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Yes my tinnitus (static white noise) is from a concussion in a car accident. I worked in a quiet office environment and never wore head-phones....
My T is from concussion & whiplash. Started at scene of car accident. I believe T is largely due to the brain, so I would bet on the concussion....
One month point is a time when many people start to freak out. It's because you start to realize this may not go away. This causes anxiety which...
I sometimes cycle to work. I find the wind comforting. It takes my mind off the tinnitus. It also takes the edge off my tinnitus. And being...
I had MRIs. I feel it is from concussion. Thx.
I disagree. I worked as a software engineer in quiet office environments, never wore headphones, and rarely went to concerts. My T is from a...
My tinnitus is from a car accident too. Like you, I was completely stopped at a stop sign. It was a T-intersection, and I was leaned forward,...
A lot of people assign tinnitus to the ears, but just so happens that I had my hearing checked months before the accident. And my tinnitus...
Same here -- concussion from a car accident years ago. Mine fluctuates from intense to mild. On mild days, it usually settles into my left ear....
You are just two months into it, and that's a time when many people become the most anxious. It's a time when people realize that it might not...
Yep, I had minor hearing loss, but never tinnitus. The tinnitus started immediately after a concussion in a car accident. Hearing tests before &...
Whatever they are -- they correct the fullness in my ears. And I am able to hear in meetings where I would otherwise be struggling. They are not...
He said he had hearing loss and fullness. I have hearing loss and fullness too and hearing aids make the fullness go away. I know this, because...
The fullness in your ears is due to hearing loss. I have hearing loss, and my ears feel full too. Here is the good news: Hearing aids will...
You should be able to do all those things. It's normal to feel frustration at first, because the sound is still foreign to you. As you accept...
