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As my post states, I'm seriously wondering whether it is possible that ibuprofen and acetaminophen use (Advil and Tylenol) could have caused my tinnitus. The week before it began I was experiencing severe back and neck pain (couldn't lie down or sleep) and was taking 400 mg ibuprofen and 500 mg...

@billie48 - thank you for taking your time to write such a thoughtful and thorough reply. Your story is truly inspirational. Thank you for giving me hope in my darkest times. It's nice to read success stories like yours where you are able to live your life albeit the daily presence of T. I hope...

@Hotaru - thank you for your response. It seems that we have a similar onset and case in where this has happened for reasons unknown. You're completely right..it makes me so sad that just a month and a half ago my life was so different and I took silence for granted. I truly hope this will...

@Sailboardman - thank you for taking the time to reply. All the words of support mean more to me than anyone knows. I stopped doing the valsalva method that day it hurt. I was scared I could have created my T doing that but I hope not. Thank you for helping out a newbie. I do hope this is...

@undecided - I have a history of clinical depression and Generalized anxiety, which is the reason for the meds. It hasn't reared its ugly head in many years but new onset of T seems to have made the cup flow over unfortunately. I know that with T is a bad combination.. Yeah doctors here are...

@ceauses97, Thank you for the reply and support. I guess the frustrating part in all of this is that I have no idea what caused my T. Hearing was said to be fine by the ENT but I know they usually just check up to 8khz and sometimes "hidden hearing loss" in the higher frequencies can be the...

@daniel1111 , I wanted to thank you so much for your incredibly kind, supportive and thoughtful reply. It really meant so much to me. I've read it over again quite a few times and I'm so appreciative for the words and support. It helped me feel hopeful in a dark place. Thank you.

Since onset of T, I've been hysterical many nights and having my dog next to me and falling asleep on his chest, focusing on his breathing and using that as white noise has been significantly calming.

Carlos, I'm sorry you're going through this. This is an unfortunate thing for all of us. I would 100% recommend a dog. I got my dog as an emotional support animal, a suggestion from my psychiatrist 4 years ago. He's one of the best things that ever happened to me. It's unconditional love and...

Hi everyone, I have been lurking this site for the past month and figured I'd make an account. I could really use the support. I don't know how my T started.. That's the most frustrating part. I had been dealing with a lot of stress and anxiety at work and back in December I developed terrible...