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My tinnitus has changed for the worse(-ish) since late December last year, so my ears don't seem to have the morse code sound anymore. It is very difficult to hear my quieter sounds over the new constant pitches. The only one I can describe if I pay attention: a quiet shimmering, intermittent...

Nothing's getting better and I'm becoming more hateful.

Came back here a little early for those Michigan signal timing results hah.

I did The Bad Thing and went to a show last night. T is behaving itself, so I'm very, very relieved.

I was able to briefly experience silence again today.

Just a quick update: I think the spike is starting to settle slightly. I’m trying my hardest not to pay attention or listen to it as that has resulted in an excellent past three days for my mood. Leaving the house and doing things I like have helped. It’s not as sharp sounding as before and...

Whenever I walk with hearing protection on, I hear a high-pitched tone beep in my right ear with every step I take. What in the...

I don’t believe it. I just woke up from a poor night of sleep and my spike is nearly eliminated for no apparent reason.

Good news: the spike I can mostly hear when I'm in a silent or nearly silent area. Bad news: it's relentless and doesn't seem to be fading.

@DimLeb, I think my last 'attack' was 3 or 4 days ago, around the time I started to eat clean. Other than that, I don't think there are any improvements. My ear was agitated again past two days, but I realize that there's nothing much that can be done except to wait it out. Many people say their...

Hey. So, my current knowledge on cochlear hydrops is based heavily on reading around online. I haven't really officially visited a doctor to get a true confirmation, but I've always had spontaneous tinnitus that likes to switch around every few months. It's made me suspect that there is...

I believe my new symptoms are consistent with hydrops, so I started the AIP or whatever it’s called. I’ll try to stick with it through March

@Guywithapug, yeah, definitely agree on giving time for healing. If I had one good day, there's bound to be more. As for the fact that it's a random spike, there is a possibility it may subside. Anxiety will only make things worse, so I'm trying to stay calm. I've been reading around about...

Yesterday was the one ‘good’ day I had since this spike started. It was the calmest it has been, which made me feel amazing, like I was making progress. It seemed like my regular sounds were all back at their regular volume with an occasional irritated hum. Didn’t last til today though...

Also, I started wearing plugs/headphones when spending time with my family. Unfortunately, I can’t trust them anymore.

If I could get rid of all the annoying tones in my ears and just have the hissing, that would be more than enough.

I wish I was more excited for all the research news coming this year, but the cycle of disappointment on repeat has toyed with me too much.

I was having an ok day until my brother threw a hot pot lid on the counter right in front of me. I don't know what will happen to my ears.

My first 2022 update. I’m actually really glad that I made this thread because I’ve been tracking some of my major spikes and I never realized how it could help me right now. I suspiciously have a very loud spike at the moment that is similar to what I had in my other ear APPROXIMATELY A YEAR...

I don't think I've ever had it this loud before...

I have my BSN now. Next step is passing boards and so that I can continue serving the adult-life sentence.

Ears have been hell lately.

This is perhaps my favorite thread on this site and it's been a while.

Thinking about potential CRNA dissertation topics and how crazy it would be to somehow relate tinnitus. So crazy. Unless...

Once again, sleep is the answer.

Got a new sound in the right ear that's reactive. I feel like I've had this before and it calmed down then, so I'm trying to wait it out.

I’m interviewing for an ICU position later today. Fingers crossed.

Yeah, my right ear is only getting worse. Don't know what to do about it.

I feel like I haven't been on here forever. Hope everyone is doing fine.

I have not been sleeping well at all recently. It’s starting to feel like everything and everyone is working against me again.

Well, recently developed an annoying low hum out of the blue that's been messing with my sleep. It seems to be traveling between both ears.

Day 2 after 2nd Pfizer: feeling good, no problems. Injection site soreness going down. Most importantly, T is not affected.

Second shot is done. No problems so far. I’m super hungry.

Hello. This is just going off of my own personal experiences, as I love music too much and I managed to survive this far without it ever influencing my tinnitus in any way. As tinnitus appears to be a very individual experience for many, and I would have no way of knowing what could impact...

When my tinnitus first began, I would hear a distortion eerily similar to what you described. It was like a soft morse code that would steadily get louder and compete with any constant noise I would hear. Pretty much any nonstop sound would set it off. Music, running water, fans, tea kettle...

It's funny, I can't remember what my tinnitus sounded like when it first started. It changed so much over the years.

By the way, I think my headaches are getting better. Late vaccine symptom possibly maybe? Regardless, second shot happening this weekend.

I hate being insecure. Self-esteem suicide only helps with pissing my ears off.

I’ve been having headaches and now weakness with dizziness since last week. I’m scared I might have a tumor or something’s about to rupture.

I did travel a lot when I was very young, but I don't remember much of it. I went to Mexico with my family once, which was an interesting trip. In terms of Europe, the only countries I visited were France and Ukraine. I don't think Ukraine really counts for much though since that's just where a...

Ok, dang, I wish I could travel as much as you. Your photos always make me want to go somewhere and have an adventure. There are so many places I wish I could visit, but it's too bad that I have a phobia of flying. If my brain wasn't so messed up, I would have loved to visit parts of Europe...

Got my first Pfizer shot about an hour ago. No serious reactions, pain, or changes in tinnitus yet.

Getting the COVID vaccine this Sunday. I'm hoping everything goes well.

Thank you. I wouldn't wish tinnitus on anybody. I'm grateful that I had the perseverance to make it this far.

I finished another semester, so I think it's worth checking in again. My tinnitus has become more tame since my series of fluctuations. I had a spike start a few weeks ago in my left ear, but I would attribute it to the stress I was getting and the sleep I wasn't getting during finals week. I...

I'm 24. I have had tinnitus since I was 12 and 2017 was when it started to significantly impact my quality of life. As far as what can cause tinnitus, there's just so many things you can attribute it to. Unfortunately, with the current popularity of earbuds and headphones, I would suspect that...

It’s so weird how when my right ear is louder than my left, I’m more at peace with it because that’s what I’m used to.

Saw some at the vitamin store I go to and I guess I want to try CBD.

Probably going to take a break from this place.

So, I'm trying to understand correctly what happened. It wasn't so much an issue with multi-dosing itself but spacing out the doses in such a short period of time which precipitated overdosing? That and the response bias. I'm also curious to hear about any tinnitus-related results.

That would be a cool coincidence if Frequency results were released on my birthday.