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I had a spike for a week since an emotional shock (finding out girlfriend cheating). I took Melatonin at night, and Vessel Due F twice a day, something I had stopped before the onset of my tinnitus. Then I decided to try something different which was prescribed by my brother's ENT (my brother...

So... my ex gf of 2 years turned out was cheating on me with another man, and with another man before him, and hell knows who else. Long story short, it was some friend who exposed her, and I caught her in the midst of her cheating. Now, my tinnitus started since August 2018, and it started...

I was talking with my neighbor about wisdom tooth dentists, and told me she is a close friend to a reputable dental surgeon; she sent her my panoramic dental photo, this what the surgeon literally replied, note that we did NOT mention my tinnitus to her: “Your upper wisdom teeth are pushing...

She did it three times, I told her please stop, it’s making my ear uncomfortable, and I fear it makes my tinnitus worse. The first was just blown on my ear opening by surprise, I felt a little ringing that lasted for a fraction of second. Today I felt my tinnitus spiked a little, but I also...

My gym keeps playing music at 70-80 dB according to an app. I told their management to lower it (it became around ~60 dB after that), and so they did but I have to keep reminding them every time I go there. I work out only for 1 hour max, sometimes only 40-45 mins. I wear ear plugs when I go...

So are people who get tinnitus more likely to develop hyperacusis as well? I would like to hear personal experiences. Also, is it possible to prevent hyperacusis?

It’s being suspected that I have bruxism, the arguments that support this hypothesis are: - My bite is not aligned, according to dentist that may lead to bruxism. - My tinnitus started first time when I woke up from a very intense nightmare, it spikes every time after a nightmare. Bruxism often...

Background story: https://www.tinnitustalk.com/threads/what-caused-your-tinnitus-mine-began-after-waking-up-from-a-nightmare.31641/ I am on Vessel Due F medication + melatonin. In my last ENT visit I told the doctor "It seems I got cured, I no longer hear it." This was after a week of no...

That happened about a month ago when I was still new to tinnitus and I was getting a very loud spike, my boss recommended his ENT since he (my boss) experienced tinnitus before due to bruxism but it went away - anyway I went to this ENT and I was lacking sleep, exhausted and frustrated; he asked...

A symptom that none of the ENTs I visited paid much attention to despite telling it exactly as below: Before I get my tinnitus, since 5-6 months ago I am getting frequent vertigo *almost* everytime I stand up quickly, the vertigo is strong to the point I feel blacking out and I had to grab on...

Frankly getting an active social life was something I always struggled to have, I am very introvert, in fact I always suspected mild autism, now with tinnitus I feel my options are even far less. I am now scared to go to social events where music is loud, parties, weddings, cafe bars, cinemas...

Ok, I am gonna ask this straight. Did any of your ENT use a stethoscope to determine whether you have normal tinnitus or pulsatile tinnitus?

Question is in the title, how exactly can you tell whether you have pulsatile tinnitus or just regular tinnitus?

In my case, it started on 29 August this year, I was playing a retro game (Star Wars X-wing alliance) the evening before, I never use headphones for gaming and I was just playing it on a 2.1 speaker system and it wasn't loud at all. In fact, since I got a problem in my left ear I was avoiding...

This may sound crazy, but my tinnitus started first time when I woke up from a very intense nightmare. I visited three ENTs and all laughed when I told them that. The last ENTs prescribed me Vessel Due F (Sulodexide).... which worked for a couple of weeks; I thought I was cured especially...

That stat makes no sense to me, everytime I mention my tinnitus I have to explain what it is, it seems no one knows about it except those few I know who have it. If it’s true that 20% of population have tinnitus like ENTs and some stats claim, shouldn’t its name be way more known among people?