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When my SSHL attack initially hit, my ENT gave me the standard steroid and anti viral meds. That didn't help. Actually didn't go back to him. Only because all my research showed that there is nothing that can be done. As far as traumatic, it just sucks that I lost a good portion of my hearing...

Sorry, hit the damn submit button. As I was saying. Accept it or it will destroy you. Too many threads in here are of people desperate for a cure. There is none. Sorry. I've had mild T for years. I've lived with it and accepted it. And before you go off on me, almost a month ago now, I...

I'll tell you this, I agree with the kid. The sooner you faceyhe facts that your T is here to stay, the

PS Good luck. Like everyone here trying to help you, I wish you the best.

The first thing you need to except is that it is in your head to stay. But letting it beat your a?! is not the answer. I have had mild T for years. Somewhere in my late teens or early 20's I realized Inhad it. From power tools to loud concerts. Not sure when along those years I got it. In that...

I just hope vertigo doesn't rear its ugly head. Especially if I'm driving or working out. The fullness in the ear is pretty much gone. Still got the damn ringing though.

And the really crappy thing is, ever since I got T, I have been wearing plugs or muffs around loud noises. Even cutting grass with my lawn mower. And this hits me out of the blue.

Three according to my ENT. Basically up to 65 to 75 db to hear properly. If your hearing is good and you put your fingers in your ears in a conversation, that muffled sound is what I hear in my right ear.

I posted my story in another thread. But maybe this can help others. My name is Craig. I have had mild T for years. From power tools and loud concerts. I got used to it. Even used ear plugs to harness the T when I needed to sleep. Used it to drown out other sounds at night. Recently developed...

I'm 47. Been with T for a long time. From loud power tools ( no ear plugs) to concerts ( without ear plugs ). Now I work around Diesel engines ( with plugs ). Still had mild T for years. Manage to cope. Lately I have joined some of the others in this forum with SSHL and a rather loud case of...

Been having mild T for tears. Have gotten used to that. Been 3 weeks since episode with SSHL and loud T. High pitch. I manage to ignore most of the time. Maybe because I've dealt with a mild version for so long. For me the constant noise helps me sleep at night. It's just annoying when...

Yeah, the 2008 episode, I wasn't given a diagnosis. That's what I was told. Never paid much attention to it though. Still had pretty good hearing. This latest episode, I was given a standard hearing test and a bone conduction test to right side bypassing the ear canal. Same result.

New hear. But here is my story. Been having mild T for year. Now 47, worked with power tools when I was a kid. No ear plugs. Loud concerts in my teens. And working around loud engines as a mechanic. With ear plugs. 2008 seemingly lost some lower tones. ENT told me one of the bones in inner...