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I asked for a rolled towel behind my head to dampen any vibrations reflected back through the chair. The dentist nodded and said that's a good...
Time will tell whether my new tones have been neutralised, or simply deferred. I remain hopeful.
UPDATE: My new tinnitus tones from my dental work yesterday have been fleeting. One was like a tuning fork note (E4, close to my existing...
That's right. Something like Mack's Hear Plugs, where there is an optional filter you can either put in or leave out, depending on how much of a...
The receptionist at my new dentist talks at 92dB. The waiting room is very small. Think I'll go back to my old dentist again.
Sorry to hear this. Are you managing to get enough sleep? Can you take slow deep breaths for two minutes?
@Kiyomi I just muted the beep on our new air fryer by prising off the lid and sticking some blu tac over the speaker. Much better!
Why are coffee machines that loud? No wonder tea drinkers seem so Zen.
It was quite a number of years, at least ten. I've had my bassy rumble for that length of time now so I guess that it's here to stay. I don't...
I have this sound too. It used to come and go, and even sound louder in different rooms and buildings. Though it's loud every day now, I hardly...
I think it's important to our mental health that we gradually find ways to return to doing some of the things that we enjoy, like going out with...
Hi there. My hyperacusis hit me hard in 2019. I hardly went out for around a year. Then came lockdown, which was a great excuse for me to continue...
I've just seen your post. Thanks for asking! I don't check in here every day any more as I've reached the point where I try not to think about my...
Yes it is on most days. I tend to avoid headphones on days when it's more reactive.
I stopped using headphones for 2 years, but lately I've been using them for a mixture of music and audiobooks for up to half an hour a day, and...
