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Honestly, it should be considered malpractice for doctors to tell someone with new-onset tinnitus that it is permanent. In the vast majority of cases, that is not true. I do not know why this continues to be the standard line. The truth is that tinnitus caused by a one-time acoustic event has a...
So you're still super early in. I bet you make a full recovery, especially since it appeared after an ear infection. I'd be willing to bet you heal before I do.
It's always the mental state, isn't it? Even at the times I can't hear it, I'm still anxious and tense, because I know it's lurking...
I'm so sorry, Delta. This is the worst experience of my life and you seem to have it so much worse. I can't imagine what you're going through.
Are you working? How are you managing it? My biggest fear is that I'm going to end up losing my job because I can't focus or get as much done as I...
Now I can stay in bed all night, although I wake up at 4am every morning like clockwork and can't go back to sleep, no matter how much I try to relax and just accept that the tinnitus is there. I don't think I ever go into deep sleep. It's very light and tinnitus often makes its way into my...
I'm the same, very careful about how I lay my ears on the pillow. I try to avoid pulling, stretching or crushing. I put a hand or a blanket under my chin to try to lift my head a little. I sleep much better than I was in May or June. I pretty much was getting 2 or 3 hours then. Then I would...
I’m so sorry, @PVR. There are many stories out there just like yours, where people had extended exposure to lawn equipment such as leaf blowers and lawn mowers and eventually healed completely after one and a half to two years, even if they saw no improvement at the one-year mark. There is still...
Thank you so much, @Escalado. That means a lot to me. I posted to your profile as well, but the limited character allowance there is such a hindrance. I hope and pray that I am on my way to becoming a true success story. No heaviness in my ears, no tinnitus, back to normal.
I am actually doing...
PS. It's never gunfire, lol. I live in a very nice suburb west of Chicago. It regularly makes the top of the Best Places to Live lists, but for some reason people still want to pretend they run to their cars dodging bullets every morning.
I think I'm doing ok. I woke up this morning feeling like my left ear sounded like a jet engine, but sometimes I think I don't process sound accurately in the morning, because as soon as I got up, it sounded like it always does. I'm actually not using any background sound right now. I have the...
Hi Escalado. Oh, I'm sorry. The community page I referred to is for the community where I live. Just a place where neighbors exchange information and say "Was that gunfire or fireworks?" every time they hear a noise and "Why are there military helicopters overhead" when the military base 20...
That’s awesome. I’m just beginning month nine. I’ve had a lot of reduction, but it’s still there. This gives me so much hope, and I hope I can say the same at one year.
I don’t think the siren in the store was me. :) I’m trying to keep the faith, but today I feel worse than I did yesterday. When I woke up this morning, I actually felt pretty good. The tinnitus was barely noticeable in my left ear and completely imperceptible in my right. I thought I was finally...
I am in complete despair. I thought I was doing well and on my way to healing, but I am afraid last night may have changed everything.
I went for an evening walk around my neighborhood. It is normally quiet, so I did not bring ear protection. That was a mistake. On the last stretch of roadway...
I plan to keep posting even when/if I'm completely recovered. I want to counter the voices that jump onto a 16 yr old's post to tell them it's probably permanent after a week, or not to worry because surely there will be a cure in their lifetime, or that they've had high pitched screeching for...