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I just had fleeting T, and like almost any other fleeting T, it lasted for just a few seconds. However, this fleeting sound was of a different pitch from what I normally hear. Is it normal, even for fleeting T? I seriously am hoping there isn't anything more serious.

Sigh.. Since this morning, every sound has sounded "metallic" and loud in left ear. It came after a loud fleeting T. Anyone else tried that?

Fleeting T with the feeling of fluid in ear afterwards. What the heck

Someone who know if fleeting tinnitus always comes together with earfullness? I have new fleeting sounds everyday, but more often without earfullness. Is this still fleeting tinnituis?

Just a quick poll as I am curious.

Fleeting tinnitus is explained here: Loud Tone for a Few Seconds — Fleeting / Transient Spontaneous Tinnitus It's quite a common phenomenon even among those with chronic 24/7 tinnitus.

...it's so odd that it would point to damage, so I'd like to think "healing." On the other hand, I just can't see an evolutionary advantage of fleeting tinnitus. I think I've read that it may have to do with some sort of disordered brain signaling, which, from other studies, seems inherent in...

That makes sense @Damocles & thanks for the link of helpful advice. Things are bad enough without the ruddy weather sticking its oar in too!

Are you still around? I saw a thread where you said fleeting tinnitus can last longer, sometimes hours. Do you think the "muffled" thing can do, too?

Thanks for asking. Yes the spike seems to have calmed down. However - up until a few months ago, i had massive (extremely intrusive) fleeting tinnitus each day (5-10 times each day, and that was besides the normal tinnitus). The fleeting have returned, and hasn't gone away. This curse is so...

It actually seemed to settle down. I didn't have any of these episodes at all in the last month. I don't know what caused it, I think stress and psychological distress were factors and also inflammation.

Well damn, I have a bit of them now.

Since people who have tinnitus seem to experience fleeting tinnitus a lot more often than the healthy people, some people had hypothesized that fleeting tinnitus is the body's way to recalibrate in an attempt to heal itself. It would make sense that in your case the body would also need to have...

Did the tinnitus every fully resolve from this? I also get something similar to this where my hearing drops out and I get high fleeting tinnitus. Over the course of hours my hearing and tinnitus slowly come back to normal though. It feels like a long version of fleeting tinnitus.

Hello, I was wondering if anyone has experienced the variant of fleeting tinnitus I have. About 6 months ago I had a bad fever (flu? not really sure). About a week following the fever I experienced multiple bouts of fleeting T, which at worst would happen multiple times an hour. The worst...

...good, with everything above 20 dB, but I cannot stop myself from thinking that in 10 years I might be deaf. I hope that does not happen. I could live with poor hearing and even a hearing aid, but the tinnitus, no, that is something I cannot handle. At least the fleeting tinnitus has stopped.

I had a fleeting tinnitus 2 weeks ago, but it stopped and I never had it again.

Those are NOT spikes. Spikes last hours-months. That's "fleeting tinnitus". https://www.tinnitustalk.com/search/1933873/?q=fleeting&o=relevance Whereas spikes might indicate that you might have further damaged your ears, fleeting tinnitus is more mysterious. Healthy people get fleeting...

Everyone experiences fleeting tinnitus and it's normal, I don't know where you got the somatic angle from.

What exactly do you mean by "ear reset" here? I haven't heard this term before, especially with regards to (as implied by your language) fleeting tinnitus. Are you suggesting that fleeting tinnitus is a good thing or a good sign, or am I misunderstanding?

It is a very good sign that it isn't relentlessly at the same level. It looks like eventually your T will be gone. It shouldn't take longer than 1-2 years for this to happen.

Random piercing tone pulse ... and fleeting t episodes alot today my ears so full of sounds allready only difference been taking zinc D3 meg

Mine too, but I think that's pretty common, even with the total silence a few seconds before the fleeting tinnitus, but I guess, OP is talking about total silence without the regular tinnitus, or the additional fleeting tinnitus.

Had a fleeting T episode today in my "good ear" that lasted about 20 min. Ironically, while applying at the passport office. Freaked me out

A lot of Spikes and fleeting Ts with and without muffled hearing these days/weeks.

What could be the cause of fleeting pulsatile tinnitus that occurs very infrequently, as in a couple times per month?

i just had a fleeting 500hz hum I was filled with fear.

Another fleeting T episode left me with permanent tonal sound. It is the loudest tone I have.....

Yes. The fleeting tinnitus pitch is the same or nearly the same as my base tinnitus tones around 6.5 khz.

What causes fleeting T i been getting it evey few minutes all day along with the other 20 tones is this a sign mines changing fml

Sorry to hear about your struggles. I think you should try to let go of the thought—sooner rather than later—that this could have all been prevented. I’ve been down this road many times myself, but looking back like that is completely useless. You need to focus on moving forward, and I’m quite...

Posted about my relative silence I experienced after a really scary fleeting tinnitus episode. Unfortunately chirping came back yesterday…

Left ear for me for sure. Fleeting tinnitus will give radio frequency in both, when it happens. Always an all over head buzz, though.

yeah I've had fleeting tinnitus many times but never like that.

It seems to me that it was an episode of fleeting tinnitus or "SBUTT", where the fleeting tinnitus tone didn't start ringing at all, or it was so low in volume (essentially unnoticeable), or it got muffled quickly by whatever mechanism makes it start/finishes it. The clues that makes me think of...

Burst of my inner ear swelling trying to burst out of my head, simmers to fleeting T. Than back to baseline

@JohnAdams, You have experienced fleeting tinnitus for a long time, it becoming shorter is the opposite of what I have experienced with healing. Although, in the very high frequencies, I have noticed some shorter occurrences; fleeting, fleeting tinnitus. I wonder in which register you are...

Likely it was fleeting tinnitus if it’s already going down. Fleeting T is not uncommon, even for those without tinnitus.

I’m not trying to be anxious about it. As I’m sure you can understand, it’s hard to deal with symptoms that no one can pinpoint. It’s not in my opinion normal fleeting tinnitus, but maybe it is and I’ve just never experienced this type before. Go figure.

Aaah.... fleeting T scared the shit out of me. Was loud as hell, but it took only 1 second

I have fleeting tinnitus throughout the entire day sometimes. I was told it would settle down, but it hasn’t yet.

I had an interesting experience yesterday. My T was a high-pitch tone. Then I experienced fleeting T that made the volume ten times louder. When the fleeting T episode was over, the sound of my T became a hiss. So there might be a connection between fleeting T and your T...

That is normal.