Jenny_S
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Jenny_S

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Two weeks ago, I was excited for travelling. Now, it’s just panic after lingering facial nerve pain from noise and vibrations. Mar 12, 2024

    1. Hardwell
      Hardwell
      Hope the lingering face pain dispersed and you were able to go on your trip :)
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      2. Jenny_S
        Jenny_S
        Hi @Hardwell.Thank you for the well wishes :) We went and had a great time. Obviously all quieter sightseeing options and trigeminal nerve pain seeing some improvements. Hope you (and partner) are fully recovered from that particularly bad illness.
        Mar 29, 2024
    2. Jenny_S
      Jenny_S
      Two weeks ago, I was excited for travelling. Now, it’s just panic after lingering facial nerve pain from noise and vibrations.
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    3. Jenny_S
      Jenny_S
      Why is louder still deemed better these days? Invited for a walk in a quiet local park. Unbeknownst there’s a bassy reggae festival
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      2. gameover
        gameover
        Riff-raff always liked loud noise. And riff-raff keeps proliferating.
        Sep 5, 2023
    4. Ellaenchanted868
      Ellaenchanted868
      hi, i saw ur comments from 2017 on ttts. how is it now and what was the cause? what were ur intitial symptoms and did u have hyperacusis?
      1. Jenny_S
        Jenny_S
        Hi @Ellaenchanted868 My TTTS comes and goes. The cause came from acoustic trauma (Acoustic reflex test in both ears). No pain then to sound like I have now but just ear pulse like reaction to sounds e.g.a light switch.
        Sep 5, 2023
      2. Jenny_S
        Jenny_S
        I think I have mild hyperacusis now and probably have had it some time.
        Sep 5, 2023
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        Jenny_S
        Sep 5, 2023
    5. Jenny_S
      Jenny_S
      Thunder! Got caught outside in one of nature’s loudest sounds…luckily with earplugs. Little spike and cheek pain. Please be temporary.
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      2. Jenny_S
        Jenny_S
        @Ryan Scott Can’t believe it but googled-What is the loudest noise in nature?
        The loudest animal sound ever measured in decibels is the sperm whale (230 dB). Never going whale watching!
        Jun 19, 2023
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      3. Jenny_S
        Jenny_S
        @Strawberryblonde Thank you so much for the reassurance. How are your ears now? I hope all better. I thought there was a quiet moment to run out of the car to my home…unfortunately not.
        Jun 19, 2023
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      4. Strawberryblonde
        Strawberryblonde
        I am doing pretty ok at the moment @Jenny_S my mood ebbs and flows with ups and down that come with having T. I don't think the thunder would be loud enough to cause any spike, if so id assume the worry about the thunder would cause a spike and not the actual noise :)
        Jun 19, 2023
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    Gender:
    Female
    Location:
    UK
    Tinnitus Since:
    03/2016
    Cause of Tinnitus:
    Noise Induced
    A warm hello to you reading this and I hope you can find some solace you are not alone with your ear problems.

    Which originally started as a mild ring in my left ear,
    has now become ear noise, aural fullness, and ear popping and pain from sounds.

    Like many people have experienced on this forum, you try hard to protect yourself but fluke incidents happen that cause such distress and further ear problems. Life is not always in our control.

    My hope is that with time, I will recover or habituate to enjoy this wonderful world we live in again.