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Kind of have to get an MRI if I want to treat my TMJ disorder. Such a dilemma >< Also hi everyone! It’s been a while.

Had a great skating session with a friend yesterday. Sadly having a slight setback because of a loud bike that passed me by :(

This community is made up of the most resilient people on the planet. Literally what will stop us when there's a viable treatment?

Never do this but I took a baby aspirin (81mg) cause I’ve been having a major headache, should be okay, right?

For those of you who already got your COVID-19 vaccinations, which vaccine did you get and has there been any changes in your tinnitus?

Been doing pretty well recently. Tinnitus has not been bothering me and the days that it does spike I am able to cope until it subsides!

Hope everyone is doing well today! Spike from yesterday has subsided quite a bit and I have never been more grateful.

Modified cars with loud exhausts are the bane of my existence.

Hoping everyone is doing okay and that your tinnitus is at least a bit quieter today.

Feeling really good, finally found a graduate program that seems right for me :)

What are some of your hobbies?

Point proven.

If you’re outside, skating isn’t loud at all. The loudest will be a trick and that is only a second and depends on how hard you’re slamming onto your board. If you have low quality trunks/wheels then its going to sound bad. Also I think high fidelity earplugs may remedy the occlusion effect.

Don't want to jinx myself but for the past few weeks my tinnitus has been extremely quiet, almost silent at night. It's honestly shocking.

What risk would be too high? Like skating or the injuries that comes with skating? Personally, I believe the greater the risk, the greater the potential injury when it comes to landing a trick. Once I start doing tricks I will definitely wear a helmet.

Thank you so much for your suggestion! I will definitely check it out. I hope it all goes well :)

Thank you and yeah I will make sure to invest in some great protective gear, currently just learning the basics. There are also ways to learn to fall to minimize or avoid any damage to the neck or head area, need to start learning that as well ahaha.

I am an overly cautious person and I won't be doing anything to risk head or neck injury anytime soon or ever. I'm just learning how to cruise at the moment. I won't be kick flipping off a flight of stairs anytime soon, I doubt I want to get to that level anyways. Just mostly get down the basics...

Thank you so much! I want to pursue this seriously but really don't want to make things worse for myself in the process; my tinnitus has been improving a lot within the last few months so I don't want to regress. Yes, its a ton of fun! I have not learned any tricks yet and I've been wearing high...

Yeah, I have been learning how to cruise and have been wearing high fidelity plugs for every outing. Not going to lie, the third day I went out to skate I had a minor increase in tinnitus that night (that has subsided) but I think it was due more to city noise than actual skateboarding. I will...

Yeah, that is a major concern for me as well. Thankfully, I am at the very beginner stages so I am learning how to cruise and not landing any tricks yet or doing ramps anytime soon. Once I start to learn tricks I will definitely invest in a helmet and other equipment. Thank you for you response!

What's sometimes worse than the tinnitus is the amount of limitations you have to put on your life, especially if you're young. Sigh.

I recently started skateboarding and am really considering pursuing it as a long term hobby? Just wanted to know if it's considered safe for someone with tinnitus. The loudest it can get is doing tricks on a board and going to indoor skate parks where it can be as loud as 90 dB. I have been...