Comments on Profile Post by BettyHasHope

You can have T without hearing loss. Read up on the hidden hearing loss theory. https://www.tinnitustalk.com/threads/hidden-hearing-loss-tinnitus-and-trouble-hearing-conversations-in-noise.17763/

^ Hidden hearing loss is still hearing loss right? But indeed, even minor HL can lead to T.

Hearing loss doesn't equate to how much T or H someone will have.Someone whose nearly deaf can have no T but someone with perfect hearing can have severe T.

Hidden hearing loss is a good answer as to why this happens.

But there's still issues with that,my father had great hearing thresholds but really struggled to hear with backround noise.He could hear me clearly in a quiet setting but when we were driving he couldn't hear a word I said to him,he often complained about it.Funnily,he didn't have T or H.

And he murdered his ears with loud noise his entire life.

@bill 112 exactly I guess some of our ears are weaker than others that's why we got t

I don't believe it has anything to do with weakness but more so a different form of damage.