Morse Code, Birds Chirping Tinnitus — Is That a Sign of Something Worse Coming in the Near Future?

[Apolonia]

Ok, so lately I have been experiencing some weird Morse code tinnitus very often. Just about now it even reminded me of a little bird chirping. It usually can be louder than everyday sounds but since it does not last very long and it is very short it does not bother me. However, I am worried bc it has developed in my right ear, which I consider to be more damaged than my left..... I am worried that this is going to be something bad...

Now, who has this and what do you think about this sound....?

Just to remind you, I have no obvious hearing loss and I have a noise induced tinnitus.....

Is it bad when tinnitus starts to sound like Morse code or birds chirping? :/

For me it is usually a mix of white noise and that high pitched tone that everyone experiences.... So, when I hear this chirping or Morse code even over everyday sounds I don't know what to think....

 

[fishbone]

Ok, so lately I have been experiencing some weird Morse code tinnitus very often. Just about now it even reminded me of a little bird chirping. It usually can be louder than everyday sounds but since it does not last very long and it is very short it does not bother me. However, I am worried bc it has developed in my right ear, which I consider to be more damaged than my left..... I am worried that this is going to be something bad...

Now, who has this and what do you think about this sound....?

Just to remind you, I have no obvious hearing loss and I have a noise induced tinnitus.....

Is it bad when tinnitus starts to sound like Morse code or birds chirping? :/

For me it is usually a mix of white noise and that high pitched tone that everyone experiences.... So, when I hear this chirping or Morse code even over everyday sounds I don't know what to think....

Tinnitus can vary with the sounds and intensities. It doesn't mean that it's a bad thing, if you are concerned....then possibly go see an ENT. Even I at times will get a new noise and I pay no attention to it. I just know that I have tinnitus and it sucks

 

[Apolonia]

Tinnitus can vary with the sounds and intensities. It doesn't mean that it's a bad thing, if you are concerned....then possibly go see an ENT. Even I at times will get a new noise and I pay no attention to it. I just know that I have tinnitus and it sucks

I don't think ENT will help me... I have seen three ENT-s and nobody knows nothing... I have habituated bc my brain got tired of tracking and listening to sound so it is just ignoring it like some background music... But, I still get worried when I hear this Morse code that really gets loud.... I was exposed to people yelling today so it could be from that... Who knows -.-

 

[Aegaeon]

It could be some sort of middle ear myoclonus if you have hyperacusis.

 

[Apolonia]

It could be some sort of middle ear myoclonus if you have hyperacusis.

I did have a bad hyperacusis as well, but now it got better... Could you please tell me more about myoclonus?

 

[Romain B.]

Ok, so lately I have been experiencing some weird Morse code tinnitus very often. Just about now it even reminded me of a little bird chirping. It usually can be louder than everyday sounds but since it does not last very long and it is very short it does not bother me. However, I am worried bc it has developed in my right ear, which I consider to be more damaged than my left..... I am worried that this is going to be something bad...

Now, who has this and what do you think about this sound....?

Just to remind you, I have no obvious hearing loss and I have a noise induced tinnitus.....

Is it bad when tinnitus starts to sound like Morse code or birds chirping? :/

For me it is usually a mix of white noise and that high pitched tone that everyone experiences.... So, when I hear this chirping or Morse code even over everyday sounds I don't know what to think....

Hi @Apolonia,

As far as i am concerned, i also got this morse code type tinnitus.. and i'm just 6 months in since onset. I would like to know if you get used to it now that time has past ?

Any update would be great

Thanks

 

[Apolonia]

Hi @Apolonia,

As far as i am concerned, i also got this morse code type tinnitus.. and i'm just 6 months in since onset. I would like to know if you get used to it now that time has past ?

Any update would be great

Thanks

Hi. My tinnitus still exists. The Morse code is not there anymore. It is just a long eeeeeee. However, my brain got used to it. I can live with this and sleep normally. I am still suffering from a mild hyperacusis although I do believe that H can be alleviated with good sleep and healthy food and of course earplugs. The most important thing for me is that I have accepted my condition and I can live my life. I am scared of things getting worse but now I am a little bit stronger and prepared better for it.

 

[Soren Fogh]

Hi I am experiencing the exact same symptoms but also my tinnitus reacts to other sounds. Almost any sound especially the sound of the wind or water flowing. I am only 3 weeks in, but it's quite bad atm, haven't really experienced any change. How is yours going ? I got mine from one loud firecracker a meter from me.

 

[IvanRus]

@Apolonia, it also began to "tweet the birds" in the ear, or rather "the chatter of the grasshoppers" - it's very much the sound that the grasshoppers emit sitting in the grass.

It was not for long. But after visiting the hairdresser with a loud trimmer, they reappeared and I cannot stand the sounds.

I regretted a thousand times that I went to this hairdresser.

I'm waiting for a treatment, researchers need to move their asses faster.

People are waiting for decades, in the hope of regaining their lives.

 

[Lizzzard]

I have a similar symptom, I occasionally hear a soft sort of clicking sound on either side. I discussed with my chiropractor and she said the sound is a result of the fascia "ratcheting" or becoming tight. There is a spiral of fascia just under each ear. I don't know if tight fascia has an effect on tinnitus, but because of the proximity to the ear, I wouldn't be surprised if it did. I don't yet know much about the fascia issue, but I have ben told it can be structural or it can be a reaction to certain foods.