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If you're already on steroids then there isn't much else you can take to help get rid of you T. As far as recovery time goes , I've read that 6 months to a year is the time frame before you should consider your T as chronic. The best thing I can tell you to do to help your situation is come to...

They are definitely working on that very issue. The US government started the BRAIN Initiative 3 years ago and just a few months ago got a big surge of funding. Hopefully something comes of it within our lifetimes. https://www.braininitiative.nih.gov/

I thought hearing test aren't supposed to blast your ears with loud sounds. Did she administer it wrong?

I feel the same way as you do. The only time I give my T any thought is when I'm in a quite place. When my mind is occupied I completely forget I have T. I then ask myself where my T went and my mind goes in search of it, then finds it. Still learning to not do that lol :dohanimation:

How did you end up getting H? If you dont mind me asking.

How what your flight?

My T started after 4 hours of watching 2 movies with headphones on. Prior to that I was a heavy user of headphones during my workouts. I used them for years at least 4-5 a week for 2 hour sessions. I feel better about my T now, I don't get panic/anxiety attacks anymore. The only thing that bugs...

I'm having these same thoughts to, since I don't have kids or any major financial responsibilities at the moment. I wouldn't mind going back to school and getting into the medical field for inner ear research.

Did you use any sound therapy for when you couldn't go out into busy places? Did you make it a daily routine to go out to those places? I got mild H and I've been wondering what I can do to help the healing process. I live a pretty quite life. The only exposure I get daily would be driving and...

It has happened to me too. I was hitting the weights yesterday and during my workout, I had moments where my tinnitus seemed to go away. Maybe it was the lightheadedness after some heavy deadlifts idk. It felt great though. It came back to normal after 10 minutes from when I had finished working...

I think I have a little bit of H, my ears and tinnitus jump to loud high pitch sounds. The sounds don't give me pain but I get a little anxious about them. Is that hyperacusis? Or is that my ears being sensitive since I'm still new to this?

So wearing ear protection at concerts and clubs is a must, but what about in malls or busy stores? I'm still trying to understand whats safe and not safe. What about movie theaters? @Ludvik hey what prat of LA do you live? I'm in SoCal too, traffic does suck, especially with those ricers with...

Psycho- Pass, meets all your criteria!:rockingbanana:

I'm sorry that you're going through this:(. Did you do the TMS to try and help your tinnitus?

Where do you sign up?

A little update on my situation. 2 Days ago I did some trigger point therapy on the side of my neck that I had the stiffness on before my tinnitus set in and I experience a Dramatic reduction 24 hours later. The tinnitus that night also almost completely went away for about 5 minutes and I felt...

Did they help your T?

What kind of doctor would you recommend to see about this? The ear where I hear the tinnitus the most is the same side I had the stiff neck.

I'm on a laptop, so what you're saying it that computers makes the tinnitus worse? Also what are your thoughts on this video, is it a scam? I live near that clinic and I was thinking of going to it after my ENT appointment. If I have anymore questions do you mind if I PM you?

Thanks Guys for replying it makes me feel better, knowing that there are others out there going through this. @Michael Leigh I went through half of your post (sorry couldn't finish it, im getting ready to "try" to go to bed):unsure:and I cant tell you how much it means to me, seeing all that...

It's been about a week since I've had the ringing in my ears/head and I don't know where it came from or what to do. I don't go to concerts, shoot guns, or get exposed to loud sounds. I do use my headphones when I work out but never at high volumes. So this has me a bit stumped. One thing that...