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tell me more about what happened to you, and how long you have had it!

is there anyway we can chat about this over the phone on Facebook? also I noticed your issue came from the gun range. how would you describe when you first discovered you had tinnitus? was it cumulative or did it happen after one loud sound?

its hearing loss for sure because my right ear is not what it use to feel like, it sounds sort of covered and not as "clean". the person literally yelled in ear an inch away, I'm pretty sure that was the loudest thing I have ever heard as it literally shook my body in reflex in attempt to stop...

do you think I should quit playing in orchestras and bands?

my hearing was always pristine before this. The shouting was extraordinary in that I have never experienced such shock and loudness before. I am sure its done its damage because its been a week now and I still hear the ringing.

no it was definitely caused by this event, I have never had ringing in my ears. After the event my ears were also muffled, which is a sign of hearing loss. Only a few days ago I was appreciating the sound of silence.

its funny that you mentioned Beethoven as a positive example, because in the show mad men, there is a monologue describing the very ironic tragedy of Beethoven's hearing loss, how hopeless he felt as he wrote each note, his love and passion never dying but his senses failing him. to me this...

So I recently discovered that I have tinnitus. How? Last Sunday while I was studying with somebody, who is a bit autistic and has anger issues, screamed in my ear loudly while chokeholding me for 10 seconds. I discovered the ringing in my ear the day after. It has been a week, and I am very...