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Thanks all. This is making me a little more hopeful. I’m approaching a month with my low-frequency tinnitus (on top of the bilateral high-pitched tinnitus I’ve had for over a decade). It’s still worst at night, when trying to sleep, and waking up immediately. I wish it were a constant tone, but...

I ran my case by a couple of audiologists. They do not think noise damage is the cause of the new unilateral low-frequency hum. Both are convinced it will, in all likelihood, subside. One believes it to be stress-related, and the other says it could very well be TMJ-related. The TMJ would make...

I recently developed an intermittent low-pitched hum. This is in addition to the bilateral high-pitched tinnitus I’ve had for 13 years, which I have habituated to. The low-pitched hum fluctuates in volume and is worst at night, both when trying to sleep and in the morning when waking up. It’s...

Good day, everyone. I have had bilateral tinnitus, cause unknown, for about 13 years. It has mostly been a high-pitched, CRT-like squeal. Like many, the first year was extremely difficult, but there came the point where I didn't really notice it unless I purposely thought about it. There have...