Either the sound is reducing or I'm just noticing it less

[luckyman316]

I know it's still there. I can hear my "T" very faintly still. But it's nowhere near as loud as it was a month ago, where I'd have multiple spikes in sounds a day. Now, I'm fortunate to have those spikes only multiple times week. I did have on episode a week or 2 ago after I took a Motrin at night and the next morning, the spikes were happening every 5 minutes for abou an hour.

Thankfully, I think things are reducing. I wrote about his here before, but I'm now on meds (anti-viral) for an active Hep B infection. Could the virus be the underlying cause of the issue and now that it's starting to subside, so is the T? Hmmm there is hope!

 

[billie48]

Glad that you are improving. Keep it up.

 

[citigirl13]

I know it's still there. I can hear my "T" very faintly still. But it's nowhere near as loud as it was a month ago, where I'd have multiple spikes in sounds a day. Now, I'm fortunate to have those spikes only multiple times week. I did have on episode a week or 2 ago after I took a Motrin at night and the next morning, the spikes were happening every 5 minutes for abou an hour.

Thankfully, I think things are reducing. I wrote about his here before, but I'm now on meds (anti-viral) for an active Hep B infection. Could the virus be the underlying cause of the issue and now that it's starting to subside, so is the T? Hmmm there is hope!

Hope that is the case. I'm at the point now where I cannot tell anymore, but I am pretty sure when I first got my T is was louder than it is now. For example, with the computer running I can't hear my T. Also, realised I have been taken Sudafed that is meant to reduce mucus, not the decongestant. Now I am taking the decongestant ones and - wow. I could be wrong, but it feels like my T is a lot lower than before. Maybe that'll do the trick. Either way, it's given me hope. Good luck.