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For me these would be the ones. The sheer energy of the whole place. Also, what started me down the path to tinnitus unfortunately. [MEDIA] [MEDIA]
Be careful, most people probably mix up towards 80/85dB. Sound perception/EQ changes with volume, which is why people mix at these levels. In my...
You are correct in your thinking. If you feel it's dangerous to be exposed to those loud environments, then don't go. Listen to yourself. Doing...
None these days (thank God!) but Remeron and Trazodone in the past. Remeron leaving me feeling better the next day, but Trazodone really knocking...
I found the best thing was to get busy living. This may sound rather cheesy, but try and sit with it, recognize, label it, whatever, but without...
I call BS on this.
I believe it, but I think for most it's so low that it doesn't register except in very quiet surroundings.
I bring both earplugs AND over-ear protection, and will wear one or both as needed. But honestly, your best bet is to find a theater that's...
You're not alone. Clanking plates KILLS me too. And I feel my hyperacusis is so much better than the original onset of the T.
I would choose plantar fasciitis any day of the week over my tinnitus...just saying :-) At least if you sit down the pain goes away? I've had it...
I would reiterate what someone else said. Focus on what you can do, especially mental health. Reduce stress, exercise, and keep your mind active...
If anything I would think it would make it better, because you'd be getting more oxygen to the brain and better sleep. And better sleep also means...
I think many of us with moderate to severe tinnitus would say clubbing is a "no way in hell, it's not worth it." I know one of the best things we...
6 months to a year for me. It's very loud, but somehow some of the mental emotion has left. The biggest help has been staying...
I think it's going to be an epidemic. Think about all those people with their car stereos cranking and trunks rattling from the volume. Or the...
