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@pixiebelle I've done CBT to deal with my emotions caused by tinnitus. And yes, when I lie down, the noise amplifies, maybe, because blood flows into the head. I use a fan and a smartphone app called Relax Melodies and play a video on YouTube when I go to bed to mask my tinnitus. Now, I don't...

Sounds like habituation to me. Your brain has learned to ignore your T as it is unimportant to you. I'm trying to get there.

My tinnitus spiked from listening to music with earbuds though at low volume 4 months ago and it is slowly going back to my baseline. The process has been like 2 steps forward and 1 step back or even 1 step forward and 2 steps back! I am on emotional roller coaster as you can imagine but it is...

My T got spiked from using earphones though at low volume 4 months ago. I am struggling to deal with the spike but it's been slowly going back to the baseline. Ears heal really slowly. It's like 2 steps forward and 1 step back or, sometimes, 1 step forward and 2 steps back! Yours can go back...

I am one of the rare and unfortunate people who got tinnitus from taking one of the safest antibiotics. I didn't know I could get tinnitus as a side effect at that time, so I didn't know what was happening to me until it's too late. You don't have to be overly scared of taking medication that...

BTW, I use fexofenadine and old time antihistamine, diphenhydramine, for my allergy and they haven't affected my tinnitus. Diphenhydramine has only 1 person reporting tinnitus as side effect out of 3,000+ according to FDA report.

I think the report shows people who get tinnitus because of the drug (as a side effect). It shows dizziness, weakness, ear pain, etc as "other" side effects.

I think unless a certain amount of people report tinnitus as side effect, it doesn't go onto the list of side effect of that drug but almost all drugs can potentially be harmful to ears. 10 out of 2000 people who reported side effect for fexofenadine said tinnitus as their side effect according...