Tinnitus Talk Support Forum

TheDanishGirl
You have my full sympathy :( Let's hope you will get better over time, but it just turns out to be a longer procces, then what you thought. Take care.
Horrorpopz
@TheDanishGirl
Thanks alot! This disease is a disgrace :/
All the best for u
OnceUponaTime
Oh, so sorry. When I had it, I used to apply cold compressions on the back of my ears and that helped me. It only lasted me about 2 months. I hope you get better soon.
OnceUponaTime
What happened that you got hyperacusis?
TheDanishGirl
@OnceUponaTime nice tip with the cold compression :) interesting.....I'll try it when I have a spike in mine (mine goes up and down)
OnceUponaTime
Hey, @TheDanishGirl. Yes, the ice would calm my entire ear from the pain, heat and burning sensations I felt. I also took 2 Ibuprofen. They never spiked my tinnitus but it helped calm whatever was inflamed. I also put it on my earlobes. I still do this when ever my ears act up.
RishRamsey
What was the setback, if I may ask? :(
Horrorpopz
@OnceUponaTime hey thanks for the tips! I used to do the icing but on my current state taking off muffs is so hard :(
I got pain H probably due noise exposure and meds, but after a huuuuge setback it got extremely bad
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