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I saw a neurologist yesterday. He thought my MRI was consistent with typewriter tinnitus. He basically asked me which drug I’d like to try: Carbamazepine or Cyclobenzaprine. Carbamazepine is specifically for typewriter tinnitus, but he explained that many people experience negative reactions to...

I am seeing an interventional neurologist on November 12, 2024. My symptoms are getting worse with loud, rapid clicking in my left ear and a rhythmic sound in my right ear that matches my heartbeat. I hope to get some answers because I am not coping well at all.

Yes, like Morse code—sometimes super fast. On good days, after waking up and moving around, it morphs into a fridge-like humming noise. Then, as the day goes on, the constant tapping usually starts again.

Hi, Cheryl here. I think I’ve developed what’s called Typewriter Tinnitus after having regular tinnitus in my left ear for six years. About seven months ago, I started experiencing rattlesnake-like sensations in my ears and upper jaw, mostly when I was out and talking in loud environments, but...

Sorry to hear it didn’t work out. My tinnitus changed to a Morse code pattern about six months ago. I’ve been taking Endep at night, and usually, as soon as I wake up, the “machine gun” noise starts, even after a peaceful night’s sleep. 😴 If I’m lucky, it eventually shifts to a humming sound in...

my name is Cheryl. After having regular T in left ear for about 8 years, I now seem to have Typwriter/Morse code nouces in both ears.

Hi My name is Cheryl.

Hi @martap! Your tinnitus sounds similar to mine. I often hear Morse code-like sounds, especially when I wake up, and sometimes they last all day. Occasionally, if I'm lucky, it morphs into a continuous loud hum, which is easier to deal with. An MRI revealed that I have the typical arterial...