Recent content by Berik

Though noise can be a cause very well, infections sounds likelier to me. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/m/pubmed/18837228/ Especially in young adults infections are often linked to tinnitus. It might disappear for you, at least it's good your hearing result shows no indication of damage.

True, but I want to avoid that I'm overprotecting or create a unnecessary fear of sounds. I notice I've because reluctant due to the tinnitus, to use a lot of tools. Just out of fear of t worsening. thanks for the feedback.

Approx. 99, 100 according to the db meter. As per the tool manual it is lpa 72, lwa 84 and lpcpeak 84. And that confuses me.. is the manual wrong, or is my db meter strongly deviating...

Direct near the source in order to determine sound power level.

Anyone got an idea how loud certain tools are, e.g.: (Edit obviously that's not me; I would use hearing protection!) And for example drilling in concrete with a small jack hammer, screwing with an impact, or sawing with a circular saw for example? I've bought a dba meter but it seems...

That's a different discussion. Not even mentioning it is based on speculation.

Frequency Therapeutics is not for tinnitus, it's for hearing loss.

Spotify all day on either Sonos or Alexa.

As an expert in the field, what would be his expectation for a cure to be available?

Differs. Took me almost two years, though I still struggle with it sometimes. But it goes better and better.

Put some white noise on.. it is a journey, with ups and downs. But eventually, you'll come to peace with it, or, a cure will present itself..

Good to hear your devil left. Now protect those ears!

I would also use my photography as an excuse to go to Disneyland /s

Nice to see more people with a like for photography. I do it a lot since I got T. Unfortunately my server crashed last week so can't really post anything.:( Working with a D3200 and a 70-300mm VR. Not very special but I like it a lot.

Good for you. I hope all of us can find that level of acceptance.