- Dec 3, 2017
- 31
- Tinnitus Since
- 11/2014 (increased 10/2017)
- Cause of Tinnitus
- Mild hearing loss
Experiencing a tinnitus spike following exposure to loud noise can be frustrating. Many of us have probably encountered situations where unexpected loud sounds, such as sirens, dishes, or other noises, have led to a noticeable increase in tinnitus intensity and often anxiety.
Understanding how to manage these spikes and determining the appropriate rest period for our ears seems important for recovery.
I did not find a thread like this, so I thought maybe we could all share our experiences and help each other, as well as future sufferers.
By sharing our stories, we can better understand the variability in recovery times and the strategies that may help reduce the effects of noise-induced tinnitus spikes.
Here are some questions that could guide our posts:
Understanding how to manage these spikes and determining the appropriate rest period for our ears seems important for recovery.
I did not find a thread like this, so I thought maybe we could all share our experiences and help each other, as well as future sufferers.
By sharing our stories, we can better understand the variability in recovery times and the strategies that may help reduce the effects of noise-induced tinnitus spikes.
Here are some questions that could guide our posts:
- The Incident: What was the source of the loud noise? How did the exposure happen?
- Immediate Aftermath: How did your tinnitus change following the exposure? Did you notice any other symptoms, such as a muffled ear or increased hyperacusis?
- Rest and Recovery: How long did you allow your ears to rest afterward? Did you avoid certain environments or activities during this period?
- Vitamins or Medications: Did you take any vitamins, NAC, or medications after the incident?
- Outcome: Did your tinnitus return to its baseline level? How long did it take?