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SCM muscle ends at ear and might have got injured. Do scans show any injury?

Excess Vitamin D3 could have caused ear bones to grow (calcification?). Did audiologist take X-rays and show the growth? How are they planning remove the excess growth?

@JamesAtMvertigo, interesting article. Could you explain how you feel Eustachian tube stickiness? Quite a few folks have crackle sounds in ear due to ETD. Do you feel any liquid trickling / tickling in ears? By eating few hours before sleep you can avoid acid reflux. Also avoid midnight...

First few weeks of tinnitus are tough for most people.

Noise-induced tinnitus -> the vaccines have no effect on the tinnitus. Others -> esp. ETD-induced tinnitus -> the vaccines aggravate the tinnitus. Any thoughts?

@Nick116, how do you suspect you caught COVID-19? Oscar got tinnitus because of COVID-19. You had tinnitus before COVID-19 and it spiked your tinnitus. Chances are yours might go to baseline faster.

Very much possible. Some folks even getting COVID-19 vaccinations develop middle ear fluid and get tinnitus. If your tinnitus is fluctuating, there is good chance it will reduce.

There are great chances that your tinnitus will subside. Physicians consider three months as chronic tinnitus. Do you suspect you got tinnitus due to the COVID-19 vaccine or the COVID-19 infection? Did your wife have the COVID-19 vaccination, before or after the infection? If she has different...

Little out of context question - do pets get COVID-19? Can animals spread COVID-19? Are there any medicines (yet) that can cure COVID-19?

Folks, are floaters there in both eyes or only the side where tinnitus is? Recently I see them on side where my tinnitus is. Any chance some somatic issue causes both on the same side?

Are floaters there in both eyes or only the side where you have tinnitus (tight jaw etc.)?

When does the transient hearing loss occur? Did you get the 20 dB hearing loss diagnosis at ENT? Earwax impaction moving around in the ear can cause transient hearing issues.

How is your posture? Forward head, kyphosis etc.

This might be a spike caused by the test... Give it a few weeks to see if settles down. Calming Magnesium supplements can help reduce stress.

B12. B6. Calcium. Magnesium.

Looks like the custom moulded earplugs did not help prevent tinnitus?

Seems like neuro issues - could you get vitamin levels checked?

How is the tingling and tinnitus? Has the neck collar (or) physio helped?

How was your ETD diagnosed? It might take sometime for the ear to settle after the tubes were put.

Most spikes are temporary. Get vitamin levels checked. Visit ENT.

ETD can get diagnosed using the camera that an ENT will put through the nasal passages... otherwise they do a Valsalva test. Without either of these, they cannot conclude anything about ETD. Any thoughts? Any reference for the ear suction method?

Think only one day at a time. Things could change. Habituation can happen. All of us make mistakes. Learn and then avoid further mistakes. Mask your tinnitus till you are feeling better.

Thanks for the post. Much needed support for sufferers. Hope you get better.

@Philip83 - question to get advice. Actual sound decibel versus perceived loudness - hyperacusis sufferers will hear sound louder than what decibel it actually is. Can 70 decibel noise hurt hyperacusis sufferers (causing inner ear hair cell issues) while it does not hurt normal ears? Also...

Fleeting tinnitus is reported by lot of folks here. It's attributed to jaw or neck muscle issues. Do you have earwax that might move around causing this?

Looks like you are another COVID-19 vaccine victim. Did you have fleeting tinnitus occurrences before? Your tinnitus might subside once the vaccine effect is over.

The tragus faces rearwards, it aids in collecting sounds originating from behind. These sounds are delayed more than sounds arriving from the front, assisting the brain to sense front versus rear sound sources. Tragus_(ear) Keep us posted on what you find.

@oceanofsound26 - are there any ear plugs that let sound till a level (say 60 decibel) normally although anything above 60 decibel they reduce by ~20 decibel.

WebMD: Why Am I Hearing Things That Aren’t There? Might help.

You are in the early stages of tinnitus. There is a good chance to recover after a few months. Some people have tinnitus caused by COVID-19 vaccination. Do you see any connection to the COVID-19 vaccine? Could you share where do you buy the Cysteine from? And how long have you been taking it?

The habituation strategy is best when tried ~1 year after the onset, once you have attempted all other potential treatments?

Great research article - looks like a treatment for hearing loss might happen in a few years. Question though - why is the ear producing superoxide? Is that part of an anti-inflammation strategy of the ear?

@MikeO123 - I hope your issues are resolved. Any status update? Did the baby oil fix your earwax issues?

Most folks here have done mistakes... you are not alone. Thanks for posting things that helped you. What medicines (if any) did you take for Vasomotor Rhinitis? And what technique did you use to equalize ear pressure (esp. if a person has ETD it might be tough to equalize)?

@AmePerdue, I'm almost in same boat, a little more advanced. Is your tinnitus unilateral? How was your ear wax removed? You could try Melatonin and see if that works.

@IgnacioGG117 How are your TMJ and T issues now? Are they faded? Are you using split?

What method was used to remove the earwax? Have you seen any change (even slight) in your symptoms after the earwax removal?

Are ear clicks symptoms of ETD or noise-induced tinnitus, or both? Can people with ETD equalize pressure changes?

@ShaunR - do you get popping or crackling in ear upon any action like yawning, chewing?

Did your tinnitus & hyperacusis appear after the accident or after the treatment? Some ototoxic medications can cause tinnitus and sometimes the tinnitus is temporary. Where did you get the Hyperbaric Oygen Therapy at? Was it prescribed by your physician? If your tinnitus disappears from...

@Auron did the clicking sound in ear resolve? any advise for new sufferers ?

@Audiophile_bg, I hope you are better now. Any updates on the ear click? Are they resolved?

For every 2x of distance, the sound level reduces by 6 dB (e.g. moving from 10 to 20 metres away from a sound source). But the next 6 dB reduction means moving from 20 to 40 metres, then from 40 to 80 metres for a further 6 dB reduction. How Sound Reduces With Distance From a Point Source

@zeroclk - given sufficient time body can heal itself. Could you try personal steam inhaler to see if it relieves your symptoms? Also what is your strategy / advice to temporarily receive the click sensation?

@zeroclk any updates on clicking issue? I am having similar event since this week

@ZaneBerry - I suspect my fleeting tinnitus is due to either posture issues or excess supplements. Do you take any medication or supplements? Are you doing exercises for posture?

@ZaneBerry - looks like maintaining D3 level at 25.71 ± 11.21 ng/ml (14 to 36 ng/ml) is a safe bet.

@Vanessa Yanez, great post! What were the OLLY gummies that you took? And how long did you take them for?

@FrankB - how is your Tinnitus now? I recently started taking a Vitamin D3 supplement and I experience fleeting T... just started magnesium supplement since D3 depletes magnesium and could be the cause of T

@Purple_diamond, how is the tinnitus now? Have the effects of excess B6 washed out by now? I am wondering whether I might have taken excess B12 due to fleeting tinnitus I have been getting for the past few weeks.

I see a similar correlation between the posture of neck and fleeting tinnitus. Are you trying any light exercises to loosen and strengthen the jaw & neck muscles (of course with your physician's advice)? https://www.healthline.com/health/tight-shoulders Vitamin D3 helps with TMJ and bone...

@Giruto - is your tinnitus resolved now?

@Vicky.m how is your tinnitus now?

Maybe a blood circulation related issue? Does fleeting tinnitus happen on the same side as the rash?

@MikeO123, could you advise which brand of baby oil did you purchase, and where? I have earwax issues too. And based on stories of wax removal posted here ,I am preferring olive oil etc for earwax removal.

@Amit73 - how is your T now.. I have B12 deficiency too and looking for advise. with regards, Mohn.

@Sameer - hope your earwax situation is fine? did you try any eardrops for earwax after the incidents?