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"Increased perceived volume of a set of frequncies," describes it pretty accurately. I always complain that the T.V. is too loud and sometimes when people are talking to me, my inner right ear will flutter. Bad quality speakers such as phones and laptops (since they have those "harsh" and "high"...

Hey what's up guys. This is pretty much like my 1st or 2nd post here on Tinnitus Talk. It's been a while. Happy Holidays! I had a little bit of a migraine yesterday and that inspired me to check back with this website because my hyperacusis seems to come in waves. I was listening to music two...

Hello! Thank you for the thoughtful response. It's great to get a response from a fellow musician! I am currently building acoustic panels for my bedroom and investing into some higher end studio monitors. My belief is; the better the room is treated, and the better the studio monitors, the...

Hey guys. I have only really "dipped my toes," into this website and support forum and have just a couple brief questions. I have tinnitus in my left ear that can only be heard when I am trying to go to bed. I am unable to hear it during the day. Is mine that serious compared to the broad...

I as well have tinnitus combined with hyperacusis. I am most sensitive to the HARSH frequencies. Think of two metal spoons hitting one another. If I listen to too much of this, I develop migraines that has once lead to vomiting. I contemplated heading to the ER in the middle of the night. It was...

Hello everyone. My name is Brandon Williams and I am 27 years old and reside in Lincoln Nebraska. I have very minor tinnitus compared to others. I was driving a forklift outside one day at work and hit a bump in the road. This caused the forks to rattle and my left ear has been ringing...