Give it time. I had to give up so much. Years later, I am believe it or not, a better versio of myself. Injury changed my life - forever. And strangely, for the better. Yes, I would rather have healthy ears, but without the accident, I wouldn't be the person I am today. It made me realize how...
It helps the feeling of pressure in my head and ears. I don't know why, but after I damaged my hearing 6 months ago while being in a nightclum with earplugs, I've been nauseous all the time. It also helps to that. But this feeling of tirenedness is a nasty side effect. Can't really win.
Yes. It's the feeling that is worst. I don't give a f*** about the whining anymore. But the feeling of pressure, being nauseous, feeling like someone is burning my ear with a laser from inside my head, that's the deal breaker. This condition is more than just the noise.
So, I have a choice. Be nauseous 24/7 and feel like my head has been hit like a baseball bat OR feel somewhat normal, but be tired. I did some major damage to myself 6 months ago, and I've been slightly nauseous and had balance issues since then. Luckily Betaserc medication helps, but makes me...
I forgot to renew my Betaserc recipe. I've been without it for 3 days now and my ears are definitely worse. Louder and ears are also aching. I hope I get a new prescription soon.
Did a 2-day photographing gig in a theater. Music was very loud. first day I only had earplugs on. But 2nd day, I had double protection! Earmuffs (Peltor 30db SNR) + earplugs! Not the ideal way to work, but it was the only way.
Still getting this weird nausea feeling after certain sounds. I just played old game trought CRT-TV and the volume was not even loud. But it's the high pitch whining that gets to me.
Got a free ticket to theater to watch Romeo&Juliet. Decided to take the risk. Earplugs on of course. Tomorrow I will know how it went. Right now I feel OK.
Please tell me, what kind of hearing test blasts your ears with 12 kHz at 90 dB?
Was it done by professionals? Here, tests go only up to 8 kHz, and never anywhere near 90 dB. The volume is about the same as normal speech.
Yes, it takes a long time, but if you can live almost normally again...
Well, it reached a point where I barely heard my tinnitus anymore, and my hyperacusis disappeared as well. But now my tinnitus has gotten worse again, because I went to a club with earplugs about four months ago.
I was feeling so good that I thought I could handle it. I was wrong. Never again.
It took me about 4 years to feel “normal” again, and 6 years until I didn’t even think about it anymore.
Then I messed up once by going into a club with earplugs, and I was almost back at the beginning.
Just give it time. You’ll take steps forward and backward, but always remember the good...