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Well hopefully the ENT and dentist will have some better answers . As far as some of the side effects caused by T like anxiety, frustration etc. I would talk to your doctor about a possible antidepressant it really helped me forget about the T and and how bothersome it can be at time...

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When my T first arose I was very down, stressed and depressed. My doc prescribed me Prozac to deal with some of the emotional side effects and my mental state has improved over the past 2.5 weeks. However, the doc also gave a few me Xanax for acute anxiety attacks. The Xanax has worked wonders...

How active you are = I workout 1-3 days a week What sort of exercise you do = weightlifting & running How loud your tinnitus is = depends on time of day or stress level ranging from 3-7 throughout the day on a 10 point scale (1 quiet, 10 very loud) How annoying your tinnitus is = 7/10 Experience...

I may have forgot to mention that prior to the slap to the ear about 3-4 months beforehand. I was simply sitting in my room doing laundry listening to talk radio at a pretty low to regular volume and suddenly I had a pop in my right ear followed by T. However it only lasted for about 4 to 5 days...

Thanks I am going to see a dentist that specializes in TMJ this week hopefully he gives me some answers and doesn't justrob me blind with B.S reoccurring visits

Thanks for all the responses, To be more specific the T gets louder the wider I open my mouth or the more I shift my jaw to the right and as soon and I close my mouth or move my jaw back the T goes back to normal. Also, when I went to the ENT I had my hearing tested twice and they told me my...

About 4 weeks ago I was struck in the right ear with a cupped hand playing football then the T started. It has been about a month and I have seen an ENT who said nothing was wrong with my ear and to live with my T. In the beginning, I was really down and going insane but I am mentally coping...