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citigirl13

Member, Female, from North Yorkshire, England

T deceptively low for most of the day now. May even have gone. Don't trust it though. Mar 23, 2014

citigirl13 was last seen:
Aug 11, 2015
    1. VaR
      VaR
      Hey citigirl13, has your TTTS gone or is it still there?
      Dec 17, 2014
      2. citigirl13
        citigirl13
        If TTTS is the rumbling sound, then yes, that has gone. I have a little bit of crackling now but not a lot and still the T, but don't notice it nearly as much as I used to.
        Jan 8, 2015
    2. Mr. Unlucky
      Mr. Unlucky
      Hey citigirl, just wanted to ask how old you are? did you usually protect your hearing before T? did you protect your ears after T? and lastly did you have both T and H?
      May 22, 2014
      2. citigirl13
        citigirl13
        Hey Mr. Unlucky. I am 21 years old. I didn't protect my hearing before T - but I have been to about two, maybe three concerts, and haven't been to a club in over two a half years. I've been to a club about ten times in my life, maybe less.
        May 22, 2014
      3. citigirl13
        citigirl13
        I haven't protected my ears as yet because I have not been anywhere very loud, though when I go outside if it is cold I have to wear earmuffs because my ear, particularly the left, really hurts if it is cold. I do not have H, though I think I have had a bit of noise sensitivity because the noises didn't cause my pain, just a bit uncomfortable. It only really bothered me when I was putting the cutlery away.
        May 22, 2014
      4. Mr. Unlucky
        Mr. Unlucky
        Yeah thats what I experienced, things like silverware hitting eachother or screams on the tv would make me flinch not really painful though, my T seemed like it would go up a bit from the anxiety it seems. About two weeks ago I also woke up with silence thought my T had gone, was so happy went out for a bike ride came home to my room and there it was back, the same as before. Haven't experienced that again though.
        May 22, 2014
    3. Marias21
      Marias21
      Hi citigirl sorry to bother you but I wanted to ask you when you where getting fleeting t where you at the end of your nasal spray I 've been getting then the last 2 night last night was a bit better but I just had a new spray and took some last night before it happen
      Apr 21, 2014
      2. citigirl13
        citigirl13
        Hi Marias21. My fleeting T happens randomly - i don't have a pattern to it. I wouldn't be too anxious. Your T goes for some of the time, so I think eventually it will disappear.
        Apr 21, 2014
    4. citigirl13
      citigirl13
      T deceptively low for most of the day now. May even have gone. Don't trust it though.
      Mar 23, 2014
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    5. citigirl13
      citigirl13
      Had another bit of silence! Not sure how long this one lasted but I lay my head down, turned on my side, and couldn't hear it! IT HAD GONE
      Mar 5, 2014
    6. citigirl13
      citigirl13
      Was there a moment of silence? I think there was, at least in one ear - and the other one was very low too! :-) Please God it will go.
      Feb 25, 2014
    7. citigirl13
      citigirl13
      Disgusting "gunk" appeared on the outer part of my left ear! YUCK! Am assuming this is the fluid in my ear. Still is progress.
      Feb 23, 2014
    8. citigirl13
      citigirl13
      Woke up to silence - beautiful! First time in nearly a month. Back again though
      Feb 13, 2014
    9. citigirl13
      citigirl13
      Silence again for a beautiful five minutes - then started again. But very low so am hopeful
      Feb 12, 2014
    10. citigirl13
      citigirl13
      So sick of T!!! Been bad for a little while now - where is that silence???
      Feb 11, 2014
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    11. citigirl13
      citigirl13
      Strange rumbling + movement in ear last night. Despite it slept very well
      Feb 10, 2014
    12. citigirl13
      citigirl13
      Silence again! Let's hope it lasts for bedtime :-)
      Feb 9, 2014
    13. Marias21
      Marias21
      No its from allergies do you fell youre ear full
      Feb 8, 2014
      2. citigirl13
        citigirl13
        They used to feel full/pressured, but less so now.
        Feb 9, 2014
    14. Marias21
      Marias21
      Hey you and I have the same thing how long after useing the nasal spray it whent away
      Feb 8, 2014
      2. citigirl13
        citigirl13
        Hi. The ringing has not gone completely - it's here right now - but for a long time in the afternoon I did not hear the ringing. I honestly believe it was not there. I have been using the nasal spray twice a day since 21st Jan. and only on 6th Feb. were there signs it was leaving. Make sure you push the nozzle of the spray right at the back of the nose and high up, because the spray needs to reach the ears.
        Feb 8, 2014
      3. citigirl13
        citigirl13
        Did you get your T through a cold too?
        Feb 8, 2014
    15. citigirl13
      citigirl13
      T went away for a while - then came back! Annoying but taking it is a good sign.
      Feb 8, 2014
    16. citigirl13
      citigirl13
      Tinnitus driving me mad! How do I cope?
      Jan 24, 2014
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