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Hey again! So it's been a little over a year now since I've had my T, and to be honest it is still present, but worlds quieter than when it started. To consistently stay quieter, I feel like it probably took me around 10 months. Today I do occasionally have spikes, but other than that I really...

Hey, Chase! So an update on my T: it's still pretty much here but significantly faded since when I first got my concussion about 10 months ago. I just had a follow-up appointment for my concussion with my neurologist at Yale and he explained that with head injuries most of the reason we get...

Another update! Since my last update my T has faded a bit more, but is still present. It's always at its peak when I first wake up then fades significantly as soon as I get up. I mainly can only notice it now in very quiet rooms; and when I'm at school my dorm rom is sometimes loud enough (I'm...

Thought I would give an update on my T. It has faded to my left ear only and tends to change a lot throughout the day (louder in the morning, quieter towards night, varies on alcohol consumption and sleep). It's been about 5 months now.

I actually find that if i push my jaw forward, it fades to a higher pitch. Then when I put my jaw back to its natural position, the ringing is as it was before. I have been taking fish oil which seems to help for the time being as I continue to recover from my concussion too.

Went to an audiologist the other week! Everything is completely normal in my ears: no hearing loss, and my nerves are functioning as it should, yet my ears are still ringing. The audiologist said T is "very common" with those who have experienced a concussion and said that it is still possible...

Hi! I'm new here s0 I thought I'd make this thread for those who have developed Tinnitus from a concussion or head injury and hopefully see some success stories too :) I suffered a mild concussion on April 19th when I hit the back of my head while out with friends. My ears started ringing a few...