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No worries :D It was a cool movie! (and I guess there are some similarities)

I managed to get used to it pretty quick - in about four or five months. And after it spiked it took me about three months to completely forget about it.

Let me share with you what I consider to be my success story. Maybe you already read about it in my introductory thread, but in case you haven’t, here is the story. It’s gonna be lengthy, so strap in. Sorry for any errors, English is not my primary language, I’m sure you’ll find many :) (Jump...

Hi all! I haven't been active here for a while so just wanted to post an update regarding my tinnitus, because I don't want to be one of those people who never return after things get better. It's good. Really, I think I am ok with it now. It calmed down after that spike I had in left ear, and...

I think I really haven't changed much regarding my diet. I still enjoy sweets :) but maybe a little less. I think that the only big difference is that I'm drinking a lot of green tea because it relaxes me. I am from Croatia, and we too have clinics with special programs, but the issue with me...

Oh, nothing out of the ordinary. Years ago I used to go to a few concerts, but that was ages before it started (in my 20s, I am 34 now). I generally, even before I got it, used to avoid loud places and still do. How would one find out if hearing loss outside of human speech range happened?

I wasn't taking any medication, perhaps only Strepsils for sore throat when I had a cold, but that was it. Nothing special. I am currently wearing braces, but when my tinnitus started I wasn't wearing them. So I doubt that that could be the issue here. However, I do sometimes wake up with...

I think I always had really mild tinnitus, the sort you can hear only in an extremely quiet environments, but that never bothered me. It was in September 2017 that I first "noticed" it. It was just a normal day like most of the others, and when I went to sleep I found that I was kind of fidgety...