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So how long did you guys have it before it went away? I've had it for two years now, which really sucks, it's much worse than the normal high pitched tinnitus which I also have to deal with.

this morse code problem has been really problematic for a year already for me, much worse than my normal tinnitus. I wonder how come so many people get it only in one ear: http://www.noisehelp.com/sounds-like-morse-code-to-me.html some have speculated it's due to submarine communications and...

I've heard some people had spikes after ear cleaning at professionals(high pressure of water sprayed from large syringe), I'd recommend using the stuff that dissolves earwax at home.

I wish it will go away, meanwhile you might try masking it at the worst times with earpods or maybe a fan or any other masking method when sleeping?

Have you checked your thyroid? I recommend, just in case(or at least the next time you have a blood test), to check thyroid levels as some of those problems are caused by thyroid issues. Sometimes the onset of a problem can have another cause. A blood test (Especially the thyroid, being a...

I've had this problem on top of my normal tinnitus for a year now. I wonder if it has something to do with a nerve. The noise increases when I press on or around the ear or yawn. The sound changes to whooshing when I close my nose and blow air into the ears. The problem started when I was...

Some people seem to have spikes from salty and sugary foods. Try and let us know?

For me it takes weeks to get down to baseline, please don't worry and be patient. Stress increases tinnitus. listen to music to cover it

Some people have had success with muscle relaxants lowering the T's volume. Might be worth trying. Good luck

Anyone else?

Yes it can, some people have had success with muscle relaxants. But it's best to take them before sleep because they can make you drowsy. I think one can get prescription from any doctor.

Doesn't salt increase blood pressure? I notice spike also after excercising, blood pressure related probably

I'm sure it will get better in your case, within a month. TOO EARLY TO GET DEPRESSED

Don't use olive oil. Locally they sell these kits(and worldwide probably in some form), it's remo-wax comes with a small syringe, DIY solution http://www.verkkosivuapteekki.fi/WebRoot/OVA/Shops/JamsanApteekki/4E5C/CDC4/5F18/70AD/6888/0A28/1051/3D25/Remo-Wax_Pumpulla.jpg works well especially...

Can it be due to different type of blood circulation/pressure when lying down? I suppose one could try sleeping reclined instead of laying down and see it? I just try to keep my mind off it when I wake up, noticing it/thinking about it always makes it worse

What I have noticed most helpful with these problems is music at low volumes whenever I'm at computer or just hanging around, no earpods though. Also what helps even more is ignoring the sounds, the more I ignore the more natural the ignoration becomes and with time the sounds are lowered in...

I have it worse in the morning and have read other people, too. It's probably due to blood circulation and/or oxygen levels being different vs. standing up

I once massaged my right side jaw muscles and have been having new tinnitus sound ever since, a whistling morse sound. SO ANYBODY WHO READS THIS DON'T MASSAGE YOUR JAW OR MUSCLES AROUND YOUR EAR, AIN'T WORTH THE RISK! I hope you're lucky and it settles down once the muscles relax

Don't use olive oil, use specially formulated earwax removal drops such as remo-wax

I have used it with no side effects however once when I applied the drops it increased the tinnitus sound, if this happens just tilt your head and remove the liquid immediately. Also I think it's better to use wax remover than the big water pump method the professionals use, some people had...

Is there scientific studies that prove the source of the noise?

What have you noticed has helped with your tinnitus? I mean anything, like lifestyle and diet changes, dietary supplements, excercises, massage, etc? Really interested as I've heard some people has had some results with some things, but the info is very scattered and hard to find. THANKS

I am talking about the most common high pitch ringing type of tinnitus most people get Some people tell it's the hearing hair cells damaged, but is there proof? I would like to know what causes the sound in our ears/heads since I can't find solid info on this.

I tried muscle relaxants but they unfortunately didn't help. But I've heard few people saying it helped them so it's worth a try and they relax you, some people even get addicted to them. Good luck!

I also have noise distortion increased(at any loud noise) in the right ear which coincided with the onset of this new tinnitus sound.

I have this same sound and started a topic on it: https://www.tinnitustalk.com/threads/whistling-vibrating-tinnitus-in-right-ear-on-top-of-normal-tinnitus-please-assist.15310/ Any idea people what could be the cause and treatment? And Hil, did it get better for you?

Any suggestions on what else could be the cause? Also when I press my finger on my right ear the sound increases noticeably. When I try to move my ear by itself, I can also hear a crackling noise(can't be earwax though). Could it be something in the middle ear? I will also try to get an...

I will try the nasal spray with oxymetazolin as starters and see if it helps. Really hope I can solve this issue. If I do I will let you know. Been driving me crazy

Thanks for the insight, it really could be due to eustachian tubes. What kind of remedies are there if it's because of the eustachian tubes?

So I have had this about 6 months now. It started when I was massaging my jaw, now I've heard this whistling, morse/vibration like (altough sometimes it goes constant without the pauses) sound non stop and it's only in my right ear and is lower in pitch than my normal tinnitus which is in my...

Hello, I've been suffering from tinnitus for about 10 years, in the recent weeks it has worsened due to exposure to loud sounds. My left ear has much worse t than my right one, altough the right one has it, too. The left ear is also more sensitive to noise and starts making crackling...