Loud Tone for a Few Seconds — Fleeting / Transient Spontaneous Tinnitus

[undecided]

@Telis , I gave you a hug (in a strictly non-gay manner).
You are one tough dude dealing with all that shit.

 

[Telis]

@Telis , I gave you a hug (in a strictly non-gay manner).
You are one tough dude dealing with all that shit.

Thanks bro

 

[Sailboardman]

I have "feeding "tinnitus. It basically feeds off me 24 / 7 / 365. It's an 800lb gorilla, living large, at my expense!

 

[Hil]

I've had "fleeting tinnitus" all of my life, that phenomenon where you suddenly hear a high pitched whine it your ear for maybe 5 seconds or so, and then it fades away. It's always been the same pitch, volume.

Recently though I've had a different experience of it. It's a lower pitch than usual (still a high whine) and lasts maybe 10 seconds, and it's loud. What can cause a sudden change to the nature of fleeting tinnitus? It is worrisome to me that it's quite loud.

 

[i.m]

Hi all, is it normal to expercience 3 or 4 TST ( 5 secs ) along with fullness in just one day? I had TST before and after my main T onset, but they happened only once in that day and again after weeks. Today is different.

In your opinion what could be?

 

[Hariz Nonis]

I've had my fair share of fleeting T over the past few months, and almost every single time, I get scared. It doesn't help at all that my good, non-T ear also experiences it from time to time. I'd say that fleeting T actually scares me the most. Is anyone able to explain why fleeting T occurs? I'm so curious, yet at the same time I'm not even sure if I want to learn anything new about T. Feel like I need to lay off all this for a while.

 

[Marie79]

Three sets of super high 20 second rings in my other ear this morning. All within 2 hours. Scaring me to death.

Do you think it's from the Klonopin? I have only been taking it for 3 days.

I know some say it's "fleeting T?"

Please tell me this won't come back and stay forever.

It is very scary.

 

[quietatnight]

Marie79

That happens to be on and off but it always goes away, so try not and worry about that.



Louie

Quietatnight

 

[linearb]

Normal and not very worrisome I'd say.

How much klonopin do you take, and how long have you been taking it?

 

[BobDigi]

I get it sometimes. It lasts for around 8 seconds at a time. It can happen every now and then for a couple of days. Then it dissappear's. Nothing to worry about!!!!!

 

[jerryjerry]

Since 2006 my tinnitus have sound like a frying pan. But for some months ago it has chanced. The new thing is that my ears have gone to fleeting tinnitus with or without ear fullness before the sound comes. Its more a physical feeling in my ear and when I hear water like the shower it starts this high pitched sound that slowly fades away after some seconds.

It's very hard to live with. Some days I have this fleeting tinnitus up to ten times. My old sound is more or less gone. But I rather preferred that in front of this shit. Can it be neck muscles or stress that make this fleeting tinnitus? Someone else who have the same...

 

[jerryjerry]

Someone who know if fleeting tinnitus always comes together with earfullness? I have new fleeting sounds everyday, but more often without earfullness. Is this still fleeting tinnituis?

 

[Sam Bridge]

I have fleeting T non stop 24 hours a day. One loud tone, that fades and then another pitch takes over, then maybe some shrill beeping, scratching, sqeaking along with the new tone, and then another one comes in strong and fazes those other sounds out for a few seconds, then something different until that fades and on and on and on. I used to get the fleeting T for like 30 seconds and then back to fairly quiet Tinnitus, I would kill to have that back.

Was it the ear drops that caused your t to go crazy?

 

[shasta0863]

I have fleeting T every few months but it's definitely worse since my ears got worse in JUne 2015.

My problem is I had fleeting T two weeks ago+ and I still have leftover T from it. I'm pretty much in panic as I can't handle it, it's worse than my original T that I can't even tolerate most days...so this is too much.

It was one of the worst fleeting T episodes I ever had. It was not quick, the fullness came on at random but last 1-2 hours. Getting seemingly worse and worse. The loud sudden ring finally came half-way into the fullness episode and it last for 30min, when it started to subside I was thankful beyond belief until it STAYED at a lower level and is now 2+ weeks of this high pitch electrical misfiring sound where it spikes up and down back to base and back up. The tone is essentially unmaskable in areas I used to find relative peace. It also gave me ear soreness that has lasted 2 weeks and only recently a bit better.

Permanent damage occurred? How is that even possible. No noise trauma and I'm still getting screwed over. I'm getting close to calling it quits if this type of crap continues. Can't even believe it.

 

[jerryjerry]

Nearly every day i get one or two spikes. A new high sound that lasts for some seconds, sometimes one or two minutes. But often it is not common with earfullness. The sound just come and goes ..is this still what they call fleeting tinnitus? Im wery afraid that it would stay.

 

[amymilly]

Coping with tinnitus is hard
As we all know.
This fleeting tinnitus is by far my biggest fear.
Ok so I'm having a really good day.
And then all of a sudden that dead silence appears. And then a loud ring for 30 seconds and then it fades. Then it all goes tits up for me. And I'm back to panic.
It's literally a vicious circle.
Why does fleeting tinnitus happen does anyone know.
It's the scariest seconds ever.

When I newly had t. It happened and lasted two days which was hell as you could imagine.
Thanks again guys.

 

[jerryjerry]

Terrible..but is it always together with earfullness? my fleeting tt come wery oftn without earfullnes

 

[MrBonk]

Before chronic T, when I had Fleeting T never had ear fullness that I can recall. But when I get it now, I very distinctly get a fullness feeling. And I get it a lot more often than before.

When I have ear aches, can feel my normal T in my right ear at its worst. Or when I had more intense ETD with pressure in my ears. No fullness, all distinctly different other feelings. Like the first week, I had pressure/burning in my ears intermittently. Doctors at UC tried to tell me it was fullness, and i'm like no. It's not. different feelings.

 

[amymilly]

Hey guys.
I have experienced fleeting tinnitus once every now and again,
The past week a lot more.
Usually that normal cut out and loud noise.
Today however. It cut out. Then I had a low tone of tinnitus. Like it seemed as if I was young and listening to a big sea shell. Really weird. Is this a sign of things getting worse.
Or are there different types of fleeting tinnitus??
Thanks guys

 

[gotyoubynuts]

Hey guys.
I have experienced fleeting tinnitus once every now and again,
The past week a lot more.
Usually that normal cut out and loud noise.
Today however. It cut out. Then I had a low tone of tinnitus. Like it seemed as if I was young and listening to a big sea shell. Really weird. Is this a sign of things getting worse.
Or are there different types of fleeting tinnitus??
Thanks guys

There are different versions of fleeting tinnitus.

It's not a sign of anything getting worse...

 

[DDD]

My hearing in my left ear went out and was replaced with the loudest tinnitus ever. Very high pitched. Lasted for 10-15 seconds. It came back but now I'm very, very scared. Hope that it never, ever happens again.

 

[stophiss]

I had a very rare bell tone in one of my ears once in a great while before I developed a constant hiss called tinnitus. I still get this rare bell tone which overlays the backdrop hiss I have which ranges from moderate volume to almost inaudible. So count me in too. This honesty never bothered me before I got tinnitus full time...or really since. I thought it was a bit odd but since the bell tone would dissipate, I never paid it much mind. Never heard it discussed before, but now I have a name for it. Too bad I now have fleeting tinnitus with permanent tinnitus...at least so far.
Cheers

 

[Newbie]

Can I get help please. It's 2:30am where I am. About a month and a half ago my tinnitus spiked which made me so anxious, it was a loud hissing noise different from my usual low tone ring and it could barely be masked , after a month I started to lose the fear of the noise and eventually it subsided into a ring just a little bit louder than my normal ring but I couldn't hear it with the TV on. I started to think I was getting back on track although still so scared it would come back and constantly monitoring it. Two weeks later and I was just going to sleep tonight and I heard the sound for a second which made me so anxious again and scared and it's getting so loud again I woke up every half hour until now I'm just wide awake in bed I can't see any way out someone please help me can it get better again please

 

[gotyoubynuts]

I heard the sound for a second

That is TEMPORARY "FLEETING TINNITUS"

Everyone and their mother gets those noises, don't worry about it?

 

[Iscream31]

I just got tinnitus 2 weeks ago. Does this sudden loss of hearing accompanied by a sharp tinnitus for a few seconds indicate that I have permanent tinnitus due to damage to ears? Cuz I just did hearing test this Monday and my hearing was normal. Is it "normal" to have these sudden loss of hearing for few seconds? I am super scared right now and some experience would be appreciated.

 

[Alue]

For a few seconds then it returns to normal? It's called fleeting tinnitus. It's relatively normal, especially to those with tinnitus. Nothing to worry about.

 

[Iscream31]

For a few seconds then it returns to normal? It's called fleeting tinnitus. It's relatively normal, especially to those with tinnitus. Nothing to worry about.

And I thought I had hope in a tinnitus that might leave. Guess its gonna stay after all. hahahahahahahahahah

 

[Iscream31]

For a few seconds then it returns to normal? It's called fleeting tinnitus. It's relatively normal, especially to those with tinnitus. Nothing to worry about.

Does this signify that my tinnitus is permanent? I still have high hopes that my tinnitus might leave, as I am able to ignore it more easily (maybe I just adapt to it faster)? Really wish this has nothing to do with permanent damage

 

[Alue]

Does this signify that my tinnitus is permanent? I still have high hopes that my tinnitus might leave, as I am able to ignore it more easily (maybe I just adapt to it faster)? Really wish this has nothing to do with permanent damage

It doesn't signify anything. No one can say if it will be permanent. I too came here hoping mine wouldn't be permanent but it ended up being so, yours may not be. It doesn't sound like you had severe hearing trauma.

 

[Iscream31]

It doesn't signify anything. No one can say if it will be permanent. I too came here hoping mine wouldn't be permanent but it ended up being so, yours may not be. It doesn't sound like you had severe hearing trauma.

Thank you very much.