine syringing as well so be careful.

Ok thanks.

I am not saying irrigation is 100 times safer than syringing. Syringing is an old method of earwax removal which can cause problems such as tinnitus. Water is administered into the ear under pressure. Ear irrigation is much more gentle. I have variable tinnitus which can reach severe levels. I...

Please refrain from Microsuction and Caloric Test- Ear Syringing as they can damage your hearing.

This is so messed up. Irrigation/syringing should be forbidden as their are safer ways to remove ear wax.

Ear syringing is a no no. Microsuction is also a no no.

My mothers hearing got worse after repeated syringing. The assistant couldn't see anything in here ear canal but syringed anyway. Probably profusely. How unprofessional can you get! Now she has a new tinnitus frequency and arguably worse hearing (before and after syringing frequency diagrams)...

I know what you mean, but I would be careful with these types of assumptions. Acoustic trauma may be clinically different from trauma to the ear (eg. ear syringing) - at least from a tinnitus perspective.

yes many people have gotten tinnitus from syringing ears....

I had a T euphony. My T worsening must have come from the water pressure from the syringing to remove the build-up earwax I had. Fuck.

Is there any other way than syringing in UK tho?

I am still struggling very much. Who knew that CVEMP and Ear Syringing can damage so much hearing.

You too got tinnitus from syringing? Welcome to the club... :(

The decibel level of the ear syringing largely depends on the width of the tip. A wide tip is much quieter than a thin tip and that could be used. It looks like you have an ear wax impaction if the doctor is unable to see your ear drum. You need to get it fixed unless you want the tinnitus to...

...which I did for years. Often spent 72 hours a week working mostly on my feet. Trauma medicine can take a toll on employeees. Emergency syringing of ears from pigeon dust received from helicopters landing on the roof of the ER gave a catastrophic tinnitus classification from my ENT. Damaged...

Ask your doctor whether he or she will be able to use manual tools to do this job. You could also ask your family doctor. If you use the keyword "syringing" to search this website https://www.tinnitustalk.com/search/2157851/?q=syringing&o=relevance a LOT of Messed Up stuff comes up.......

yes but that doesn't mean it was syringing that caused it

How is the true procedure done if you don’t mind me asking? It was irrigation that was done actually.

Try to stick to manual removal of ear wax if you can not irrigation, syringing or micro suction.

Thank-you. I did end up having a bit over a week between the syringing and the audiologist appointment.

Ask for manual ear wax extraction. Many users have reported worsening tinnitus due to micro suction and syringing.

Hey @dm222. Read through your posts. I believe I am guilty of the same actions causing my T. Curious. How long until its silenced or reduced?+ from the first time you attempted syringing? Dan.

Is that another Markku that got T through ear-syringing? Thats uncanny.

There is a risk in everything @grotulon. You and I do not know the specifics that relate to the person in question that got tinnitus from syringing. It is similar to what you were saying the other day in this forum: That syringing and microsuction is dangerous and caused you problems without...

I opted for micosuction and paid £60 for it myself rather than get the practice nurse to do syringing. Both can cause tinnitus but I felt microsuction was less likely to cause tinnitus. It didn't worsen it thank god. The thing about syringing is that it can move the eardrum which I'm convinced...

Do NOT get microsuction or syringing. Have them do a manual cleaning. I hope it is just the wax and your spike subsides soon.

I find that the sodium bicarbonate drops get rid of it with out need for syringing/ suction.

So, it all started on 5/16/20, a week ago from today. I noticed there was earwax in my right ear and my ear felt as if it was blocked, so my girlfriend poured a couple drops of hydrogen peroxide in my ear. We did this twice, however after draining the second time I noticed my ear started to...

As can be seen under my name on left side of page, my first onset of tinnitus was caused from ear syringing. The difference between irrigation and syringing is to use a gentle spray, not a high pressure jet of water with repeated efforts...

This post summarises it https://www.tinnitustalk.com/threads/tinnitus-after-syringing-ears.27770/page-2#post-332872

Well I didnt do ear syrnging for ear wax removal but I did the caloric test which is similiar. Water is irrigated into the eardrum comes back out and viola. I think anything that involves getting water irrigated in your ear is syringing. I paid a hefty price for it. I wish I could turn back time :(

Hi. I got my T a month ago after an ear syringing procedure. How is your t now?

Thank you. So the idea I'm getting is that manual removal is safer than microsuction or irrigation. Are irrigation and syringing the same thing? I read that there's risks associated with earwax removal with manual tools to. Is there anything I can do to best protect and prepare myself? Thanks.

@DutchGuy What's with the syringing? I don't get how that causes tinnitus.

...disrupt the tinnitus. It surprising how I can even have those on at much lower volumes than deeper tones like say ocean waves. Here's another article that talks about syringing and tinnitus...

...in my right ear there is a wax built up. It could be the possible reason for amplifying the tinnitus recently. He recommended flushing/ Syringing. I did not go for it after reading few reported episodes of ppl getting tinnitus after syringing. I have started with olive ear drops ...

Hi, all. So, I developed moderate-to-severe hyperacusis back in the beginning of May last year due to an ear-flushing gone wrong. The GP who flushed out my ears (due to earwax impaction) was so rough that she damaged my inner ear hairs, causing an intense hearing sensitivity. (My full story...

@dpdx had an unpleasant experience with the caloric test. I have never had such a test. I have had the old fashioned syringing, where a canaster is filled with water and it is squirted into the ear under pressure to remove earwax. That was 22 years ago and I had no problems with it. My tinnitus...

My tinnitus got worse originally from an improper syringing as well. For me it got better after a few months, take care of your ears really well, you should experience some fading.

Now that I think about it... Maybe syringing my ears back in April was the start of my tinnitus. Or debrox drops. :cautious: Never again.

Some induced hearing loss due to age/listening to music. Ear infection, Ear perforation after ear syringing.

http://tolbecs.co.nz/ear-conditions/ear-care/ear-syringing I too warn you about getting your ears syringed. I tried to do it myself a few years ago and again recently, both times with very negative results. Wish I had learned my lesson the first time. It's up to you, but please research the...

...overkill his list of ototoxic drugs. I gave this link because an audiologist reported that many of his patients received tinnitus after syringing. The comment section shows others who got tinnitus from syringing. I did get (first tinnitus) from syringing the same way that he mentions - as...

So should I presume the worst then :/

I wouldn't expect it too, but it's hard to say. One thing that can make it much worse is flushing water in your ears (syringing) to remove ear wax. Many people (including me) did it themselves or had a doctor/nurse do it and it caused/ worsened their tinnitus/hyperacusis. Some Doctors will be...

@Hay Ear syringing was how I got my first tinnitus. Or you could have received tinnitus from glandular fever.

Was your Ear wax removal done through actual syringing or water irrigator?

...get it all since I felt like water was stuck in my ear after rinsing, maybe behind more earwax. So I went to an audiologist who does ear syringing, and sure enough, I got out more, and for the next 6-7 hours, I could hardly hear my tinnitus. After approximately seven hours, I experienced one...

@DebInAustralia Thank you! No, I haven't tried warm olive oil yet. Yeah today will be my last time syringing forever lol. This can't possibly be good for my ears getting it done so often! No more q-tips :( @AZeurotuner Thank you! I never knew they could manually clean the ears. I will ask them...

...lmao. She also mentioned that the years of “abuse” of listening to music all the time and at high volumes was just the start of it and the syringing was the icing on the cake. I was definitely a music listener with headphones, dubstep is my favorite genre and I would listen to it for hours...

Damn, that's frigging horrible luck. Thank you for your service. I worked 12 hour shifts at Parkland Hospital in Dallas on the rehab floor and that was hard enough on me. Jeezus. Love you man. Hope you feel better.

were they syringing?

This April marks 8 years of 24/7 high-pitched life-sucking tinnitus due to ear syringing for me. Glad to see the new guidelines.

IT IS VERY BAD! so avoid caloric test or any water irrigation test.