Danny I know you mean well but PLEASE re-read your what you write before you post... How is this helpful to Derp? Saying 'you must have it really bad' is not going to help.
Sorry, I mean, normally crickets can cover high frequency tinnitus.
Danny I know you mean well but PLEASE re-read your what you write before you post... How is this helpful to Derp? Saying 'you must have it really bad' is not going to help.
Any synthesized masking noises hurt some minority of T people, including myself.Sorry, I mean, normally crickets can cover high frequency tinnitus.
I know you mean well but yeah, those crickets are awful for anyone with H Danny.
Any synthesized masking noises hurt some minority of T people, including myself.
It could actually make T worse!
Mexico is right there 2 hours away u can get it in any pharmacy if u really wanted to..I would love to get keppra but my GP will NEVER give it to me as he doesn't care about my health and only see's me for 10 minutes and doesn't take what I have to say about my health to heart. He was also unsympathetic about my T so I'm sure he'll say no. I live in Cali and it's very hard to get doctors to give you medicine for a condition you don't have. I'll never get my hands on it.
I had hyperacusis when I listened to this and it didn't hurt. Other noises hurt...Must be different person to person?
This one is the real deal, so should help!
Danny i think u had mild H that would hurt anybodys H especially turned up enough to cover the t..
Might be wishful thinking (bargaining) but one good night's sleep (after wearing myself out) (finally) and having 3 a day of Nature Made Calcium/Magnesium/Zinc vitamins seems to temporarily help. Probably placebo though.
Might be wishful thinking (bargaining) but one good night's sleep (after wearing myself out) (finally) and having 3 a day of Nature Made Calcium/Magnesium/Zinc vitamins seems to temporarily help. Probably placebo though.
Cried myself to sleep the last few nights because I just hate this so much. Why why why did I screw up on Friday. Last night a T-tone hit that was so painful in my head and ear and my eustachian tube on my worst side got inflamed again and I ended up calling my mom and just crying and crying. I just really really want to die. It's not just the tinnitus, it's my whole life. Everything has been against my existence from the day I was born and everyone I know will acknowledge that so I'm not being overly dramatic. T just compounds injuries and losses that are years old and life is slowly becoming more and more unbearable with each passing year.
And I have no one. Not even my mother, she's 8 hours drive away. And no one here can comfort me. I'm so tired of crying by myself with no one to help me.
Cried myself to sleep the last few nights because I just hate this so much. Why why why did I screw up on Friday. Last night a T-tone hit that was so painful in my head and ear and my eustachian tube on my worst side got inflamed again and I ended up calling my mom and just crying and crying. I just really really want to die. It's not just the tinnitus, it's my whole life. Everything has been against my existence from the day I was born and everyone I know will acknowledge that so I'm not being overly dramatic. T just compounds injuries and losses that are years old and life is slowly becoming more and more unbearable with each passing year.
And I have no one. Not even my mother, she's 8 hours drive away. And no one here can comfort me. I'm so tired of crying by myself with no one to help me.
I would love to get keppra but my GP will NEVER give it to me as he doesn't care about my health and only see's me for 10 minutes and doesn't take what I have to say about my health to heart. He was also unsympathetic about my T so I'm sure he'll say no. I live in Cali and it's very hard to get doctors to give you medicine for a condition you don't have. I'll never get my hands on it.
I think it is in my best interests, despite what I said in my "Success Story" thread, to quit music for a long while. The other day I was helping set up for an event, and before I could put my earplugs in, someone starting riffing on their guitar with the amp near me cranked up to 115 db. I lost more hearing and have gain a tinnitus tone so painfully high pitched that I'm back to where I was when I first joined this board a year ago. I have to semi-habituate again and I have a new demon to wrestle, I now have H. So after I finish this quarter of college I'm quitting choir. I'm still a music major and I only have one year left that I need to finish. Luckily the last classes I need to take involve business stuff and no played music.
This is extremely hard for me as I have been singing and listening to music since I was very very small. I had just sorta kinda not really habituated to this demon and now I must climb that hill again and give up the one thing that I have loved for my entire life. I can't even listen to music softly as it triggers my reactive T. This high pitched shrill in my head is so psychologically and physically and emotionally painful. God knows what's going to happen when I get my wisdom teeth out soon. I don't know what I'm gonna do for work.
So back to square 0. Goodbye music. I didn't appreciate the silence I had before while I had it. I didn't appreciate a lot of the things I had before. I regret so many things now.
With what genre of music and level of amplification are you working?You'll get back to all of it again soon.
I developed bad t and h when I was in my last semester of my music degree program. I completed the degree, and then stood back a little from music for about a year, working mainly acoustically.
With H, I slowly reintroduced amplified sounds again.
Now I am working again in music with amplification, and even in a deeper way than I was before.
It does get better. Time and gradual persistence is all it needs.
Well, lost more hearing and got a new tinnitus tone. Again. This makes 9 tones in all now. I left the fan on high last night because our AC was broken and it was hot. I was asleep for 9 hours while that fan was going. at 70 db my phone db meter says. Woke up with the ear not held the pillow feeling full, the eustachian tube on that side inflamed and a new tone. Just my luck.
That's just my phone db meter. Phone meters aren't very good. For all I know it could have been 80 or 90 since phones are grossly inaccurate. It is a new tone and my eustachian tubes get inflamed after noise exposure. I've been to two different ENTs over the past year a total of 5 times and none of them know what's wrong besides noise exposure. I may just have really really bad ear genes.I honestly dont know what to say.
70db shouldn't do ANY damage.
Are you sure this is entirely new tone ?
Can you go and see ent soon to take a look into your ears?
Ha I wish I was rich enough to have iOS. I have a windows phone I got for free. Probably the most inaccurate meter of them all.some dB meters for iOS are very accurate.
at 70 db my phone db meter says.
70 db ( probably maximized), at your bed or in front of the fan? Because sound power reduce with the distance.
You lost more hearing? Have you seen an ENT?
She said reading possibly inaccurate, so could be 85db which is damaging after 8 hrs.Yeah, I wouldn't imagine 70DB doing any damage?