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Why is that when I feel like it’s improving it goes back to step 1... can’t tell if I’m progressing or not cause of fluctuations. Dec 2, 2020

    1. Tara Lyons
      Tara Lyons
      How is everything? How are you making out?
      Mar 3, 2021
    2. n_li808
      n_li808
      Why is that when I feel like it’s improving it goes back to step 1... can’t tell if I’m progressing or not cause of fluctuations.
      Dec 2, 2020
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      2. Michael Leigh
        Michael Leigh
        This is the way noise induced Tinnitus behaves in the early stages. I have explained this in some of the posts I've written in the links, I've sent you.
        Dec 2, 2020
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      3. Bill Bauer
        Bill Bauer
        Keep a log. Count the number of good and bad days each month, and see what the pattern looks like after about a year.
        Dec 2, 2020
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    3. n_li808
      n_li808
      Now it’s been static/hissy with the really high pitch trying to peep through. Is this good or bad? It’s hard describing the noise.
      Nov 8, 2020
      2. LateNightArt
        LateNightArt
        I would say, unless you have been exposed loud noise, it is likely a good thing that your T us changing. (before acoustic trauma set me back a lot) i had a lot of phases where it seemed to get worse and i had a lot of weird noises like a Geiger counter and low hum but eventually became almost unnoticeable. Hope it sorts its self out
        Nov 8, 2020
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      3. n_li808
        n_li808
        @LateNightArt my tinnitus is noise induced I’m pretty sure. But it’s been almost 3 months.
        Nov 8, 2020
      4. Bill Bauer
        Bill Bauer
        A change from a high pitch tone to a hiss is a major move in the right direction. Eventually the hiss will get less and less intense, and will become a soft hiss. Of course it can take years, but at least eventually you ought to be ok.
        Nov 9, 2020
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    4. n_li808
      n_li808
      Really high pitch ring/hiss with some buzzing today.. I don’t mind the hiss but can the ring go away? Ugh I can almost feel it in my head.
      Oct 28, 2020
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    5. n_li808
      n_li808
      My right ear has been twitching/spasming for the past 2 hours... why??
      Oct 23, 2020
      2. Kriszti
        Kriszti
        Could be MEM.
        Oct 23, 2020
      3. n_li808
        n_li808
        @Kriszti that’s what I thought too or ttts, but I woke up this morning and it was gone... I hope it doesn’t come back..
        Oct 23, 2020
    6. n_li808
      n_li808
      Such a roller coaster ride. Never know how it will sound the next day.
      Oct 18, 2020
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    Gender:
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    Tinnitus Since:
    aug 20, 2020
    Cause of Tinnitus:
    most likely from acoustic shock/trauma

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