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My tinnitus has been raging all week (13th week) but this morning I paused at my desk because I heard nothing. It was like that for a minute or so, then was down to around 1 for maybe 30 minutes. It's back now around 5. I didn't do anything differently. Not taking any special supplements, only...

Just an update at 9 1/2 weeks: my tinnitus is still there at around the same level 7-8 although the other day it seemed to peak at about 9 for about 48 hours before subsiding, not sure what I did differently. I'm already doing Flonase, Zyrtec and Cromolyn eye drops for seasonal allergies. Also...

I have delayed my second Moderna shot for the max time period (48 days from first shot). I still have tinnitus and I am unwilling to risk it getting worse.

My 2nd dose is scheduled for this week. I am going to delay another two weeks. I talked to someone who said that they may make the 2nd dose vaccine window even longer in the near future. I can't see getting another shot when I still have tinnitus. It's like adding insult to injury. Right now...

I don't want to jinx myself but it sounds like the ringing is only in my left ear (shot side) today instead of both ears.

This is my third week of tinnitus and I am due for my 2nd shot mid April. As of now my tinnitus is very loud and I don't think I will get the 2nd dose. I will definitely post if it gets any better.

My hearing was tested and it is normal. The ENT has no answer. No history of hitting head or loud noise exposure, and I never use earphones. I still have a high pitched ringing in both ears.

I don't notice it as much if I am busy and noisy things are happening around me. I notice it most when it is quiet, like right now sitting at my desk. The ringing level has been up and down but it seems to have settled at around 6 most of the time. It's been going on for 10 days.

My tinnitus started 4 hours after the 1st Moderna vaccination. I had high hopes before seeing an ENT, just for advice, but I agree it was useless. He doesn't think it is connected to vaccine. He kept saying it is caused by nerves and caffeine :rolleyes:

I just want to say that I am so sorry for your struggles. Being in this position now, I know how others, doctors, and even close family members can minimize the very real suffering you are going through. When I called my doctor the advice was, 'take two Tylenol and it should go away in 48...

I have only had tinnitus a few times in my life for short periods, usually after being at an event that had loud music playing. I got home from the vaccine location, felt a little tired after noon, took a nap, and when I woke up, I heard the ringing. It is a high-pitched ringing in both ears...