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If I were in your shoes, I would avoid the noise.

@Bill Bauer I have T only in one ear. Baseline is tolerable but it reacts to all external sounds. Goes back down once noise ends. It’s like a reactive overlay. Hasn’t improved in nearly 3 months now.

You might experiment with wearing an earplug in that ear...

@Bill Bauer Even inside the house/low-level sounds? I presumed that would increase my sensitivity, and thus, make my T more reactive.

No, it sounds like reactive tinnitus.

@aot Did you ever experience it?

No.

@Tavia R Thank you for reaching out. I appreciate it. Wishing you the best.

I feel like my tinnitus has also gotten worse over the past week. How are things going for you?

@AnxiouslyWaiting Mine is so reactive now. Baseline is tolerable but it reacts to everything. Hope you start to feel better.

Nobody knows. It's not intended for tinnitus/hyperacusis, only hearing loss, so who knows what effect it will have on T/H

If you have noise induced tinnitus and/or hearing loss (often go hand in hand even if you don't notice it, think ultra high frequencies) it might, but as for now that's pure speculation. I suggest looking through the thread as it may answer some of your questions.