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T is so weird. I only had it in my left ear to start with and now it's almost completely gone in that ear but is now in the right ear and three different tones.. Driving me insane. How you coping atm? Are you back studying yet? X

It's crazy how it can change so much after the initial onset isn't it! I hope you're able to cope with the changes. I'm doing ok, just frustrated more than anything. I'm going to get back to studying next week x

That's good to know -- I'll continue taking them as per then. My T is ok thank you Steph. How is yours? Any improvement over the 3 weeks?

It's okayish. More of a hissing sound rather than anything else atm. It's a lot less annoying. I'm not sure if I'm habituating or it's actually fading. Had a few slip ups. My other half has accidentally shouted in my ear twice -_- it bloody hurt! But I'm not having to use sound apps as much now, which is nice. Has yours lowered in volume at all?

I see, the change to hissing seems to be quite common from what I've read on here. I'm happy to hear that it's a lot less annoying for you. Ouch, I've also had a few similar slip ups. I don't know if mine has lowered in volume to be honest, I try not to listen to it!

Haha, thanks Steph!! I hope you're well. How are you coping? I get the click in my right ear. What a nightmare!

Hi Auron, I only noticed the clicking when I was reading in silence, and it seemed to stop and start depending on where I moved my head. Right now I can't hear it. It seems to come and go. Very odd!

So sorry to hear it. I'm surprised it's continued to worsen after initial onset.

Thanks James, I'm surprised too, I seemed to be doing all the right things! It's the hyperacusis that gets to me above all, compared to that this pulsatile & clicking noise is a walk in the park. I hope you're doing ok James, good to hear from you.

Thank you Steph. Hope you're well! x

Great sign. You may have a shot at it going away!

I've had that before. Weird stuff.