Farida

Stop monitoring. It leads you to Hell. :D

It's like the worst addiction heh

@Steph1710 my grandma once got offended because I didn't let her kiss (or suck the life out of) my baby sister.

@Farida I shouldn’t be laughing at what you just said, but I am ahaha! Grandma kisses are rank!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kq5WPkLCAiY

*hugs*

Please, don't try to worry, @Farida . Facial numbness is more often than not a manifestation of chronic stress and anxiety. It's important to find ways to relax. How about a walk in the woods, talking with friends and watching some good Netflix series (no horror,obviously!) ? Here's a link that gives you all ins and outs : https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/facial-numbness-and-anxiety

Thank you so much, I really appreciate it )

Still need to rule out Meniere, blood circulation problems, atm, and 16khz hearing loss (everyone has)

@PortugalTheMan I saw two ENTs and none of them actually m3ntioned Merniere's

I have so many unanswered questions. My efficiency has been reduced from 100 to 0. There are days I just lie down and refuse to eat or do anything just thinking what's the solution to this. For the past 1 month I've been searching and searching

@Abdulrahman I'm really sorry about what happened to you, do you think you might have Perilymphatic Fistula ?

@Abdulrahman a ruptured eardrum might take several months to heal

I can advise you to stop monitoring your tinnitus. I also do it sometimes but mostly I make myself not to.

Does that mean I will stay like ghis forever, all this progress was for nothing ? I'm scared and crying :(

No, it does not. You can very well be having a spike from that loud noise now, but it can go back again.

Just a temporary spike imo

So everything to my tinnitus, two seperate tones in my ears, but they are kind of fading away hopefully, some mild ear pain, this "metallic "eeee" overlay, this heavy feeling and spike while yawning, and I think some mikd TTTS

Yes, I had it. I had lots of sounds/effects/feelings, you name it. You can read my threads and posts.

Ah yes. The robot bacon sizzle sound.

There is a connection between hearing loss and auditory hallucinations, yes. Musical Ear Syndrome seems to be the most common. You hallucinate music or voices that are not there. Your brain can also replicate sounds you've heard in the background like a siren or other sounds.

External beeping sound, it kind of "triggers" something and that's when a reactive "bell" tinnitus emerges, sometimes it acts on its own, sometimes serves as an "overlay" to specific sounds. It DOES go away eventually go away only for me to hear some external beeping again then it comes back (it'a like you press the "on" button again). What do you think it might be ? Btw I have no apparent hearing loss.

Ah, found it! A rooster's crow is about 130 db. Way too noisy for us folks. 85 DB is at the edge of harmful sound. Here's the link: https://www.fresheggsdaily.blog/2017/01/so-just-how-loud-is-roosters-crow.html

@Christiaan Woah, that's really loud! Didn't know the specifics of the dBs. We should definitely avoid that.

@Stacken77 Didn't you also mention earlier about loud roosters living next to your apartment? But damn, it's indeed one of those few animals we need to avoid at all costs

I've had unexplained facial numbness. It's very frustrating, but I figure if it doesn't resolve in 6 months, I'll ask my doctor what I can do. It might be neurological. I wouldn't be too concerned, though. It's frustrating and upsetting, but it probably won't hurt you in the long run.

It might be partially somatic, then. I don't know if I trust chiropractors, but that might be worth looking into in your case.

*Sinovac

High-freguency and low freguency tones. As for somatic part it spikes when I yawn.

At least my T and I are frenemies :D

Mine fluctuates a lot too, and I also have the spike when yawning.

@Farida Mine is also definitely noise induced, but I've also developed some somatic components as time has passed. I guess noise can set it off, and a lot of other things can mess with it.

@Stacken77 hope it will subside for both of us :с

Susan Shore said that somatosensory pathway can interfere with the auditory pathway and that is why many T sufferer experience being able to modulate T with movements of the neck, jaw, head. This is used in bimodal neuromodulation devices.

Good attitude! I like it! :)

@PortugalTheMan it kinda comes and goes away every 10 days

this is weird. And do you only have hypertension every 10 days?

@PortugalTheMan nop, no hypertension, just pressure in my head that doesn't happen that much

watch your salt for a few days and see if that helps.

Thank you sm !

Really low tinnitus tho lmao

@Vassili did yours start after Tinnitus ?

Yes, after tinnitus.

Mine started about 5+ years ago, was a bit after my tinnitus did. Never went away but I stopped noticing it, recently it's gotten worse and I bet it is because of my anxiety.

There’s a ton of readily available medicines to experiment with, medicine that deals with neurological disorders. Research all you can, find what has helped people and bring printed papers to your doctor or neurologist

You really just have to make it your life’s mission to get out of this situation

Thank you so much, yesterday was such a fucking miserable day, now I guess the flare-up fecided to leave me for now

Yes, it can :)