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What brand/type do you use? In fact, I'd like to know this from anyone willing to share (i.e., whether they have or have not had issues with...
Re-quoting your post in light of the "habituation" discussion above. I think it is entirely consistent to say that noise canceling headphones do...
I'm not familiar with the lingo. What do you mean by "habituated"?
I also have fluctuations for reasons seemingly unrelated to headphone use (e.g., physical exertion and leaning forward, even though my blood...
Of course, it's always a personal choice, and I agree we're sort of beating a dead horse at this point. I will continue with modified (reduced)...
And that's the issue for me. Do I actually have an increase? Or am I just obsessing, like a person who erroneously thinks he has heart disease...
I suspect the cause is Walkman use (classical music) at higher-than-appropriate volumes in about 1990, but I cannot say for sure. I'm not...
(1) Heavy (but not loud) use of in-ear Etymotic earphones for 12 years - no tinnitus increase. (2) Occasional use (though extensive use on a few...
Many people - including people at this site - have claimed that their noise canceling headphones (NCH) have either caused or increased their...
Well, I had my appointment with the neurotologist, and his answer was that noise canceling headphones, when used at a reasonable volume, neither...
So you are saying Bose are more likely to cause or increase tinnitus? My brother-in-law chose Sennheiser because he believes (based on various...
You must mean these -...
I use these Etymotic earplugs when I'm in a noisy environment and I need to hear nearby conversation -...
I probably gave myself a double (or even triple) whammy by also (1) using my NCH at work to block a low rumbling noise in the ventilation system...
After seeing an audiologist and having a hearing exam, my preliminary conclusion is the text highlighted in red above. I see the main doctor - an...
