Anyone Actually Had the Volume Go Down Over Time?

Jkph75

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Mar 3, 2016
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Tinnitus Since
2/27/16
Cause of Tinnitus
Otosclerosis
I'm not asking about habituation. I'm talking about actual volume. If so, how long did it take? Did you do anything to get the volume down?
 
It has significantly reduced in perceived amplitude, but it took (is taking) a very long time. It is now over 2 years since onset and every 3-4 months, I notice a slight reduction. Unusually though, mine comes and goes. Some times, it isn't there at all, no matter how hard I listen, but when it is present, it is definitely quieter than it used to be.
 
the ringing in my ear for me has reduced tremendously over 10 weeks. It's almost gone. Unfortunately the "buzz" in my head has not. Plugging my ears used to increase my volume. It doesn't anymore. The buzz is the same volume regardless of earplugs being in or out.

The buzz isn't always there. I get a few good days a week, and a few bad ones.
 
the ringing in my ear for me has reduced tremendously over 10 weeks. It's almost gone. Unfortunately the "buzz" in my head has not. Plugging my ears used to increase my volume. It doesn't anymore. The buzz is the same volume regardless of earplugs being in or out.

The buzz isn't always there. I get a few good days a week, and a few bad ones.

What do you mean when you say ringing? Like. Pure tone sound?
 
"ringing" is what I used to think tinnitus is. ringing in the ear doesnt really sum up what many of us deal with.
 
Well, mine is all the time and I've already had it for 5 months. Has anyone had it a long time and noticed it dissipating?
 
No, I'm not asking if it can go away. I'm just wondering if anyone has had a significant reduction in volume over time.

I wonder if I will ever be able to watch TV or sit in a quiet room without an alarm going off in my head. I'm not even asking if it can go away completely. I just would like to be able to relax and not feel like I am going to pass out from this sound.
 

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