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There are a lot of people that got tinnitus from microsuction. Too bad they don't do any new studies on procedures like that. My friend went on the last Friday and Saturday show. I listened to it and it must have been so fun. I caught a couple shows when they did the Baker's Dozen. It's good...

Did you see Phish? If so, I'm also a Phish fan. I've been seeing them for a long time now. I just saw the Star Lake show.

Earplugs protect the most from lower frequencies, those cilia are deeper in the cochlea. It depends where your seats are in relation to the speakers. I did read about Beyonce concerts and most people confirmed the bass is very loud in the stadium. I've been to several concerts without...

I hope you're feeling better, probably just a random spike. Your ears were absolutely protected.

Hi Camp, what type of music do you like?

What is the breed of the dog?

Old school bowling alleys aren't very loud. The ones that have the cool lights and loud speakers are a different story. You're not going to a club or concert, just wear earplugs and you're good.

You had earmuffs on, you were safe.

That didn’t do any damage or make your tinnitus permanently louder. 85 dB isn’t loud.

I’m telling you there is something up this year with allergies and sinuses. I’m also struggling with a huge spike. I’m hoping is only a spike. We will do this together, it got super loud today. It’s making me so freaking anxious too.

I’m an open platform DJ, so I bounce around a lot. It would be easier spinning one genre but the people that watch me like everything. I sometimes play House but mostly just popular music. My name on Twitch is povertydj, lol. I try to keep my headphones low but it’s hard sometimes to feel...

An outdoor restaurant probably peaks at 90 dB or so. One thing about music is that it is not a constant level. I mean I’m only guessing, I DJ and usually immediately in front of the speakers it’s peaking at around 90 dB. You probably blocked 5-6 dB with the napkins in your ears. So you are ok...

I go to concerts and I wear musicians ear plugs. I’m going to see Phish for 3 shows in a row this August. I also DJ, I’ve noticed DJ headphones do an amazing job at blocking external noises but the frequency curve is exaggerated. I DJ on Twitch, I’m actually thinking about taking a break for...

It will calm down for you.

Lol sorry I didn’t see that was a year ago. But what I said I suppose pertains to upcoming concerts.

I've been to concerts indoors and outdoors. For an inside concert front side of stage is loud. So here is what is going to be the unknown. I'm concerned if it's going to be a limited number of people for the show due to COVID-19. The sound guy might use his typical pre-levels for that arena...

I’m on Zoloft and doctors say that is one of the more forgiving SSRIs if you miss doses. I was so scared to take it because of experiences from Tinnitus Talk members. It ended up helping my anxiety immensely and has not conversely affecting my tinnitus.

You’re fine, nothing permanently happened with your tinnitus. It will get better, you need to ride it out.

You can get a vitrectomy if they are obstructing your vision. Or you can go for a laser option if your floaters are large masses (weiss rings)

if you don't see your eye floaters inside they're not that bad.

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it's an open mic acoustic event it sucks you had a small spike but you by no means were not reckless. I may have gotten to 100 db peak but the average db was probably 92 db. You would know if your plugs didn't have a good seal. If everything felt comfortable you were protected.

Why do you think it was insanely loud at the reception?

I've been to several concerts post tinnitus always with ear protection. The smaller gigs are the loudest sometimes.

I go to concerts with musician's ear plugs, restaurants moderately loud with no ear protection, sporting events, baseball games I only wear plugs if they shoot off fireworks or I'm too close to a speaker. Football games with plugs, I DJ with in ear earbuds. I also go to festivals without plugs...

I've been to numerous concerts with ear plugs with no permanent increase.

Can't you take Amoxocillin instead for Lyme?

I've been taking Zoloft for 2 months and everything is fine.

I had a really bad spike from ultrasonic cleaner. For me it wasn't loud until they were cleaning my molars. Other fillings and drilling I had done didn't effect my tinnitus.

What you described nothing was really loud.

Medication like Xanax taken responsibly helps with spikes. I would only use it as a band aide. Try taking magnesium too, that isn't nearly as effective as medication but it wouldn't hurt.

All Bill Bauer does is pull up older posts about a subject. Anyone that uses the search function can accomplish that. He has never had an ultrasonic teeth cleaning before so he does not have personal experience with that at all. In my opinion he creates fear mongering that accomplishes 2...

There are several types of magnesium you can take. I sometimes use chelated magnesium because it's easier on the stomach. NAC is an antioxidant that when taken with antibiotics protects your hearing and I guess there are some studies when taken before a loud event it protects the ears. Also it...

It's not the alcohol, it's your ear infection that is ramping up your tinnitus. It can definately fade once the infection clears. I'm not sure if it will go back to what you had before but I'm very confident it will get better. I suppose it wouldn't hurt taking chelated magnesium at night and...

It says "may" effect the heart, that means nothing.

Sounds like you are over protecting your ears. Everytime you go outside you wear ear plugs?

That is not a big deal, if you yelled something that's probably that loud. Bill Bauer is absolutely wrong about this.

I get that every once in awhile when I'm really hungry that sizzling noise in my neck. Is that the same sound around your referring about?

You have had tinnitus since 2004, so I know you have a good gauge on yourself. Anxiety is terrible and I can also relate to obsessing after an incident and the feeling of self guilt. However, what you are going to do is not out of the ordinary when using good judgement and ear plugs. You are...

As far as higher decibels adding stress to the heart, I would think it's unwanted loud sounds. Musician's and people that enjoy loud music are not at risk of heart attacks. It is when there is loud industrial noises etc. If that was the case some of us with noise phobias would have a higher...

Bring musicians earplugs and have fun, you don't need to wear them in the casino. The casino has a ton of noises of the slots but as far as dangerous decibels it's very unlikely. I'm always able to hear the person next to me without problems in casinos. Unless there is a band or DJ playing...

Interesting article, they did get a noisy restaraunt at 70 decibels wrong or at least that can be between 70-90 db. Noisy restaraunts can easily be over 80 db's.

I've also had fillings and drilling with no adverse effects on my tinnitus. However the ultrasonic tooth cleaning on my molars caused a permanent increase. The procedure shouldn't go past 30 minutes, they spent 45 minutes due to the condition of my tarter buildup. If anyone gets this...

What is the next thing saying wearing foam plugs while using a kitchen blender is dangerous? WTF? OF COURSE it is dangerous! (Honestly, I couldn't believe my eyes there, for a second. I wasn't expecting to see the word "blender" in that sentence.) I guess some people lack that self-preservation...

I get that there is a accumulation for hearing loss and tinnitus. Just because there is a spike does not mean the hair cells are recovering or some broke. Wearing ear plugs isolates the sound of my tinnitus and pulls it in the forefront. Taking them out my brain was used to hearing the sound...

I'm not talking about cutting the grass without ear plugs. I wear foam plugs, 32 db. Even if they only cut out 20 db that's still 65 db. Surely everyone can handle that. I'm not more sound resistant than others either. I've wore plugs to concerts, wore headphones sometimes got little spikes...

OMG 85 DB is not that loud guys. Also, a lawn mower isn't that low of a frequency. There are a lot of people with mild tinnitus and I'm sure they cut the grass with no problems with foam plugs.

There are also some gas mowers that aren't that loud. Wearing ear protection while cutting the grass with a mower that is 85 db is absolutely safe. There shouldn't be a debate at all about this.

Honestly I would guess your tinnitus is either from sinus issues or the antibiotics. Get a hearing test done to rule out hearing loss.

which 4 anti-biotics were you on. I actually started with tinnitus in my left ear while on a high dose of amoxicillin. I DJ'ed and noticed I was uncharacteristically sensitive to the speaker next to me. My ear kind of had a strange sensation and my left ear felt kind of ticklish. The next day...

If in theory ig there issome ultrasound that you cannot heard that is above 20 kHz a decibel reader should be able to detect it right? What common device uses ultrasounds? Seems kind of far fetched, but definately is strange. A girl I dated had situational tinnitus which wasn't that bad. I...

spikes sometimes happen after wearing ear plugs. You used way too much hearing protection.

Well it's 4 months later, I didn't realize 4th date on Pop's original post. I was actaully reading on some bike forums about bike tire popping. They are pretty loud and may create temporary hearing loss sometimes permanent but apparently nothing severe. If it happened outside the noise is...

A balloon popping at very high decibels is from a large helium balloon. Don't compare that to a bike tire popping.

The same thing happened to me after a lidocaine injection at the dentist. It's going to be sad tomorrow when it goes back up to its annoying loudness and pitch.

Once you feel better it will subside or go away completely.

The headphones they mostly listen to just focus more on bass, the highs are subdued they'll be fine.

Are you taking any antihistamines or Mucinex? Maybe you still have some mucus build up that needs dried out?

buy a little decibel reader the does A weighting they're not expensive. I bring one into restaraunts and bars.

I drink, a hangover and getting little sleep can temporary spike tinnitus. Jiri is correct about the auditory system. What I would do is drink a couple glasses of water while drinking. If the auditory system gets compromised by dehydration then I would think water will lesson the effects of...