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Interesting recovery. I have a similar timeframe of trauma around April 2020 with tinnitus increasing immediately and hyperacusis following...
I work in IT... Usually a pretty controlled and relatively quiet office environment but some of my worst acoustic traumas have been on the job in...
I figured I should provide an update on this. I am less sensitive to loud sounds and have been a bit more adventurous, or perhaps gambling, the...
Thanks for sharing your experience on Prednisone so far. I'm curious how it will go once you're off of it for a day or few. At this point I'm...
@MindOverMatter, how are you doing now farther into the Prednisone regimen? It makes me nervous that you mention a massive spike. Was it just the...
I thought this was interesting, and sad. Before coronavirus I used to somewhat regularly go to a local Texas Roadhouse. The staff there told me...
This morning my tinnitus was a bit louder than normal. I could hear it in my good ear, which I usually cannot first thing in the morning but do...
I'm no expert, but audiologists have suggested I may have recruitment since hyperacusis is very rare. From my understanding recruitment is when...
I'm pretty new at this, 11 months since the trauma that took my mild and intermittent tinnitus up to loud and constant, then developed hyperacusis...
This is interesting. I can change frequency and volume (slightly increases) when moving my jaw and tensing my jaw muscles, which I learned when it...
Does anyone else have random or occasional ear "spasms" for lack of a better explanation, then the tinnitus gets significantly quieter or goes...
I don't know what ultra high means, but my tinnitus is fairly high around 9100 Hz. I like a fan or other background noise in general and I sleep...
As Hazel mentions it could be worth trying Prednisone if this was recent. When my trauma occurred it was at the worst of the draconian...
