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Typewriter tinnitus is a series of clicking sounds in a staccato pattern, much like the sounds a typewriter makes.

I didn’t feel a sensation with mine, just noise.

Typewriter tinnitus is a staccato sound of clicking noises, much like the sound a typewriter makes. In many cases it is caused by a blood vessel impinging on a cranial nerve and is either treatable or can go away on its own.

I had typewriter tinnitus which went away after I stopped chewing gum.

Can't hear anything even with earplugs in a silent room.

About 3.5 years.

My ENT said the same thing to me but my tinnitus eventually went away.

Could have something to do with nerve pressure or irritation.

Over a period of about 3 years, it went away once, came back briefly and then went away completely. Turns out, it looks like it was caused by excessive gum chewing and chewing ice, hard candy and cough drops. After I stopped those things, it didn't come back.

I had typewriter tinnitus but it eventually went away.

I think "Tinnitus" would be a good name for a heavy metal rock band.

I think there may be a connection between vitamin D supplementation, magnesium deficiency and tinnitus. Looking back on it, I think my T may have began about the time my doctor started me on Vitamin D for deficiency. The T went away after I began taking chelated magnesium 250 mg daily. I still...

I think you're out of luck, it's called Assumption of Risk.

From onset, I'd say it took about 2 years and 2 months to fade completely.

I attended a loud concert in March 2016 and in late April or Early May, began waking up in the morning hearing it. It sounded like sleet striking a window pane in a winter storm. I thought it was due to a combination of earwax and shampoo bubbles popping in my ear, so I went to the ENT and had...

I had tinnitus that started about a month after a loud concert. But I'm not sure the concert caused it. After 2 years, though, it is gone 100%.

I am a long- time cyclist and participated in the sport before I got tinnitus as well as while I had tt and after it went away about a year ago, so I would go for it if I were you.

I use Country Life for the magnesium and Spring Valley for the calcium.

I took chelated magnesium (magnesium oxide, magnesium amino acid chelate) 250 mg with 600 mg calcium and my T went away after about a year and a half, so it may have had something to do with it.

If you haven't already tried it, I would get an app which has a variety of sounds you can select from and combine. One is the sleep machine app by Sleepsoft LLC. You should be able to find a sound or combination of sounds that will mask your T well enough to sleep. When mine was bad a couple...

Both of those were included in the same pill. The Brand name is Country Life and it is chelated magnesium 250 mg.

Mine faded away over several months.

It was magnesium oxide and magnesium amino acid chelate.

My T started about May '2016. In early August, I had sudden hearing loss as shown by a hearing test, took prednisone for couple weeks and hearing came back. T continued until late 2017 and then went away. Even though yours may have been caused by hearing loss, I still think there's a chance it...

You might try the Sleep Machine app by Sleepsoft. It has a large variety of sounds and combinations of sounds which may mask or distract you from your tinnitus while not hurting your hyperacusis ear.

Yours sounds exactly the way mine sounded and mine went away completely in a little over a year.

That's a published patent application.

You can go for walks out on the yard in prison but it's just not the same.

Maybe loud concert, not really sure.

I had tinnitus for about 15 months before it completely disappeared. About 2 months before it went away, I began taking 250 mg cheated magnesium daily. I think that may have been a big factor in my recovery. The chelated form of magnesium is absorbed more effectively by the body than the more...

"The next screw that falls out is gonna be you". -Assistant principal Richard Vernon to John Bender in "The Breakfast Club"

Rain Man would have to be in the top 5.

I would say probably a month at the end. Before that it was reactionary, or rose above the ambient noise level, as well as being noticeable in a quiet room.

Mine went away in a little over a year.

At first it was a loud crackling sound but it gradually tapered off to a softer static sound. Not sure how I got it, maybe a rock concert.

Had tinnitus for a little over a year but it's gone now.

I attended a Def Leppard concert in March 2016. In May, I began noticing my Tinnitus. I don't know if the concert caused it, but it's possible. My tinnitus was rather severe throughout the summer and into the fall. Now, however, it has completely gone except for an occasional soft click which I...