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Thank you Bill! Looking forward to the one year mark.

Hi All, Four months ago I developed noise-induced tinnitus (I went to sleep with headphones, Bose Sleepbuds II, designed to play white noise while sleeping, and I guess the volume was too loud). The bilateral ringing is accompanied by sporadic aural fullness / pain. Luckily there is no hearing...

Happy to hear that it went away, and I am sorry that it came back. Hopefully it is not as bad as before.

Thank you - glad to hear that it goes away even if the tinnitus doesn't!

Thank you! Out of curiosity - do you by chance know the mechanism that causes aural fullness / pressure from acoustic induced tinnitus?

Agreed... Do you know if there are any medications or treatments that can help the aural fullness pressure? If tinnitus doesn't always go away, hopefully this does...

Thank you for your reply! Mine is from acoustic trauma (went to sleep with Bose Sleepbuds II and I guess the volume was too loud). Would you by chance know if aural fullness follows the same timeline? The ringing is one thing, but the pressure is worse.

Good Morning, I have a general habituation question and would greatly welcome your thoughts. I have had acoustic induced tinnitus without hearing loss for almost 6 weeks now. The ENT said that 90% of cases resolve within 6 months, but until it goes away my mindset is unfortunately that it will...

Hi all, Title pretty much asks my question. I'm just over 5 weeks of acoustic trauma induced tinnitus (with no hearing loss) and the ENT said 90% of individuals get better by 6 months. He really couldn't answer any other question that I had such as the mechanism in which tinnitus with no...

If you do not mind me asking, what "causes" the ringing sensation if not for phantom limb syndrome? The limbic system is responsible for memory, flight or flight responses, etc. Do scientists know if the release of a specific hormone causes the sensation? I would be interested to learn the...

Thank you very much for your prompt reply and advice. I did believe that the majority of tinnitus cases were associated with some extent of hearing loss (the auditory complex is "missing" sounds of a certain frequency so it creates its own noise to fill in the blank) so thank you for this. I...

Hi all, I have had tinnitus for the last month after going to sleep with Bose Sleepbuds II in my ears at about 60% volume. (They didn't seem that loud and they are designed to be worn to sleep). A recent hearing test showed that I have no hearing loss. Since most tinnitus cases are associated...