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I'm 100% habituated, had it since 2009 and sometimes just visit here just to see how my fellow T buddys are doing. I think that we all have some kind of connection and understand each other. I mainly come here to cheer people up and support them with words. But do not misunderstand me - I've...

I had a spike like yours about 2 years ago. It went away after around 2 months. I think yours will go away too.

I've been there, everyone of us have. Iv'e taken xanax, relanium and a whole lot of other drugs during my first year, life was hell on earth. But let me tell you this - 4 months is still a too short a time for your brain to start 'fighting' the T. I call it fighting because it kinda looks like...

I also have T caused by electronic music... a few hours in front on loud-ass speakers, the band was Dirtyphonic, maybe youve heard :) Anyway, im having spikes now and then and they always go back to normal after a month or so.

Yep, even people without T experience this from time to time.

Hi all T-gamers ! :D I mostly play Dota 2 so here's my steam username: Rejtan (the one with a jester avatar). Hope to play with you guys!

Yes there was new sound, which was changing its pitch constantly from day to day - some days louder, some days quieter. I took melatonin every night and ginko pills 3 times a day for 2 months and one day the spike was gone for good. I think that I will keep having those spikes from time to time...

I've got my T almost exactly at the same time as you. What you are going through is called a spike. I've habituated to my T fairly quickly when I first got it, it also went down on volume a lot. I went from 10/10 to 0.5/10 in a year. On November last year i had a spike, it was like I had...

So Ed, how's your T today ? I'm very curious if it was a permanent change for the better for you, and I hope it was!

Good to hear that! Been on the same boat as you with my spike lasting for 2 months, it was last November. I've had T since August 2009 noise induced, habituated pretty quickly. But that spike, oh man, it was like I had Un-habituated and had to start all over again with all the anxiety, insomnia...

Who is Viking ? Is he a fellow T sufferer on these forums ?

@amandine Opipramol - this mild antidepressant works kind of like a sleeping pill because it calms you down, but I'm off that right now anyway. Why the negative attitude by the way ? Whenever I read success stories on this forum I feel happy about those people, it makes me a bit more...

Hello all. I will start from the beginning. It all started on 28 August 2009, I was 22 years old. I went to an electronic music concert and stayed too close to the stage for a few hours. The next day I had fullness in my left ear and of course - loud ringing. Everyone here knows how it's like...