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The problem is that I will have to use headphones for my future job. I'm either going into music or media and will have to use them and have to use them in school when composing music.

Sorry, I don't have any social media. Regarding your second post, don't worry, I get fleeting tinnitus all the time. It just happens then goes away.

UK, you?

Nah, I can't hear it during the day, only when I'm asleep. I use ear plugs that somehow makes it quieter and I can sleep through that even though I am a light sleeper!

I know its hard but stop thinking about it as it makes it worse.

Hopefully it will recover. Mine's starting to so yours could easily as well. Mine also got worse like yours and I had it in both ears, then after a few days it got more quiet and started to improve. If it is permanent, you will get used to it over time and it won't be as bad but you must not...

It's defintley improving, but I still hear it when asleep. But I don't hear it during the day :)

I'm sorry to hear that, but it does take up to 6 weeks for the ear to heal. I don't hear it when I wake up, it's only like when I get to school and sit in lessons.

I feel like it has gotten a bit worse. I can hear it when I am in a class room and it has also gone to the right ear as well as the left. Do you think this is just the virus getting worse before starting to go?

If you are lucky, it probably will start to heal, as I said, you're 14, so your ears can easily heal form a damage done to them, so they probably are starting to improve.

My music teachers said today that he got tinnitus from a viral infection just like me when he was my age and it never went away and he has had it for the rest of his life, does this mean it will be the same for me or did he just have bad luck?

It can actually take up to 3 months for the ear to heal

It is an internal noise meaning your brain is creating the frequency when its not really their. So you would still hear a noise that is coming from your brain

Just to shed some light, I'm am in a similar situation to you, and my tinnitus is already starting to become more quiet and improve. Since you are only 14, your ears can heal from damage not just from an infection but from headphones. Their is a likely chance that your tinnitus could go away if...

I got my tinnitus from a common virus in school, (hopefully will be gone within a few weeks) and my headphones that I used to wear a lot triggered the tinnitus. As soon as I fished listening to them in bed late at night, i got a whooshing noise that developed into tinnitus. i would quit the...

I use my headphones when Im on the computer for like 2 mins only when I need to in one ear at a VERY low volume and wouldn't even average 10 mins of use, is this ok?

Luckily, the Tinnitus feels more quiet which is better, does that mean its starting to improve?

Should I only get them if my Tinnitus continues after 3 weeks?

Thanks and dont worry, i have quit the headphones :)

Thank you Regards to sleeping, I have a over sensitivity to light and sound, so the Tinnitus is actually worse for me as I hear it easily. What is the best way to not hear the noise when trying to get to sleep because I hear it very easily and struggle to keep my mind off it. I find wearing my...

I now have it in my right ear as well as the left. I had to use my headphones today for work, but only kept them in my right ear for about half an hour at the lowest volume possible. Is this bad the right ear has started or is it also because it's the infection getting worse before it starts...

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I have had viral tinnitus for a week, and have just tried it. It seems quieter now (I did it literally second ago). I hope it goes away, but as I am 14, it is a likely chance.

I now have it in my right ear as well as the left. I had to use my headphones today for work, but only kept them in my right ear for about half an hour at the lowest volume possible. Is this bad the right ear has started or is it also because it's the infection getting worse before it starts...

Thanks, I havent been given any medication, they said to just wait till it goes. I hope it does

As I am a child though, and the GP said lots of other kids have had the same problem I have had, do I still have a good chance of it going away from the liquid that is causing it which I would imagine would go away at some point?

Thanks

Luckily no I dont and I have quit the headphones.

I recently have had tinnitus from the beginning of 2019, and at first thought it was from my headphones that I have listened a lot over the last 2 and a half years. It started as soon as listening to music on my headphones at night as a whooshing sound, then going to high pitched. But after a...

I went to my GP today and they said that this is actually more likely to do with a viral infection of having a damp ear drum. It was something to do with mucus from a viral infection blocking part of the ear drum that is causing the ringing and it might not be the headphones. Does this mean if...

Hi, I recently about a week ago started having high pitched noise in my ear which I now know as tinnitus. I think this is caused by me listening to my headphones for too long which I have done for the past 2 years. I was wondering as I am only 14, if it is possible for my ears to heal, if I...