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Hey guys, Anyone got any speakers they can recommend, that are high quality and can be kept at low volume, non-bassy and such that are not heavy on the ears?

Doc found my right ear can be seen physically beating, I guess I have pulsatile tinnitus?

When your ENT doctor tells you: "Just learn to ignore your hyperacusis.", not sure how to respond ;)

I know, I was not thinking clearly at the time, I thought it may help my ears "recover" but I have already accepted the condition. I just want to know if anyone with H has been experiencing the pain in a delayed manner, as "in the moment" it feels fine but a few minutes later you feel the...

It means I was wearing ear protection all day and night.

Hi, I've not exposed my ears to proper sound for a few months now. Today I've listened to some music on speakers for about 15 mins at about 50 dB according to sound meter, I have felt slight discomfort but no pain during listening. However, about 10 minutes afterwards I've gotten a headache on...

Update: It's been 5 months since onset, almost 6 now. Coming to terms with the fact that the tinnitus will not go away.

Hi All. I was wondering if anyone can advise on this issue. I can feel the eardrum in my right ear moving when I breathe, it is not tensor tympani syndrome as it does not do it in reaction to sounds, I can literally feel the eardrum or middle ear retracting when I breathe in, and extending...

Hey guys, Been a while since I've posted here (avoiding tinnitus related forums/discussions like the plague, for my own sanity). I am curious about the state of my ears at this stage, if anyone else is facing the same thing. My left ear has a normal type of tinnitus tone, sounds the same...

Keep on pushing, trying to stay away from this forum as much as I can, glancing at success stories when feeling anxious.

Suboxone seems to be an Ototoxic drug so it might be the cause, check with your specialist see if you can get off of it so the T may subside.

When I was at the psychiatrist - being suicidal because of tinnitus, I was offered Lexapro to calm me down, thank god I did not take that, might've made my situation worse. Enjoy your life Tavia, hopefully it will 100% fade for you and it won't even be heard in a quiet room anymore.

I guess this fits in with the "fading" aspect some of us are getting after the initial T onset, this is great news.

Emotional setbacks this week, a whole tantrum of them. Negativity is leaking from all my posts, I'm sorry if anyone is/was offended.

I woke up at 5 AM and instantly my mind played up the events leading up to my Tinnitus, I almost threw up.

Hi, I wanted to discuss something on my mind, The act of tinnitus "fading", particularly with noise-induced T and any that are caused by actual damage to the inner ear. We know that once damage is occurred, the brain keeps misfiring signals from hyperactive neurons to compensate for the lost...

People keep talking about tinnitus "as a sound". Does no one else physically feel it pushing down on your head and feeling like your brain is constantly overworked? Even after a good night's sleep I still wake up feeling like I got no rest at all. This is part of why I don't believe you can...

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Hi Emelie, back when you had your T in 2006-2007 and it went away, do you remember if it was a gradual decrease - as in, slowly fading into nothing, or it just disappeared?

Hey @jjflyman , when your T first went away, do you remember if you had any semblance of the sound - when you were stressed, working out etc? (if you plugged your ears for example)

If you notice a lot of them all of a sudden it could be damage to the retina, otherwise they just appear naturally as we age.

I've noticed I have 1 black floater on left eye, 2 transparent ones on right eye. I think I've had them for a while, did not notice or care enough. Such a mild annoyance compared to the debilitating T.

Yes, my managers did not know about the dangers of ear damage, neither did I, stupid as I am. They told whoever is still on-call during the fire alarm (it was a fire drill) to just stay put and keep on with the call. Well there came my luck, and I stayed because I'm a dumbass. So there my ears...

Fade that is true, my T faded to a level below what it was on onset, I do not believe "going away" anymore though. You are one of the smartest people in this forum, not paranoid, I say that because we DO need to protect our ears from moderate sounds. My good ear was protected by silicon...

Hi I need to vent, It has almost been 2 months since onset. It is 6:16 AM in the morning right now, I slept for a total of 2 hours(on and off) - I went to sleep at 9 PM. I am feeling zero hope for the normal continuation of my life. If it is not for constantly getting frustrated by the noise...

I slept for 2 hours today... lost hope :(

The only way I can live with this condition is to change my purpose in life, I can no longer live for myself because there's no joy in it.

I think some of us here would be willing to undergo a lobotomy if it could take away our tinnitus :cyclops:

Prisoners who serve a life sentence have it easy, our life sentence is way worse.

Waking up tired... with a headache, because the brain keeps needlessly working, without a shred of will to get up... thanks T

Another day, 8 PM, almost done, let's keep it going, hope for a quiet night.

Only game I've been playing since my tinnitus onset, really great for taking your mind off it.

@Damian25 Did you notice the tone/volume of your T fading and lowering before it went away completely? And please enjoy the silence, on behalf of all of us here :)

Hey Apolonia, Have you been having any improvements in the volume/tone of your T?