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Poll: Noise-Induced Tinnitus: What Is the Sound of Your Tinnitus?
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53:21 for hissing, an 10 cicadas.
From this point of view it is in most cases complete nonsense to determine a tinnitus frequency. Because in most cases tinnitus has no frequency at all, just as white noise has no frequency.
Do cicadas have a frequency?
Nevertheless, tinnitus experts try to determine a tinnitus frequency, and they look surprised and sceptical when you report that your tinnitus is a hiss and a cicada and not a beep.....
From this point of view it is in most cases complete nonsense to determine a tinnitus frequency. Because in most cases tinnitus has no frequency at all, just as white noise has no frequency.
Do cicadas have a frequency?
Nevertheless, tinnitus experts try to determine a tinnitus frequency, and they look surprised and sceptical when you report that your tinnitus is a hiss and a cicada and not a beep.....
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I haven't bothered finding out the frequency of my tinnitus, but in my left ear it's very high pitched like a faulty light fitting, tone in the center of my head is a bit lower, my right ear is lower again... all tonal, no hissing.
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