Hottopic29

@Hottopic29 I really hope big pharmas open their eyes, and realize tinnitus/hearing loss is the pandemic together with covid/vaccines (as a side effect). If things keep like this (and most experts agree covid will be like a flu) everyone will have tinnitus, and some, really severe. So I don't know what are they waiting for. Maybe the CEO of pharmas should catch tinnitus to realize this fact? I don't know.

Can only hope

I have advised you that it will take time to recover. Follow the advice I have given in my articles. Print and read them.

@Michael Leigh No I didn't have TRT, nor I could have since in my country (Greece) no one provides it. But I have common sense. In 2 years' time that it lasts, you NATURALLY come to terms with T and things get better. I see it myself using nature sounds most of times to mask my T, and I still feel almost habituated now, 10 months later, even though it worsened multiple times somewhat.

@DimLeb Commenting on something that you know nothing about. I rest my case.

Gingko is Not to blame it is sound. Either headphones or exposure to loud sound/noise.

I don't agree with Michael. You can check the ginko biloba thread. It caused spikes for many people including myself. We all react differently

This used to happen to me a lot. Basically caused me to give up TV for about a year after onset.

It's very unlikely the tinnitus won't return to baseline.

Also the TV spiking you thing does settle after a while also. Like I said, took a couple of months for me.

Took ginkgo again today and my hearing just feels really hyped up and my ear with the light whistle turned to a faint house alarm gotta be the all the supplements

Well ginkgo (temporarily) worsens a lot of people's tinnitus, because it increases blood flow.

Same as how you'll notice your tinnitus increases after exercise.

How did you panic?

@Hottopic29 The ears usually don't get better, but the brain (which most likely is responsible for the tinnitus sound) can. My impression is that tinnitus improvements are more common in the case of acoustic trauma, rather than years of cumulative noise damage.

I don't think it's permanent.i read on here a guy had a gun go off right next to his ear and completely healed from it.

Ive had tinnitus since 2014 i from meds i forgot about it never really heard it this new acoustic trauma is both ears wake up to electrical noise and light dullness just wish i had mor clear hearing

I'd bet need some nutrition

I push past the reactivity at low db but not sure if exposure like that is gonna worsen me long term. Hasn’t helped though

My reactive tinnitus is a 1/10 buzz its more active now it seems since i had coffee and been driving around

Almost like bent ear cells ontop of another wouldn't it be great if it fixed itself i am still only 36 days into this so there is a chance

Unsure if its prednisone withdrawl like a inbalance in brain

Thanks for letting me have a bit of background information. I can see not that you are far from a tinnitus newbie. Still, a sudden new noise tends to put you right back to where you started.

Unfortunately, I can't advice you on what to expect when you stop taking Prednisone so abruptly. But have a look around the forum. There a plenty of people here who've used it and might be able to help because they've had similar experiences.