- Feb 17, 2017
- 10,400
- Tinnitus Since
- February, 2017
- Cause of Tinnitus
- Acoustic Trauma
You will eventually be cured. Otherwise, it ought to stabilize at that quiet level.
Is My Tinnitus Fading?
- Thread starter Shelly75
- Start date
- Feb 17, 2017
- 10,400
- Tinnitus Since
- February, 2017
- Cause of Tinnitus
- Acoustic Trauma
For most of yesterday the ringing element either disappeared or was very faint and what I heard was a very low hiss which was much quieter. In the evening I had spells of pretty much silence or it was reduced to about 1/10. A bit louder again today and the ringing is drifting back in and out
If T does fade away would a lesser acoustic trauma potentially bring it back? What level of sound would be dangerous if you do manage to recover from T? For example would a busy restaurant be enough to start it off again or would it have to be something very loud like a concert or a band?
- Feb 17, 2017
- 10,400
- Tinnitus Since
- February, 2017
- Cause of Tinnitus
- Acoustic Trauma
The daily fluctuations will always be there, are normal, and should be ignored. What matters is the monthly trend - the change in the Global Low compared to a month or two ago. You have had T for less than a month, and had already experienced it being quiet. This is huge. Chances are that it will keep fading, and the global lows will keep getting quieter.
It just does this, the recovery is none linear most of the time. Whilst its there even in the tiniest amount its really easy for it flare up. It doesn't take much of an increase to make it seem way louder especially when you have had periods of relative quiet. The important thing is tomorrow will be another day and probably your T will be totally different, at least this is how it is for me. You just need to rest your ears and be really careful.
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It did for me.
It's impossible to say. It varies between individuals (and likely within the same individual depending on the current state of the body.) Avoid or protect yourself from situations where you need to raise your voice in order to be heard. Stress can have a real impact, too. Move on but be safe.
@dpdx I share your pain. My tinnitus was very habitual at the onset and after a visit to an IDIOT Audiologist who absolutely reassured me Microsuction was the safest form of wax removal, became unbearable with hypercausis thrown in. The twats are clueless and disinterested in the outcome! Wish I'd left my ears alone. Hope things somehow improve for you x
When I had mild T I had perfect hearing
When I did the vemp test In January, I lost of 20db of my hearing, and T increased severly.
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@dpdx Were you made aware this may happen? I suspect not....
Nope, the ear test was 110db and lasted for 2 minutes.
I lost 20db of my hearing because of these people. My ENT told me it will be better if I dont come back to her for some time after I told her that it got worse. She then told me to get money and do TRT that it will help me. Disgusting!
CBT and TRT wont help. My T is just way too loud to focus, concentrate, sleep, etc or do anything.
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