Could My Tinnitus Still Go After 3 1⁄2 Months?

Karam

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Jul 22, 2016
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22/07/16
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Hi my name is Karam and I'm 15. I'm 50% habituated to the tinnitus, also finding out what caused it.

My goal is to be habituated but could my tinnitus still go after 3 1/2 months?

This worries me because I think I damaged my ears too much because I used to use antibiotics that were ototoxic for a couple of years (tetracycline) also used to use earphones at high volumes so my chances of tinnitus going away are slim right? Or do I still have a chance under a year, I'm really feeling depressed. I'm just grateful that it isn't severe, hopefully it won't get to that point.
 
You should focus on getting habituated....and if you do it successfully that would be best thing....as going it away is not in uour hands...how did u get ur T?.....you will have a good chance if it is bcoz of infection or if it very low and if you are young.
 
Why would any doctor prescribe so many antibiotics for a 2 year period? You realize that antibiotics kill ALL bacteria in your system, good and bad. We need the good bacteria to stay fit and healthy. This is why antibiotics are rarely prescribed more than once per year at most. I would get myself a new doctor.
 
@Karam Try to calm yourself down as overly worrying about the tinnitus isn't going to help. I know your ENT appointment is some time away but you are still in the very early days. I personally think the cause of your tinnitus is listening to loud music through headphones. Hopefully, when you have the tests at ENT they will come back showing no abnormalities. It is likely you will be referred to a hearing therapist if your tinnitus doesn't calm down.

I think the tinnitus will reduce so try and be patient. Have a word with your doctor who may prescribe something to relax you. Tinnitus forums can be good for support but try to stop diagnosing, what caused the tinnitus because you have it and you're just beating yourself up and in the process making yourself more stressed, which will increase your perception on the tinnitus and will make it louder. It will calm down.
Try to avoid quiet rooms especially at night by using sound enrichment as I've previously mentioned and I advise not to listen to music through headphones even at low level.
Michael
 
@Michael Leigh thank you again for your calming words, the best thing to do is to probably take a break from the forum till after the ENT appointment which ill then come back and update.
 

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