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Update: I have had tinnitus for 6 month now, and has somehow got to accept this condition to bother me for the rest of my life. The T has improved abit, the eeeee has gotten lower compared with the 1 month of beginning. He who said or is sayin T isnt permanent or has good chances to recover is...

Is this the phase 2 of the regeneration from this topic?

What i've learned is that the volume has to match your tinnitus or lower, and yes the actual sound, i don't really know why but maybe listening to crickets which is different then water fall or rain, challenged my tinnitus when it felt high pitched, and somehow calmed it down after 10-20 min of...

Try to mask the tinnitus with crickets sound (white noise) You will find these on youtube. Carefull what you use to mask the disorder..

Hi do you hear your T only on one ear or both ears? Does it also feel like it is coming from your head? "Head noise"

The only thing I believe do effect your brain neurons is the joints you smoke.. Narcotics and disorders is a no no

Always nice to read recovery stories. May I ask has your T changed since you got it? Is it in one ear or both ears, or is it concentrated on your head?

The part of becoming a man is to forgive your mistakes of the past.

You should feel lucky for having T only on one ear and not being there constant. What about others who has tinnitus deep inside the head that you might call "head noise" you can just imagine how it feels like! So, my friend, relax and take care. It will get better for you.

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How did you know that this time tinnitus is different?

Do you still got Tinnitus? If not how long did it last?

I can relate to that "wind" sound. :D only on my left ear. Wish you well!

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How long did your first T last?

Ofc it's relevant! It might be important to know what drugs will give us tinnitus! Maybe one that isn't known by the medics!

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Good news! Now the question is how come u have tinnitus when u got normal hearing?! Very important question to ask the scientists n specialists

Hang in there boys! I advise you not to use masking white noise sounds if you have mild or low T since it can spike it! And dont forget to update us what happes with your T after some time! If you habituate or it fades away! Take care!

But stress alone isn't dangerous and does not cause tinnitus. People are misleaded according to scandinavian studies.

I just dont get this. A very respected tinnitus doctor in norway has said that stress alone does not cause tinnitus, it just makes it louder. Tinnitus is most likely caused of noise damage, u can actually be exposed to noise months ago, and get tinnitus later.

How long did it last the first time? Did it gradual fade away or spontaniously?

Foam earplugs I believe has helped me not getting more spikes. Traffic and noisy trains are very loud here in the norwegian city. Now that I am vulnerable I wish not risk any further damage. Do you have any "noise reducing" earplugs with filter you recommend?

Thanks for the advice and recommendations so far. Any experience with Surefire Ep3 sonic defenders? I just bought it the other day and was not satisfied! They say it is 24db but I can hear everything clearly even dangerous sound..

Can somebody recommend me some good quality earplugs I can buy that block harmful noise? (They must resemble music ear plugs) thanks.

And rememeber to keep us updated on your situation after some time. Wish u well! And avoid futher dangerous noises!

I would advise you not to overprotect your ears since everyday noise rarely is dangerous or you might get hyperacusis to last

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Hi my friend it breaks my heart to read this from somebody in your age. I can only advise you to let go off headphones and never use them again! Also remember to avoid loud noises. What is loud noises? Well, surely not everyday sound, so do not overprotect your ears it makes H worse! Remember...

How many hours were you on that club when you got T?

Would you mind to keep us updated after a while? It would be of interest! Wish you well!

Great statistics. Do you got any studies or statistics regarding recovery from tinnitus from different sources?

Thank you very much, Marrku. Its a pleasure to get an answer from someone with experience. I also wish to know if "head noise" is what the most common outcome of T for you and many others here? My T started high at my right ear and quickly moved to the left ear after some days, and has since...

Hi, I am a young man from Scandinavia in the mid 20s and have had tinnitus for three months due to loud noise exposure over time by iPhone earphones. Tinnitus has gone from being all kind of different loud piiiiip eee or hissing noises to become a mild hiisss and eee sound. But still I am...

How are u doing? Still recovering?

Not to sound rude or anything, but when i read you or bill bauer for that matter, tell people suffering from noise trauma that t settles down or will fade away, is almost like giving false hope. Ive read many stories here in this forum, and new people coming to this forum ever day traumatized...

Hi michael leigh, sorry for "robbing" the topic, but i wish to desperatly ask if u have any knowledge if earplug use from iphone on a computer, by using it almost daily, can give u chronic T? Ive had T for almost three months, and it has lowered down to a mild T. Any chance of it to fade away...

So what did you mean:)? Have you got any supporting science papers for this?

I'm sorry for your suffering. Do you also got hearing loss? Wish you well

So it means that if you have some hearing loss in one ear, that's saying if you don't hear 19000 hz frequency with earplugs on, it means that your hair cells might be gone? And will an audiologist also look if you got hidden hearing loss?

How does one know if they are damaged beyond repair?

One quick question! if you get noise trauma tinnitus without hearing loss, is it then possible that the hair cells recovers?

You cut out coffee but still drink tea, which has a lot of caffeine

You're hot as you are;)

Hi i am wondering how did your Tinnitus sound like when it started to fade the first time? Was it spontanously silence or gradually?

But isn't tinnitus due to hair cell damage just a theory?

Does your T happen to be lower in the morning or is it constant through out the day? Thanks for the reply.

So it means u had 90% improvement the other day, and now u hear it 60%? And how did your T sound like in the beginning, was it multiple sounds like hissing, spikes, high frequencys ect, and what sound do u hear now that ur alot better? Is it like constant low "eeeee"?

Good for you mister, danielh. It is nice to see fellow suffers recover :)

Ok, but why is it then so many people here who complain that they still got AAT after so long time? Thi But why is it then so many people who complain in this forum that they still got AAT after so long time? Are most of the sufferes here with hearing loss? This study does give hope though

And did those people with acoustic trauma evently recover?

How long did it take them to recover?! And does this count only for those with hearing loss or also people with only tinnitus without any hearing loss?