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The dBA scale at these levels may be inaccurate, especially if the sound is in the lower frequency register, in which case the difference between...
From my experience with a similar issue, a prolonged spike may take place (mine are unusually quite long and last 3-4 months). Given the fact that...
I've had similar episodes. Spikes are not permanent but last for 2-4 months.
The low rumble after a thunder (about 75-85 dBC inside a house) is actually quite dangerous. I've gotten a spike in the past.
I am joining the warning: tried mine yesterday at home at low volume (wish I'd read this thread earlier) and got the WORST spike ever (some of my...
My tinnitus is a variety of the loud high-pitched hiss. What helps me best to sleep is putting a masking sound on my phone (go to YouTube and...
Tinnitus that spikes widely as a result of the 1) food you eat, 2) the medications you take, 3) the noises around you, 4) any other provocations -...
Unfortunately, you are correct. I am currently going through an awful spike that has been on for the best part of the last 6 months and since it...
It's not so much about habituation per se, but about the fact that reactive tinnitus pays you back every time someone in your household or outside...
I started exercising every day (cycling for 10-12 km or walking for 3-4 km, or both) and after a few weeks, my tinnitus became horrible. Now even...
After whacking my left earmuff today against the pantry door, I got a muffled ear and a tinnitus spike. Reproducing the event with my calibrated...
I would stay away from NAC. It made my severe tinnitus even more severe. That was 4 months ago (I took 1200 mg for two nights) and there has been...
The chance is that it will be HSV-1. No need to feel down, though. It is very common and it will bother you rarely.
Hard to tell whether the acoustic event was loud enough to trigger a reaction. Usually, the tinnitus would begin soon after an acoustic trauma...
There is unreasonable fear of the HSV-1 virus in the US. It is VERY common abroad to the point that 80-90% of adults have it. Don't do anything to...
