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Mal25

Member, Male, from Texas

Been in the house for days! Protect the ears and go outside then come home and deal with spikes super spikes. Tensor Tympani Syndrome maybe Aug 5, 2022

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Aug 11, 2022 at 3:56 AM
    1. Jsm_Joestar
      Jsm_Joestar
      yo Mal how you doing?
      Aug 8, 2022 at 7:40 PM
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    2. Mal25
      Mal25
      Been in the house for days! Protect the ears and go outside then come home and deal with spikes super spikes. Tensor Tympani Syndrome maybe
      Aug 5, 2022
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    3. Mal25
      Mal25
      Any advice on the road back to being able to tolerate sound? Idk what I'm doing wrong but my sensitivity is messed up??
      Aug 5, 2022
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      2. MaxRabbit
        MaxRabbit
        Im working on this too...best i can gather is simply allowing your ears rest, dont over protect them with earmuffs/plugs in your house and slowly exposing to outside sounds again. A quiet night or early morning is best to do this.
        Aug 8, 2022 at 10:51 PM
      3. MaxRabbit
        MaxRabbit
        I also have read that speakers hurt our ears and if you need volume to buy good high fidelity speakers. I just got one, Ill try it out later and see if I can tolerate it. My other cheap speakers tear my ears up. When this 1st hit i was able to watch things that relaxed me, Then the reactivity started. Hopefully I can relax again watching stuff with the better sound speaker.
        Aug 8, 2022 at 10:53 PM
    4. Mal25
      Mal25
      Ready for heaven!!
      Aug 5, 2022
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    5. Mal25
      Mal25
      Noxacusis is torture!! Protect my ears or have sound? Takes days to be able to listen to the TV. The.
      Jul 29, 2022
    6. Mal25
      Mal25
      Suicidal from noxacusis and nerve pain.. Any noxacusis success stories??
      Jul 29, 2022
    7. Mal25
      Mal25
      Well 2 weeks into noxacusis and I'm tapping out I have tried to cope. My lymph nodes are hurting and infected every noise hurts.
      Jul 21, 2022
    8. Mal25
      Mal25
      Hyperacusis been severe for a week now steroids worked a little at first then lymph nodes swole and hurt.
      Jul 19, 2022
    9. Mal25
      Mal25
      Lymphadenitis is what the ER says. Prescribed Augmentin spiked my tinnitus. Hyperacusis been severe for a week. Amoxicillin or Augmentin?
      Jul 19, 2022
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      2. makeyourownluck
        makeyourownluck
        Amoxicillin is better
        Jul 20, 2022
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      3. Steph1710
        Steph1710
        I second that - Amoxicillin is better.
        Jul 20, 2022
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    10. Mal25
      Mal25
      Is patalous eustachian tube dysfunction causing autophony or is it hyperacusis? When I chew hard foods it's so loud. Breath loud too.
      Jul 9, 2022
    11. Mal25
      Mal25
      Sensitivity higher when I'm nervous or BP higher or after being around a little noise. Should I try the Busiprone or the steroid?
      Jul 8, 2022
    12. Mal25
      Mal25
      Does anyone use noise cancelling headphones? My my own voice is so loud and sensitivity is at low tolerance at the end of the day ...
      Jul 8, 2022
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      3. Joe Cuber
        Joe Cuber
        Do you have a therapist and/or psychiatrist? The weakness and tingling sound like symptoms of your panic attack. Do you have any medication prescribed to help you with your anxiety?
        Jul 8, 2022
      4. Mal25
        Mal25
        They prescribed busiprone but I'm scared to try it. You think I should?
        Jul 9, 2022
      5. Joe Cuber
        Joe Cuber
        I wouldn't want to sway you one way or the other, what scares you about taking it?
        Jul 9, 2022
    13. Mal25
      Mal25
      Is there anyone who's hyperacusis or voice is really loud gotten better?
      Jul 7, 2022
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      2. ZFire
        ZFire
        Yes. My own voice felt so loud, any time I would talk normally, it gave me ear discomfort. I had to whisper if I wanted to communicate. It eventually resolved on its own over time. It should happen to you too.
        Jul 7, 2022
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      3. Mal25
        Mal25
        Did u use ear plugs or noise cancelling headphones? Currently I went to the store kinda later in the day and it's bad again I tried to slip out the plugs all the way inside a store and I felt horrible. It's like as the ringing gets louder my ears get more sensitive. My voice rattles them rn. Sigh
        Jul 8, 2022
      4. ZFire
        ZFire
        I only used ear plugs only when I head outside. I don’t wear headphones anymore. Your voice will be naturally louder when you have plugs/headphones on. Occlusion effect it’s called.
        Jul 10, 2022
    14. Ken219
      Ken219
      @Mal25 you've been through a lot. My tinnitus started at 42 years old and it has been none stop for 32 years. Please do not take your life. work through this give it at least two years. Acceptance is the key. I pray for better treatments or cure! G-D bless.
      Jul 7, 2022
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      2. Mal25
        Mal25
        32 years of ringing is a long time. Do you ever get it to quiet down? Do you have a sensitivity to sound?
        Jul 7, 2022
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      3. Ken219
        Ken219
        Never get to quiet down. I try to mentally adjust. I cry and pray. I have a supporting woman for the 32 years. She is also my wife❤! I sometimes have reactive T I work through it. I pray for better treatments or cure. Hang in there.
        Jul 8, 2022
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      4. Mal25
        Mal25
        I'm tired and yes I been crying and I don't know how much longer I can take
        Jul 8, 2022
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    Gender:
    Male
    Location:
    Texas
    Occupation:
    Fashion Designer
    Tinnitus Since:
    06/2022
    Cause of Tinnitus:
    I think maybe cervical instability issues
    I'm a 42 year old male from Texas. My tinnitus started about a month and a half ago with pressure in my ears and vertigo and nausea and brain fog. I suspect I had a patalous eustachian tube dysfunction, cervical instability or autoimmune thing going on. I'm a fashion Designer I have my own clothing line Hyperacusis has been my biggest battle. Lately I'm losing. I have pain in my neck and ear seems like a nerve issue but connected to sensitivity when I go around loud place currently I hear it through my earplugs and pain ensues all the way to my shoulder. I heard occipital Neuralgia can cause sensitivity. I used to like music, boxing, working out and video game exclusively Mafia City lol also love chess ♟️.

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