Hi everyone,
It's been a while since I posted on here, but I'm feeling ever more concerned about my music induced tinnitus, and the doctors don't seem to be much help!
I've had tinnitus induced by loud music since 2017, and I have to say it has worsened over the years, from around a 1-2 out of 10, to a 7-8. I have protected my ears from all noise, which is why I'm wondering if there's something else that is causing the worsening in my tinnitus, it really feels like there is something more at play!
I experience ear fullness, whoosing sensations when I touch my cheek, a feeling of fullness in my head, crackling when I swallow and a loud high pitch tone when I yawn, also if I push my jaw forward the sounds get louder. It feels as though there is perhaps a blockage somewhere that is causing my tinnitus to worsen, I wonder if anyone else experiences these symptoms and if they have received any other diagnosis and has any suggestions to make it better? It just doesn't feel that music induced tinnitus should be reacting like this... but maybe I'm being naïve!
Any help/thoughts are appreciated
Thank you,
Hannah
It's been a while since I posted on here, but I'm feeling ever more concerned about my music induced tinnitus, and the doctors don't seem to be much help!
I've had tinnitus induced by loud music since 2017, and I have to say it has worsened over the years, from around a 1-2 out of 10, to a 7-8. I have protected my ears from all noise, which is why I'm wondering if there's something else that is causing the worsening in my tinnitus, it really feels like there is something more at play!
I experience ear fullness, whoosing sensations when I touch my cheek, a feeling of fullness in my head, crackling when I swallow and a loud high pitch tone when I yawn, also if I push my jaw forward the sounds get louder. It feels as though there is perhaps a blockage somewhere that is causing my tinnitus to worsen, I wonder if anyone else experiences these symptoms and if they have received any other diagnosis and has any suggestions to make it better? It just doesn't feel that music induced tinnitus should be reacting like this... but maybe I'm being naïve!
Any help/thoughts are appreciated
Thank you,
Hannah