Petronius
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Petronius

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Petronius was last seen:
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    1. Allan1967
      Allan1967
      I'm totally off playing it at the minute Petronius. And I am a rank amateur. I really don't know what happened as it didn't feel uncomfortable and alive been in lots of loud environments.
    2. Allan1967
      Allan1967
      It's the same noise, just louder and more intrusive/piercing. I also get this shimmering echoing sound which I've had before and comes on when the main noise is loud but when it's was quiet I don't hear it. I spoke to Yamaha and they said my piano, played at full effort, can reach approx 85 decibels, but I'm a rank amateur.
      1. Petronius
        Petronius
        85 is not too dangerous, and it was probably just peaking at 85 once in a while. Btw, I also play the piano/keyboard, just not much lately.
        Oct 31, 2018
    3. Allan1967
      Allan1967
      I woke the day after Petronius with a noticeable increase.
      1. Petronius
        Petronius
        Is it the same as your baseline just louder or different?
        Oct 31, 2018
      2. Petronius
        Petronius
        I feel like playing piano is not loud enough to cause a major spike.
        Oct 31, 2018
    4. Allan1967
      Allan1967
      Stress does funny things. My spike is noise induced so I'm pretty worried it's permanent
      1. Petronius
        Petronius
        I doubt it's going to be permanent if it's only one noise event that caused it. Are you sure you got the spike from playing piano?
        Oct 31, 2018
    5. Allan1967
      Allan1967
      Hi Petronius - you said in a response to me that you had gone through similar and it eventually quietened down. How long did it take may I ask and was the spike as a result of noise? Thanks - Allan
      1. Petronius
        Petronius
        Hi Allan. I think it was more likely that a few stressful events caused it, which made me focus on it and that made it worse. The spike started in mid Jan, and then got a bit worse in Feb and March. It took a while for me to stop being anxious about it, so it was only in May that I started to feel like it got better or I became more used to it.
        Oct 31, 2018
      2. Petronius
        Petronius
        When I got into a more positive mind-set and stopped monitoring and listening to my T so much, the sound moved slightly more into the back of my head and became less sharp. Sadly, my T has recently spiked again due to another stressful period.
        Oct 31, 2018
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    Gender:
    Male
    Tinnitus Since:
    09/2007
    Cause of Tinnitus:
    noise / anxiety