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Hello Beep Boop Bop, In the immediate aftermath of the Acoustic Trauma I tried to plug my ears when I was around loud noises. My brother practiced (and still practices to this day) drumming, usually for 2-4 hours per day. At first, I thought that using earplugs to prevent further damage and...

Occasionally, I would get a spike in tinnitus every twenty four to seventy two hours. The spikes were the worst, they sent me into a rushed, panicked state of mind. At first, they lasted roughly thirty seconds each. Now it has been reduced to the two to four second hiss that I mentioned in the...

Hello Rb86, I maintained the white noise machines on all the time when I slept in my bedroom i.e. if I slept for 8.5 hours of the night I would use 8.5 hours of white noise. I also used various items around my house to keep the sound at bay, ranging from the microwave fan in the kitchen, to...

Hi Sentinel, I saw two audiologists, the first one being out of an ENT office in Franklin Massachusetts and the second one being out of a hearing and tinnitus clinic based in Mansfield, MA. The first performed a hearing loss test and the second did not. When the first doctor performed my...

I am feeling grateful and blessed now that my Tinnitus is all gone. Anybody who want to learn more should read my thread in Success Stories.

This... story... sounds... like... clickbait... BUT IT’S NOT!!! It’s a hundred percent real and it starts on a crisp cold day in the fall of 2019. It was my first day attending a dormitory at a real, public overnight college in the United States. I moved into my dormitory and had expectations...

I am currently past the quiet room with open window stage. That just leaves the room with a closed window stage. I am both pleased+baffled

Howdy folks (American Accent), I'm your little Yankee friend from South-Eastern Massachusetts dropping by. Admittedly, this one has nothing to do with tinnitus or hyperacusis, but I've been thinking about it lately considering I've run into so many UK users on the message board. Just...

From now on, I will be using Norway Girl's method to get rid of the last 5%. If It works, I will come back to the forum with the good news.

T is 95% gone and I will have a success story up and running in the next 4-6 weeks.

Hi Mister Muso, Thanks so much for answering my question. Your answer was informative and helpful. If it wouldn't trouble you too much, may I ask you another? I want to know about the slash between your tinnitus information in your about section. It says 2007/ April of 2019. Does this mean that...

I am so so sorry Orions, if it makes you feel any better, music got me into this awful hell too. At least you are brave enough to share your experience.

Hey folks, I’m new on the forum and I have very mild tinnitus (noise induced) with no hyperacusis. I suppose you could call this post an exercise in Empathy. Anyway, I have heard that apparently music sounds painful to listen to if you have hyperacusis. I’ve never had hyperacusis, but I’ve read...

Hi folks, I wrote a letter to myself regarding my quiet, yet stubbornly persistent tinnitus symptoms. I have sent this one to both of my parents. I will be sending it to my psychiatrist, psychologist, and possibly an ENT whom I have had recommended to me as well. I understand my case of...

Do you know of any names of people in your personal life that this has happened to? Sorry if I’m sounding pushy or edgy, I just really want a success story right now.

Can it really just "go over time"? (I am losing a little bit of hope?)

Hi Paulmanlike, Forgive me for correcting someone more knowledgeable on this topic, but "...I think if it's remained at that level for 5 months then it is as good as it gets and you won't get any improvement doing nothing" doesn't necessarily describe my scenario. I am not saying that I have...

Agrajag364: I have an appointment with Neuromod currently made for late May, early June. If it goes away by then, I'll just cancel the appointment. That being said, I don't think that I'm one of those people who's tough enough to habituate.

Hi folks, My name is Doug and I have been dealing with tinnitus caused by a loud concert mixed with severe wax buildup for about five months now. An ENT took good care of the wax buildup long ago, but the noise induced tinnitus remains. The volume has dropped off substantially, to the point...

Hello @Clearance, Are you still on Tinnitus Talk? You have not posted at any point in the last two months. I do not want to hound you, but I'm having a doggone hard time adjusting to my noise induced tinnitus (crummy pun). First of all, how is your tinnitus level now? Is it lower? Is it gone...

Hello folks, My name is Doug and have been dealing with noise induced tinnitus for a little less than five months now. The initial circumstances that led to me developing tinnitus were a visit to a loud, high, decibel hip hop concert, without being adequately informed about the need to wear...

Hi Mike, I'm Doug and I'm new to TT. On Oct6, 2018you posted "I had given myself minor ear damage from Car-audioBassSpeakers(17-18).Didn't hear it (I'm assuming T)until my 30's when I spent time near a 15''sub woofer" This sounds similar to my T(loud bass,hip hop concert,but no hearing damage)...

Hi Clare, I'm from SE, Massachusetts. Just remember that you and I have advantages as new suffers as we are more likely to recover! https://www.enthealth.org/conditions/tinnitus/ https://www.tinnitustalk.com/threads/spontaneous-recovery-stats-many-recover-3-studies.21441/ I am pretty busy...

Hi folks, my name is Doug and I am from North Eastern United States. I have been putting up with tinnitus symptoms now for approximately four and a half months (volume has decreased 85-90%) due to a combination of a loud concert compounded with wax buildup. It is no exaggeration to say that I am...