Ouch!Yes @ramza97 I have the crickets also. My head sounds like a swamp sometimes with frog and crickets sounds. Currently it's a high pitched tinkling fire alarm sound with boiling kettles. It's just screaming and I can hear it above all else
Is your T a hiss, nowadays?I had a subsequent acoustic trauma that gave me about a month long spike and I was hearing crickets and birds chirping and that went away eventually.
Take away the frogs sound and it sounds like we share a very similar T condition/sound. I would describe it virtually the same way.Yes @ramza97 I have the crickets also. My head sounds like a swamp sometimes with frog and crickets sounds. Currently it's a high pitched tinkling fire alarm sound with boiling kettles. It's just screaming and I can hear it above all else
It fluctuates between the light hiss and tone. Yesterday it was a hiss for half the day, and tone for the other half. It seems to follow my circadian rhythms.Is your T a hiss, nowadays?
How do you cope? Are you doing any better now?Yes @ramza97 I have the crickets also. My head sounds like a swamp sometimes with frog and crickets sounds. Currently it's a high pitched tinkling fire alarm sound with boiling kettles. It's just screaming and I can hear it above all else
Hi @astaff14 I hope you're well. I'm just taking it one day at a time. Exercise, processing my emotions regarding my health, deep breathing exercises, guided meditation, eating healthy and sleeping a lot have been key for me. Treating my hyperacusis through sound therapy has also brought slow improvement of my tinnitus because it was spiking through even moderate sound. How are you feeling?How do you cope? Are you doing any better now?
Did you use any sound therapy?I had that for awhile. It can go away. My frogs and crickets are gone. I even had bird chirps.
No. I just started trying the tinnitus mix last night though.Did you use any sound therapy?
My acoustic trauma related tinnitus increase improved drastically after about 4 months. My tinnitus is more reactive than it once was and I am more prone to small spikes, but I live normally again now. I have even experienced more fire alarms (my initial trauma) since and have been ok as I protected myself.How is everyone doing on this thread? I am two weeks out from an acoustic trauma and I have unmaskable tinnitus that is like hissing radio static. Also sounds like a blown speaker/crickets/tinkling. The sound is constant but some sounds briefly increase the volume, making it somewhat reactive. There is also a lower tone eeeee sound.
I hear the hissing sound all day and night even when driving in my car/having conversations/outdoors, etc. Only the shower masks it.
Is there any chance these awful noises will improve over time??
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@CAgirlHow is everyone doing on this thread? I am two weeks out from an acoustic trauma and I have unmaskable tinnitus that is like hissing radio static. Also sounds like a blown speaker/crickets/tinkling. The sound is constant but some sounds briefly increase the volume, making it somewhat reactive. There is also a lower tone eeeee sound.
I hear the hissing sound all day and night even when driving in my car/having conversations/outdoors, etc. Only the shower masks it.
Is there any chance these awful noises will improve over time??