Ever Had This? Tinnitus Went Away, Returned 15 Minutes After Waking Up

[Socfish]

So yesterday I woke up completely sound free - no tinnitus in sight. Lasted all day, not a hint. Went to bed at midnight and woke up about 15 mins later with the ringing in my ear again! What gives.

Anyone else experience this?

 

[just1morething]

So yesterday I woke up completely sound free - no tinnitus in sight. Lasted all day, not a hint. Went to bed at midnight and woke up about 15 mins later with the ringing in my ear again! What gives.

Anyone else experience this?

Awakening tinnitus is common. I'm from MN also.

 

[Bill Bauer]

Anyone else experience this?

Yes. Check out @Tamalak 's posts on
https://www.tinnitustalk.com/threads/silence-for-days-may-be-cured.30297/

Also check out
https://www.tinnitustalk.com/thread...tive-stories-needed.27477/page-12#post-352392

If you are hearing silence less than a month after onset, then sometime in the next 3-12 months (assuming you can avoid getting a secondary acoustic trauma) you are most likely going to be cured.

 

[Racehorse]

Perhaps your tinnitus is caused by neck nerve issues. Once your up, you move around, possible aggravating the nerve causing the ringing.

 

[Socfish]

Thanks for all the information. This has been a weird week... three days with absolutely no tinnitus morning to night. The rest mild except one afternoon/evening when it was bad. It just seems to linger and be unpredictable. I'm trying to remain hopeful that the silent days means I may fully recover.

 

[Gman]

It may also be connected to sleep quality. I seem have a similar kind of thing happen. Sleep with very low T then wake up to a spike or go to bed with higher T then wake up with low. For me I think it can be to do with REM sleep as it's sleep quality after 4am that often decides how the day is going to be.

 

[newbieT]

Thanks for all the information. This has been a weird week... three days with absolutely no tinnitus morning to night. The rest mild except one afternoon/evening when it was bad. It just seems to linger and be unpredictable. I'm trying to remain hopeful that the silent days means I may fully recover.

If ur T is new and already fading to nothing then yes theres a 90% chance it will go away completely.

Just stay away from loud music for awhile and dont read horror stories because trust me, the people spreading them are select few die hards and the stories are NOT true for the majority of people

 

[onjig]

Studies have shown that happens in MN only ``` Well ~ kidding of course ~ mine came and went years ago but now ~ pretty much is there all the time ~ I'll have another cup of coffee and think about it ```

Good luck ~ hope yours goes away for good ```

 

[JohnAdams]

I experience this almost everyday.

 

[coffee_girl]

Yes that is normal in the first year, it comes and goes and changes until it settles on baseline.