Do You Have Low Frequency Tinnitus? Talk to Me

[Rb86]

Mine started about 2 weeks ago, and it's very loud... It pulses but not to any beat or heartbeat. Sort of sounds like a subwoofer in the distance.

That's in my main effected left ear from acoustic trauma.

Prednisone brought THAT aspect way down, and I had a high tinnitus tone that's grown to a hiss in both ears.

Well now I'm awoke, it's the first day off Prednisone and that low end warbling is back (although at a much lower volume).

Can anyone share experiences with this kind of tone? Positivity needed.

 

[billie48]

Mine started about 2 weeks ago, and it's very loud... It pulses but not to any beat or heartbeat. Sort of sounds like a subwoofer in the distance.

That's in my main effected left ear from acoustic trauma.

Prednisone brought THAT aspect way down, and I had a high tinnitus tone that's grown to a hiss in both ears.

Well now I'm awoke, it's the first day off Prednisone and that low end warbling is back (although at a much lower volume).

Can anyone share experiences with this kind of tone? Positivity needed.

Welcome to the forum. There may not be enough readership in the Introduction to respond to your question about low humming tinnitus. But this has been discussed frequently in the past. You can do a search such as this link below and get much needed info about low humming tinnitus. Good luck. God bless.

https://www.tinnitustalk.com/search/3161466/?q=low+humming&o=relevance

 

[Staceyyy]

I've had it for about a year and a half. I try and be outside as much as possible, and, when I'm inside I try and keep a fan on or something at all times.

 

[Della]

Welcome, @Rb86 . We've had a Low Frequency T club going for years, and there's a very long thread here:

https://www.tinnitustalk.com/threads/low-frequency-tinnitus.5522/

Lots of good info and suggestions along the way if you have the patience to read through it. Good luck!
Della