Well my T was unilateral (one ear) without ear fullness or Hyperacusis. This is what my audiologist wrote on my report:
DPDX seemed to associate the onset of the tinnitus with the music exposure, and this does seem a possibility. However,
the fact that he did not report the tinnitus starting until a week later would not be as consistent with noise induced hearing loss or acoustic trauma, which would be more likely to be noticed immediately after exposure.
My ENT was happy as hell. She said I could have: Acoustic Neuroma, Cochlear Hydrops, Meniere disease, Thryoid cancer, Blood Cancer, B12 deficiency , TMJ problems, Parotid Gland Cancer, salivary gland cancer, Labyrinthic disease, etc etc
Last time I saw her she said its all in my head and caloric.vemp cant do damage
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