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A friend sent me an IFLS story that linked to a study showing that "among people who were infected with COVID-19, around 7.6 percent suffered from hearing loss and 14 percent experienced tinnitus... A further 14.8 percent of people also reported vertigo..." It's unclear to me if "people who...

Anyone have tones that slowly weave in and out? Not to the rate of your pulse, but much slower, like 20-30 seconds in, 20-30 seconds out? I know my tinnitus reacts to both sound and stress; but even in quiet and stillness, there's this slow cycling quality to it, and I'm wondering what that...

I live in a building that is mixed residential and commercial. At the beginning of November 2020, a business moved in next to me that would play loud music all day. This happened without any warning, and I was trying to stay home as much as possible due to COVID-19. The first thing I did was try...

In addition to my ultra-high reactive tinnitus, I've recently discovered some kind of reaction to certain low frequencies, e.g. the loud radiator in my new apartment. When the fan kicks on, it hums at E flat (approx 155 Hz), plus a bit of an octave-down undertone (half that), and after too much...

My tinnitus came on sometime in late November, and the fact that it didn't go away after a week scared the hell out of me. It also does that "reactive" thing that ruins music by superimposing ultra-high tones over musical notes in real time. But as I've made every effort to do the exact opposite...

The first highlighted section is what came up in the Google blurb when I searched "Neil Young tinnitus." Note that when you read further it doesn't exactly sound like he's currently "suffering" from it so much as putting up with a little residual noise.