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@Irish if you have an Android phone, https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=net.synopsia.noisemachine is a great pink noise generator

While I agree that actual earplugs are vastly more efficient, setting the wrong pressure in the middle ear will make it harder for the eardrum to vibrate along to sound and therefore somewhat protect the ear from loud sounds, no? Much like putting your hand on a drumskin and tapping it muffles...

I go to concerts, if it was too loud I have ringing on top of my T. My T doesn't change with food or anyhing. It sounds a lot like a train stopping. I can will it louder but not quieter. Sometimes there are some extra frequencies that come to whistle along, like the tones in a hearing test. I...

I have had tinnitus since I was 6 (35 years now). It never stops, but at least it is outside conversation frequencies. Normally, I don't notice it. It gets more noticeable for a day or two when I visit these forums ;) I suppose I followed a similar route to BTS, I have 0 emotional response to...

@nills @Jay M Aha, I do seem very lucky... I must say I can only remember it bothering me when I was little, I told my father I had a train stopping in my head and we went to the doctor who said "tinnitus" and that was that. Maybe because I was so small, my brain managed to sidestep the issue...

Hi all, I've had tinnitus for pretty much all my life, I remember having raging ear infections when I was little and at some point (I must have been around 6) there was the loud sound of a train stopping, constantly. Sometimes I get a lower-pitched flute sound in there as well for a couple of...