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Be very careful with all antibiotics! Probably it will go away but ear pain is a sign you are causing damage on your ears! I took antibiotics for a long time for Lyme disease. It didn’t cure the Lyme but left me with hyperacusis and tinnitus. I would never risk that if I knew what I know now...

For me, having hyperacusis, most of the sounds are a bit too harsh. For nature sounds I prefer relaxing white noise on YouTube. I like the pink and brown noise though on TinnitusPlay.

My tinnitus and hyperacusis was in the beginning caused by ear infection and antibiotics. And then a year ago I took another medicine. I was very cautious and searched the internet for anything linking it to tinnitus or hyperacusis or ototoxicity. I could not find even one Report of someone...

@AbeS I can really relate to the part a out something moving in the ear. I have this since a Word fight with my girlfriend in the car 8 months ago. It is like something is vibrating when sounds enter the ear. Voices are the worst but also music and tv and most other sounds too. I am having...

I would be very careful! I got tinnitus and hyperacusis from azithromycin and doxycycline-combo for Lyme disease. There is no going back so mind your ears.

For me listening to music has changed. It is as if I have a membrane in my right ear that the music have to pass through. So bass sounds sort of vibrate in the ear and higher frequencies sort of cuts through the membrane and the ear ”reacts”. It is as if something has come between me and the...

Yes the fact that I can stop the vibrating and to some extent the loudness of my own voice by pressuring the bottom of my ear is strange. That`s why I ask if it´s the same for anyone else, as I have not seen it in other threads. I don´t know if it is just the hyperacusis or something else, I...

I have severe problems with my own voice. When I talk it vibrates in my right ear, so much so that I can’t speak too loud. If I put my hand right at the bottom of the ear and put a gentle pressure on it the vibration stops and I can talk normally. How common is this with hyperacusis?

Thanks for the answers, based om my symptoms do you think it could be TTTS involved? And what about the vibrations in my ear while I talk. Is that really a symptom of hyperacusis?

A short summary: I first got tinnitus in 2013 following an ear infection, a low high pitched tone in my left ear. In 2016 it got worse while on a course of antibiotics, a louder ringing in my right ear too, I also got a mild noise sensitivity in my right ear, but it kind of crept up on me over...

Hello! I´ve had tinnitus for a little over a year, it all probably started because of an ear infection..I have a bacterial disease called Chlamydia pneumonie that I was diagnosed with in the autumn of 2013, but I´ve probably had it for many years and have had severe healthproblems because of it...