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I would assume if softening the wax isn't getting it to come out naturally you may need to just clean your ears or have someone at a clinic do it.

You'll get better at handling it even if the ringing itself doesn't get better. I'm about 6 months into this latest bout of T and I've been able to get back and focus on the important things around me. Also at this point if I'm doing anything outside or just get zoned into something I lose the...

I might have to go all the way out there just to meet the nurse on the left.

This might be ignorant, but are your ears not supposed to pop every time you swallow?

Rode the motorcycle today with earplugs and my helmet. So far a tiny spike but I know it will go away. Hoping it is just nerves.

I think the indoor didn't really have an effect it may have just been my nerves making it worse. I did however go to a camping shooting meetup where I was exposed to copious amounts of gunfire (double earpro of course) t seemed worse at night because of lack of sleep but once I got home I was...

Went to my camping and shooting event and didn't really have any ill effects. Doubled up earpro on and off the range when it was hot.

Link to your first post?

Going camping in Missouri for the weekend. Hope I can get to sleep and hopefully have a good time still!

I believe it was noise induced I don't know exactly what did it but it could have been one unprotected shot at the gun range or being in a band practicing in a small room. After I first told my parents they got my hearing checked and it was okay. Took precautions from then on and eventually I...

I know this is a longshot but how are you faring now? I'm very interested.

Hey are you still doing okay? I'm in a similar situation to you and was wondering if you had a status update on how you have been since your acoustic trauma. Thanks!

@JuneStar Random question, did your tinnitus come on right after the gunshot or did it take a while? I feel like mine took weeks after my trauma before I had any noticeable issues.

Just read your multiple people success stories post. Hope your husband's tinnitus is still gone and I hope yours is getting better. Thanks for your positive words and for inspiring hope in the rest of us!

All I know is I'm saving for my trip to Ireland, Neuromod or not.

You and people like you are a big reason that I have hope with this most recent onset of tinnitus. Thank you so much for sharing your story. I mean it. Also to answer OP, I had my first bit of tinnitus in my early teens, finally just asked if it was normal and I was told it wasn't. After that...

I so wish I had it back at the "only in quiet rooms" stage. I hope something will come along to help knock this thing down a bit. Good luck to you as well.

Not really, only had a kind of loud noise a few months before that shouldn't have affected me.

I would say so. It's been louder since the first week of February It hasn't gone back to where it was before considering before it wasn't in my conscious thinking really anymore.

I get this. However before the spike or whatever you want to call it in February to where I could hear it loud all the time I had never really had a spike that I remember in the past 7 or more years

I would do anything for it to go back to what it was before February. That spike wasn't brought in by anything that I can think of. I also am thinking this spike from yesterday will go away and if not I guess I have more adjusting to do.

Hey all, Long time listener first time poster. I've had tinnitus for a long time. I'm 22 and have had it since early teens. It was always very quiet and hadn't bugged me till February this year when it increased to be very loud and back in my consciousness. I had been struggling for a few...

Most nights I sleep with crickets playing on my google home speaker. I can sleep without it but I feel like without it I focus on it 100% more. I don't know if this helps or hurts habituation. I used to be fine when I was going to sleep.

Here's hoping that this isn't the case for me and that I can habituate to my increased tinnitus tone. I had it audible only when I went to sleep but had eventually tuned it out, then after multiple years it has come back with a vengeance to be at the front of my senses 24/7. Thanks for sharing...

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