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Yes, I have normal life, trying not to avoid places that have relatively loud but not dangerous sound levels like malls etc. I do carry ear plugs for any surprises. My H does looks to be little better as time passes.

My H consists of huge uncomfortably with what seem to be every day noises, specially in higher freq. And, of course, the constant ear fullness, ears popping, plus buzzing annoying T. I will give it some more time, but I do not see my condition improve consistently apart of day or two, then...

Discussing with the ENT doc, I was referring to the spasming muscles surgery, not PE tubes, which looks to be root cause at least for me, for my H and increased T. I did not have H until my acoustic incident. As I wrote he said it is an option but only after trying drugs / AD treatment. japongus...

I do not have vibrations or thumping at all. My main issue is ears fullness which in the onset I thought is due to ETD issues (which I never had before) - hence thinking about ear tubes, but found out it is due to H - sound filling the ear . Quiet room - no ear fullness. This actually got just...

As I previously mentioned, the grommets / PE tubes are to help with the ears fullness, not resolve the T + H. Anyways, I am meeting soon with an ENT Prof, hopefully will get answers, including an option for the Tensor and Stapedius removal surgery. These two are the root cause for my buzzing T +...

Tensor tympani muscle is one of the four muscles associated with Eustachian tube functioning. The fact is that I have never had ETD issues before, and that now my ears pop each time I swallow, tells me that the Tensor tympani muscle issue impact the ET. Ear Fullness is also associated with ETD...

Impacted left ear has a high pitched, reactive, buzzing T (which I understand is the common type for TTTS). Right ear has very mild T, barley heard. Ventilation Tubes I have mentioned are not supposed to cure T or H, just to relieve TTTS related Ear Fullness which is a phenomena that might also...

Hi, I am new here. I believe I have Tonic Tensor Tympani Syndrome after a recent acoustic shock incident with an earbud in a conference call (no more conf calls for me ...) I do not use earbuds at all but that was for the call. Impact was on left ear. Hearing was tested few days after and...