Hi all,
I have been dealing with tinnitus for about 2 months due to a firearm discharged near my ear.
In short, the tinnitus symptoms when awake have subsided greatly, to where I can function most of the day.
I have always been a deep sleeper, but since the accident have been sleeping less and less.
I go to bed feeling relaxed with very low tinnitus, and then I wake up after 1 hour of falling asleep with a feeling of being electrocuted: face, arms, hands, and fingers feel stinging and numb (they feel cold to the touch and very tense.) Ringing is 5x louder. My body is to the point where it is not wanting to fall asleep, and I cannot fall asleep even when going days without sleep.
Please help, I would love to know if anyone else has experienced this?
I can also turn off the spike by listening to purple noise for about 5 minutes. However, I cannot fall back asleep.
Thanks,
JD
I have been dealing with tinnitus for about 2 months due to a firearm discharged near my ear.
In short, the tinnitus symptoms when awake have subsided greatly, to where I can function most of the day.
I have always been a deep sleeper, but since the accident have been sleeping less and less.
I go to bed feeling relaxed with very low tinnitus, and then I wake up after 1 hour of falling asleep with a feeling of being electrocuted: face, arms, hands, and fingers feel stinging and numb (they feel cold to the touch and very tense.) Ringing is 5x louder. My body is to the point where it is not wanting to fall asleep, and I cannot fall asleep even when going days without sleep.
Please help, I would love to know if anyone else has experienced this?
I can also turn off the spike by listening to purple noise for about 5 minutes. However, I cannot fall back asleep.
Thanks,
JD