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Not an expert but it sounds like you'll always have to keep earplugs with you, and equipped when you're near your kid, since you never know when a baby will start crying.

Just the damn pitch to not be so high, I could mask it easily with everyday things, but the pitch always pieces through any masker.

I was thinking about the C1 and C2 as well, there's a Upper Cervical Chiropractor about 30 minutes away, but I don't know if Medicaid would even cover such a thing.

I'm the same as the op in this post. https://www.tinnitustalk.com/threads/tinnitus-always-constant-throughout-my-life-now-its-unbelievably-loud.31471/ TLDR: Was inflicted with intense emotional trama and couldn't sleep for many days if at all due to increased tinnitus and stomach. Eventually...

I've been able to push it in the background, even in quiet rooms on very rare occasions. As for looking for relief since it's physical and with no hearing loss, maybe check with a dentist to do a xray of your jaw and teeth. See if you have TMJ and if not then maybe your C1 and C2 (neck) is...

Mine is high pitched as well. The only thing that helps is being distracted and having it go in the background, or listening to this when it's really bad. Maybe go to a dentist and have them xray your jaw/teeth to see if you have TMJ.

Might sound strange, but when's the last time you seen a dentist and had them Xray your jaw/teeth? Maybe you have somatic tinnitus but only hear it during the circumstances you've described.

Do you hear your T as strongly? Honestly, I wouldn't take a chance and see a doctor about this since the pain is still ongoing.