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Oh right okay well what I did in the earlier stages is to just do the things I enjoyed doing like running and stuff that helped me adapt to the harder things like studying or sleeping

Oh right 2nd month of tinnitus you mean?

Not gonna lie some mastubation before bed does help loosen the T and help me sleep hahahaha

So, it's been just over 3 years since I developed tinnitus and I don't know about success stories but I'm honestly stable. I have a job, I go to college and I can live a normal life just like before I learnt about tinnitus. I've always had the same mindset to not care about it and the sound...

I don't have any life wrecking phobia's or any that I'd cry over but I am scared of heights and my face becomes squeamish when I see spiders. My most uncommon fear is lifts, especially if it's in a big building; again I think this relates to highest but also the concept of being squeezed in...

Hello to everyone It's me Mario, I written up some update feeds a while back and I'm just writing this to say nothing really has changed for me. I feel great/happy as I always have pretty much done as life takes it's steps. To summarize I was struck with tinnitus in march this year but over a...

Yeah of course you've summed up what i've been trying to say. With it being harder for others, you'd have to go more in depth, unlike myself I was quite lucky I did it straight handed and deal it with it myself. So I cannot really express what others go through but when you medicate someone who...

Thanks :) I wouldn't say I "hear" it but I'd describe as a discreet soft sound that occurs, but it definitely feels not like than having tinnitus as some people make out in that manner. The attitude thing, well, in life it's always good to have determination, not in a sense that to "not listen...

Yep it's me again, after a few months of being not online, life's pretty busy I must say. I'm gonna try and keep it short :). A short update on health is that it's the same as when i first realised, no impact upon myself after being aware back in Feb. So yeah, not being online since July, and...

Well, I mean it'd help but I'm not waiting on a cure day to day if you know what I mean, so yes but I'm not thirsty for it right now :)

I guess there is a thing called habituation :) and I'd hope to help as many people as I can!!

Definitely

Yeah tinnitus can grab you but I think the success stories, I think with all health problems people just don't care when it doesn't affect them, whereas they do suffer, its like almost attached to them. Funny old game

I just had a message from Markuu about people kinda recovering and not returning back, but I could never leave this site :p

I wouldn't say the noise isn't so intruding, if I'm able to live a normal life, I'd say a smooth ringing noise if it makes sense, for example, I don't need anything to "distract me". Answering your other question, no not that ive noticed. And thanks :)

It's me Mario, I know it's been a while since I've been online and there is reasons for it. Firstly I'd just like to tell you all I think I've recovered from my Tinnitus scares now and Tinnitus itself (habituation) I feel is now cured. Yeah I guess the past few months I haven't been online has...

Habituation isn't a cure as some people make it out to be. But it certainly is a boost in life, your self esteem, your welfare. The first is the hardest, but as the slogan goes "Every one of us is a minor tragedy, most of us learn to cope."

You've probably habituated, your dietary has a impact as well. In my past experience, sugar isn't a gift with tinnitus. You've coped well by the looks of it.

Absolutely nothing anymore doesn't bother me anymore, but I have other health concerns, has tinnitus ever been linked to other serious conditions or diseases?

I think now I've came to terms with Tinnitus and it's complex ways. One night, I visited a house party, you've probably already guessed it. The music was quite load but I was sure to keep distant, I probably spent a few minutes at the most listening to it. Anyway a few days since then but I...

Live life to the max. You only have one, seize your opportunities.

We all know that Tinnitus isn't a great condition to live with but, what are the first signs of either, Hyperacusis or Chronic Ear Pain.

All please share if your Tinnitus has increased then to decrease, or to just increase solely, all post your experiences with the ride with your Tinnitus. Cheers,

I guess only they can tell you, but it obviously mustn't be lifebreaking, eh, cardiologist, a big pay wage, tinnitus i think is what you make out of it

Yeah unless it's life threatening and your going insane, doctors just don't care, that's what I find irritating, I mean, this condition can kill people (through depression - suicide) so on, yet doctors have the decency to say "live with it" that's the worst thing you could say to a sufferer. No...

I totally understand what you said about Hyperacusis and Chronic ear pain, but it is only us who can say what we are living with. Being non expressive about anything is quite daunting, example, you've been getting bullied, and you don't express it, don't tell no one, it kills you. Quite...

I guess so, we must not be regretful though, never resent, I still live and love life before my tinnitus and after it, is there anything I can really do, no. Within my reach I do have help, but it doesn't die it down. I personally just think it's inner strength more than anything.

This might be quite lengthy or not but this is my views on Tinnitus. I believe that Tinnitus is irreversible, and you can only worsen it, unfortunately, yes you can get treatment, example, (HBO), therapy and so on, but that only improves your confidence and self esteem on your condition and day...

Or Tetracyline for this matter

I hadn't taken Tetracyline for a while, during this time, the ringing had started, so I don't think it has had a knock on effect either, I'm just wondering if any antibiotic can cause ototoxicity.

I have mild acne*.

I have been prescribed Tetracyline which is a antibiotic, and I was curious to know if it worsen it, is antibiotic know to do this?

Some people here with long experiences with Tinnitus, in your pasts, what have you discovered to make your Tinnitus worse, and please name any drugs known to worsen it. Thanks for reading.

How about less intense like soccer

I will check with ENT. If not, hopefully it will subside, but it's god damn unusual for it to last ten days non stop

I really don't think I have hearing loss, I haven't took any measures to notice, example, needing to higher the volume louder than usual...

Guess how old I am also.... 17....

I visit a ENT as soon as, so if I get a hearing test done, and coincidentally it is hearing loss and that is the cause of my current tinnitus, if it isn't, then only God knows.

The doctor recommended that I wait at least another week before I see a specialist (ENT). He said it could possibly go, but it's went on for ten days, wouldn't it of went before?

I'd be very unlucky just to have it appear one night aswell, it might the use of headphones... But I doubt it

It's been 10 days now, the ringing continues to persist, my symptoms of a cold have slowly died down a bit, a bit stuffy but nothing to fret about. I don't feel fully healthy, I still feel something there, don't feel my usual self. I have had a doctor check out my ears again for the 3rd time...

As we all know, there's a lot of young ones on here, at the least anyway, would it be harmful to do contact sports with Tinnitus, example football, would tinnitus be affected in anyway

:LOL: I don't smoke but yeah...

Nope

As we all know, most people need drugs in their day to day lives to cope with Tinnitus, whether that may be anti depressants, sleeping drugs or whatever. A lot of these drugs help release calmness into the brain, here is a drug that has came into mind... What about Marijuana?

The point I think is, those you've mentioned is life long term disabilities, Tinnitus can go tomorrow, but you know it probably won't, but Tinnitus, if you put your mind to it, is just another "sound" that you hear.

I think if you want it to be a disability then it will be, if you try and improve it, it won't be as much, maybe even the miracles of not having it anymore

I think it depends on severity and how long you've had it and where your from. etc etc

How I see it is, Tinnitus isn't really life threatening, I've had it a week, it's annoying as anything but it isn't going to kill you. I don't think Tinnitus is a priority in getting a cure, it is hardly known to the youth, I think Cancer will be first before anything. Because one, it is life...

Your views

But thanks, I really hope it's not chronic

I already had ringing in my ears before I had taken any tablets...

I have noticed on the Internet about a book made by Thomas Coleman, I actually haven't used it but from the reviews I have seen, it looks quite good, apparently it heals your tinnitus within 2 months... (I have not used this product)

Nope one wasn't a ENT, I firstly visited my GP and then visited the hospital to see a ordinary doctor, but I honestly can't tell if it's chronic, because it's went on for six days and has rarely stopped. The drug the GP has prescribed me some erythromycin

Can anyone please help me, i am quite worried

Anyone please help

Since last Tuesday, I've been really sick, can't walk, feel sick, everything, a cold, but one thing I noticed, I woke up that morning on Wednesday (5AM) and that's when I noticed a ringing in both my ears. Ever since then it's been ringing, virtually non stop, I've been to 2 doctors and my ears...