HopeForAll96

Any advice on Reactive T? I wear protection almost constantly in home. Including sleep. Any sound could trigger it.

I'm thinking the Mirtazapine is what made my electrical chirps more intense and reactive. Only took 4 days of it and stopped.

Could overprotection be the cause? I've become more sound reactive.

Could my snoring be the cause of worsening? I sleep with hearing protection.

Please help me.

The high pitch drill sound has become more intrusive. Woke up after 4 hours of sleep and I'm having anxieties.

Can wearing ear plugs/muff too much be the cause of occasional ear aches, itchiness, and warm sensation?

My right ear started to ache. Afraid.

Went and talked to my family since I missed socializing and to vent. Multiple Tinnitus tones spiked. Knew it would happen.

Start of January 2023 is when I developed worsening T and H. Every month it's gotten worse and November is when I became housebound.

I lived with GERD, TMJD, ETD, Anxiety, OCD, Severe Tinnitus, Pulsatile T, and Mild Hyperacusis for years.

I miss socializing with my family.

Why won't it stabilize?

It's so bad I'm thinking about ending it everyday.

Reactive tinnitus ruined my life.

My family does too.

I miss my old self.

My family wants me to try THC oil. I'm afraid of trying it.

My right ear is the worst.

This high pitch vacuum sound that fluctuates is the worst.

I never thought to myself that I would ever consider suicide over this.

Yet I used to take Zoloft in the past. Why is it causing a worsening?

The 25mg Zoloft I took could be the cause of the loud beeps I'm getting.

The whistling tone fluctuating from being mild to loud scares me.

Trying to protect against noises while being homebound isn't working.

My family is worried about me.

Getting all kinds of tinnitus problems. My brain is damaged.

The brain zaps when sleeping and now an explosive beep. I don't know if I'm gonna make it.

Why is this happening to me?

I'm getting a tinnitus attack that is super loud and lasts a second. It happens randomly, mainly when I'm trying to sleep. It's horrifying.