I wish you the best of luck.
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Best of luck! I've had anesthesia twice in the past six months and it did not bother my tinnitus. Was actually a nice, peaceful nap!
Thank you! I could use a peaceful nap!
I've been under before, it had zero effect on T. Don't worry!
Hope all goes well! Saying a prayer for you. Let us know how you are doing. 
How are you doing?
Hi @twa. Thank you for asking. The procedure went fine, but afterwards my T spiked badly. I can't say if it was the anesthesia (Propofol without Lidocaine), medicine, or stress, but the hissing has increased. I'm angry that after making some progress, I'm back to square one -always aware of and checking my T, worrying about everything I put in my mouth. I hope this passes.
Hi Tracy! I'm glad to hear the procedure went well and sorry that it spiked your t. I live in fear of having to take any kind of medication as well, as it seems so many have had negative experiences. I'm praying that things get better for you soon!
Thank you LilSass!
Now that time has passed, do you feel the anesthesia had any lasting impact on your T?