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What a boneless dog you are @Damocles! :P My experience is any type of thick hoodies aggravates the fleeting tinnitus episodes. Especially in rooms with fans or noises. So everything is worth thinking about to avoid those happy times...

@Jammer, these episodes do actually start off like fleeting tinnitus. The difference is that instead of my hearing coming back and the ringing and the pressure disappearing within a minute, my symptoms persist for hours and I also develop pulsatile tinnitus on top. @Ken219, I have consulted...

Here is a thread where fleeting tinnitus is discussed, @PortalNaut. The first post explains what it is. https://www.tinnitustalk.com/threads/poll-approximately-how-often-do-you-get-fleeting-tinnitus.21377/

I had a 2 hour fleeting T experience out of nowhere, terrifying..

Likely it was fleeting tinnitus if it’s already going down. Fleeting T is not uncommon, even for those without tinnitus.

Thank you for reminding me about that. I meant to mention that as well. I used to get fleeting tinnitus for as long as I could remember lasting about 5-10 seconds and not really that loud before I got tinnitus. After I got tinnitus I started getting fleeting tinnitus 1-5 times every single day...

Totally normal. Loud Tone for a Few Seconds — Fleeting / Transient Spontaneous Tinnitus

...about the nature of this awful disorder. There was nothing that I could point to that I had done differently that could have caused this fleeting recovery. I had no idea about any food, medications, daily routine, or anything that could have led to this. I'm going to carefully watch from now...

fleeting T is becoming really common. it's happened 4 times today

I had an interesting experience yesterday. My T was a high-pitch tone. Then I experienced fleeting T that made the volume ten times louder. When the fleeting T episode was over, the sound of my T became a hiss. So there might be a connection between fleeting T and your T...

I've been noticing that my tinnitus will also stop for 1-2 seconds and then return. It's like the opposite of fleeting tinnitus. Fleeting silence? So odd... if it can stop for 1-2 seconds, why can't it just stop all together? Any theories on what causes the fluctuations? I can't seem to find a...

Where did we land on a day full of Fleeting Tinnitus episodes? Stress? Diet? No recent noise exposure or spikes.

Looks like you are another COVID-19 vaccine victim. Did you have fleeting tinnitus occurrences before? Your tinnitus might subside once the vaccine effect is over.

I think what you are referring to is fleeting tinnitus: https://www.tinnitustalk.com/threads/fleeting-tinnitus-multiple-times-a-day-%E2%80%94-what-are-the-implications.38853/

Now this seems to be two different phenomena: one, fleeting tinnitus and two, sudden fleeting deafness. Can someone please clarify??

Of course it's normal to have fleeting T. I had it all the time pre-T. After getting T I started observing when I would get fleeting and it has always been after loud and unexpected noise.

Doesn't sound like fleeting tinnitus to me FWIW.

Fleeting tinnitus is reported by lot of folks here. It's attributed to jaw or neck muscle issues. Do you have earwax that might move around causing this?

Che boludo está todo bien, ATR. Fleeting tinnitus is short but can cause anxiety wich increases the T volume. Always remember that fleeting T can not damage you and it’s normal, I had fleeting T for minutes even before Onset. That mindset will prevent you from fearing it and affecting your...

I only noticed fleeting tinnitus during daytime.

@Marie79 almost everyone experiences fleeting T. Sometimes it comes in waves. Ive had times where it happened like a dozen times in an hour. No idea why, but i never worry about fleeting T because generally it is exactly that, fleeting. Unfortunately ear infection can be a cause for tinnitus...

What's fleeting t., may I ask?

I'm getting fleeting T more and more frequently, but the episodes are way shorter (3-5s). Can this mean anything?

I am not sure if it is a good thing or not, but I am glad I am hearing this fleeting tinnitus less these days! It thankfully never work me up at night either.

I know that people here at the forum say that fleeting T is not dangerous for your ears, but I dont know what to belive anymore since I having such bad experiences with them. Fleeting T is the only thing that can spike my T. Nothing elses like loud noise, salt, coffe, nothing. Luckely I only...

I also lost my hearing in June last year, but it was due to guns. I've heard that sometimes it takes 1-3 years for things to improve for NIHL (and mine is strange since it happened so fast because of an acoustic trauma) but I am not entirely sure how things tend to play out for SSNHL. What...

The past is fleeting. The future, a promise. The present keeps us moving forward, with hope we seek true happiness.

Does anyone else have fleeting T that only shows up while napping/sleeping?

Yes, that's quite common.

Windy weather today and my ears are going nuts. Worse tinnitus and countless fleeting tinnitus... Waiting for clouds to bring me peace.

...have tinnitus. For most people it’s “just a sound you hear” and for others it’s accompanied by headaches, feelings, pain, hyperacusis, etc. I used to get the odd fleeting tinnitus about once every few weeks, now it’s at least weekly, but like I said, it’s actually a reprieve from the constant...

So I’ve always had short 5-6 kHz fleeting tinnitus spikes in both ears over my life as many of you. From memory it always had the muffledness accompaniment. As with most, you learn not to worry. Recently I’ve been having longer and louder episodes at the craziest lower pitches, 1 kHz, 2 kHz...

I am not aware of any studies. However, I remember getting fleeting tinnitus a couple of times before my acoustic trauma. I read that everyone gets fleeting tinnitus once in a while. The experience of the people on this forum seems to imply that we get it a lot more often than healthy people...

There's something surprising in what everyone describe as fleeting tinnitus, my fleeting tinnitus are barely noisier(and my hearing is not impaired while they happen) than my regular tinnitus(i hear it mostly in very quiet room). my brother on the other side got the very noisy fleeting tinnitus...

Out of nowhere while watching TV, my “good” ear starts the fleeting “eeee”. It has stuck that way for the last 30min. Slightly freaked out.

I have no idea if the two things are related. I do get TTTS and also had a prolonged fleeting tinnitus episode the other night. I think the best thing to do is just try relax when it happens. As scary as it is, we have no control over it. The anxiety related to this condition is the worst.

The "classical" tinnitus IMO is that loud "eeeee" that fades away in 10-20 seconds.

Same here. I am under a lot of stress right now, and I noticed that I get fleeting tinnitus multiple times a day now (something that hasn't happened for about two years before the my recent spike in anxiety).

Fleeting T in my normal T ear twice today. Not sure why. Gone after 20 seconds. Hmm. Like a sudden pop and crazy loud ringing that fade.

I've had fleeting T for as long as I can remember. Now that my T is chronic I have had fleeting T slightly more often.

Had fleeting T today. Was the first time after some months. That was really loud. Lasted 15 seconds. Nevertheless my standard T is also loud, but this fleeting T was much louder. Maybe I should be lucky with my standard T. Scary. Cannot remember I had fleeting T before T onset. But maybe I...

...week, again I don't pay too much attention to it. It's way more than before t. I knew life was going to be different the first time I had fleeting t twice in a row, right after another, in the same ear. That's happened twice since getting t. One of the member here says to look at fleeting...

Maybe it's recovery fleeting t :p

@Drone Draper I think normally people mean fleeting tinnitus that lasts seconds. Before I got constant tinnitus, I would sometimes get fleeting tinnitus that lasted about 30 seconds, starting loud then fading out. I never had constant tinnitus.

My t goes silent right before the fleeting tinnitus hits. Maybe its just the deafness i am referring to.

Used to get fleeting T before my T (a few seconds). I used to assume the fleeting T was a result of my ears being prone to ETD and that everyone got it. My mum gets fleeting T quite often, she is 67 never got T though. Also don't listen to music, go to concerts etc. am a very boring mum...My T...

I think it’s all hearing loss, either hair cells or synapses. I get fleeting tinnitus which is temporary. The brain can adjust when hair cells die naturally but when a lot of hair cells die at once you get tinnitus and/or hyperacusis. The brain can't adjust to the change. I have worse tinnitus...

When your regular tinnitus stops and you get that piercing fleeting T. Strangest thing.

You mean you have the static feeling within your head right? Because that's what I mean ^_^ the fleeting T is in the ears. I also have a constant ringing in my right ear but it's a lot quieter than the fleeting T