Banged on Metal Garage Frame with a Mallet

[Emperor-Drax]

Well I was doing well on Friday. I slept better the night before, the T was almost reduced to zero. Seemed like a miracle had happened.

But no, those never last.

That Friday night, an incident happened in the kitchen that made everything much worse. I was standing in the kitchen, as my cat knocked the toaster off the counter, resulting in a loud crash, and provoking my mum's dog to shriek out in a series of loud barks (as friggin' Jack Russells tend to do - I never wanted this dog!)

Since then, my T has returned and is much louder than before.

As luck would have it. No idea how long this "spike" will last.

 

[Emperor-Drax]

Just wanted to offer an update.

Okay, so the T is pretty much gone, and the H is nowhere near as severe as before. I can probably kiss that goodbye by the end of August hopefully.

But now I have a new symptom: ear fullness.

This wasn't a thing at all over the last seven weeks since the incident occurred. It depends on the way I turn my head too. Any idea what it probably means?

 

[Bill Bauer]

now I have a new symptom: ear fullness.

It means that your ear has been hurt.

I have had ear fullness for 10 days before I got T. Ear fullness lasted another 6 months or so. In any case, just be careful, let your body heal, and you ought to be ok. But do be careful.

 

[Contrast]

@Emperor-Drax
you have hearing loss

 

[Emperor-Drax]

Nice.

No mention of when that hyperacusis commonly disappears though.