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Hi guys. I'm still struggling a bit with my new reactive tone. Tomorrow will be two weeks since I've had it. I'm not struggling the same way is struggled when I first got my regular T (those were some really dark days), but I'm still have some anxiety and I don't have motivation to anything...

Hi @Cmspgran - I saw that your T is very much like mine - in the sense that it is reactive morse-code like beeps that ride on the back of other sounds (especially white noise type sounds for me). May I ask what background noise you use at night (if any)? I've tried sleeping in dead quiet, but my...

My T just becomes more and more sound sensitive/reactive. With nothing on the near horizon plz share anything that has helped desensitize.

I actually kind of enjoy a random fleeting T moment. One sound that’s not reactive. Only those with multi tone reactive T could relate!

@Eleanor89 Did you have reactive T along with your H?

Sorry if it's been asked but I did a search. What is the difference between fleeting T, reactive T and spiking T. Since they all sound higher than normal do they all at some point come back down to baseline? I was just in a meeting and there was alot of people talking over each other and it...

Mutli-sound reactive T with sounds ranging from 1k Hz to 15k Hz. An oscillating chaos of alarms & beeps with 15k radiating at all times.

My nerves got the better of me last week My T, including somatosensory tinnitus, is stronger and more reactive to sound. What do you think?

So, I guess I have acquired this. It seems to be in response to white noise that matches some of the tinnitus pitches. Are there any theories on how this develops? Am I doomed to have tinnitus forever b/c of it? Will it stop being reactive at some point? Oh, and for extra points if someone...

I want tinnitus that is easy to mask, stays the same, that can be forgotten. Not this constantly changing T, sound distortion, reactive T BS

Many people claim that there is no such thing as reactive tinnitus, that the word/term was invented on internet forums. Yet nobody can explain what it actually is. Some say it's a form of hyperacusis, others think it's related to TTS. Julian Cowan Hill emailed me and said it is over activity of...

I am wondering if any with very reactive T has experience with being able to listen to music again without disrupting or worsening their T. I can't hear any sounds from a speaker at any volume without spiking my T and in some cases increasing my base line permanently. But not listening to music...

Hey @Moni97 how is your reactive T and H now? Any improvement?

If you deal with reactive T/mild H w/no pain, I would appreciate any feedback in my support thread “Just How Far Can I Push Reactive T”. TY!

Kinda scared from flying with ETD. I can blow my ears, but I still feel uneasy about it. My T is non reactive so that would be fine

...1 tone in the other. 2 of the tones in the most affected ear being unmaskable. However beyond the constant tinnitus, which is somewhat reactive to external sound (raising in volume after showering or walking outside by a street), The most disturbing symptom I experience is distortion of...

...Do these issues commonly occur with T, or is it a sign of something else going on? I am also curious if there is a difference between reactive T and H? I feel like I have H, I am very sensitive to particular noise. It doesn't hurt my ears, but my T reacts to the noise and gets very loud for...

...except in total silence (and even then not always). The other one is a weird high pitched sound/ hissing. Not covered by anything. It's reactive to ANY long duration sound (and only long duration sound). I hear a door slamming, no effect. I hear a car passing outside, no effect. I take a 10...

So you had catastrophic tinnitus and hyperacusis but didn't see any improvement until 6 months? Was yours ever reactive T? Thanks

Add "sound distortions" under sound reactive T onto the list of "things I hope the SS device can calm down"! ;(

Just had a fleeting T that temp. knocked out my reactive high crap in R ear & only sound was the soft fleeting T. Pick that pathway, brain!

I'm really not sure about my issue. I'm pretty sure partly it's hyperacusis but on the other hand it's the sudden increase in my T which makes me doubtful. My T can suddenly rise with certain sounds even before I've had time to think about it. But trouble is I'm also on alert knowing certain...

I can’t believe I managed to be sick at this time of year. I don’t even know what it is but it sure makes my T insanely loud and reactive.