Hello, last Wednesday I went to a 90's party in a loud disco, the volume was louder than usual. As usual, I went to sleep with ringing ears and muffled hearing. Unfortunately, as of today (Tuesday) a soft, almost inaudible ringing is still present in my right ear, I can only hear it when wearing insulating earphones or when going to sleep. This situation is driving me crazy, since I'm particularly nervous e anxious, and reading "for the rest of your life", "forever" and "you'll have to get used to it" is worsening this situation. Today I'm going to the doctor. Now, I'd like to know if drugs prescribed by doctors can actually "heal" a very mild tinnitus like mine, or if I'll have to get used to it.
Damn Discos
- Thread starter red9350
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MemberNo there is no medication to heal Tinnitus. Not even very mild tinnitus. but you are very early into, probably your T will just fade away with time.
If not, I assure you a mild T like yours won't be bothering you after you get used to it. Don't worry too much about it, you'll be fine. But of course make sure to always protect your hearing properly from now on.
If not, I assure you a mild T like yours won't be bothering you after you get used to it. Don't worry too much about it, you'll be fine. But of course make sure to always protect your hearing properly from now on.
Either it will actually go away or you'll get used to it and not notice it anymore.
BTW that you usually went to bed with muffled hearing and ringing after going to clubs is absolutely not normal. Before my T became permanent I had that too and I thought that everyone had it! Not true! Many people never experience anything like that even after loud parties. It's the first really serious alarm of your ears telling you to protect them.
But of course one only realizes that after its already too late. Awareness is really a problem when it comes to T.
- May 11, 2016
- 1,184
- Tinnitus Since
- 2012
- Cause of Tinnitus
- Loud music/gigs probably
So I went to the doctor, who performed an audiometry. Results: no hearing loss. They also told me that i should avoid exposure to loud noises (duh..) and that my tinnitus will regress spontaneously. Now the problem is: it's been a week already, and my symptoms are the same, the tinnitus' intensity did NOT decrease at all. Are the doctors right, and I'll just have to wait a bit more, or they're referring to "getting used to the tinnitus" as "spontaneous regress"?
Well spontaneous regress (or remission) means that the tinnitus just stops. You have good chances that it will stop BUT we need to be honest here no one can guarantee you that. Still you need to think positive right now! You only had it for one week! Try not to worry too much. Good luck to you
.. If ETD us the cause but he suffered a noise trauma so nasal spray won't help with that unfortunately
- Dec 17, 2015
- 577
- Tinnitus Since
- December 2nd, 2015
- Cause of Tinnitus
- Acoustic trauma (loud concert for 1h)
I don't want to be mean or destroy your hope, but it seems that it might fade away. My T after a concert, unreasonable loud but I had a ringing the day after, which I knew that it was something wrong this time. Usually it goes away but it didn't. I was told it might go away on it's own soon but it never did. And it still hasn't, it's been 9 months now. Don't panic though, I know it seems impossible to live with it but you will. I don't think about my T that often anymore and it doesn't bother me either (some days are better and some are worse). Precaution for future loud noises and extensive use of headphones at loud volumes should be avoided. I haven't been to a club or concert since my onset, but then again, I rarely did it before T so it doesn't change my life that much. Hang in there, it will feel and get better!
For some reason i thought you were older D:
were you born in the late 80s?
in some places they call disco to bars or clubs lol
I'm 31. For what it's worth I feel a lot older.
You are still very young!
maybe its your avatar, but 31 is still very young .
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