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I am finding that my right is is deaf at tones around 12 kHz, but if I increase the tone to 14 kHz, suddenly it kicks back in again. Is this normal? For what reason could someone have a gap in the middle of their frequency range?

I'm going to try adjusting my diet a bit to cut out processed sugars because I think my tinnitus spikes after I eat stuff like cake or ice cream. I want, however, to keep putting mangos and blueberries in my morning smoothies because that stuff is really good for you. For those of you who get...

By that I mean even if there was a viable new treatment that appeared to be effective, you are talking years of trials, animal then human, before that treatment became accessible. So any given thing you hear, keep in mind that even if it did pan out it's likely a decade off. I'm not trying to...

I'm 38 now and the first time I got it was back in 2005-6ish. It lasted for a few months but was not very audible during the day. After it went away I could still hear it if I tried. Recently I have had the feeling of water in my right ear, but the ENT told me there was nothing there. When I was...