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The ultimate life lesson is that life is dangerous. Stuff is just bound to happen, and we were dealt some bad cards when it comes to this. How are you doing, @rugman46?

Even if it clears up eventually, you should get used to it since it's not going to leave you tomorrow. Life can go so many ways. I was set back by a second incident, and it was unforeseeable. Really, no point in worrying about it since you can't control it (easier said than done).

I'm no professional, but it sounds like Eustachian tube dysfunction or something similar. Go to a doctor, sooner rather than later. And don't force your ears to open up by force; that can go very wrong.

@hubast, glad to hear you are managing! I hope you're doing okay. Give it some more time and let your system relax. I was set into overdrive after mine began. I'm okay myself right now, although things could be better. I'm in the process of learning to relax with the tinnitus present.

Hello! I am sorry that happened to you, it really sounds like a lot. Did you visit an ENT? It is not great, but Prednisone is an option. Do you think you have hyperacusis, since you mentioned discomfort from noises? How to make it through the day and night? Your experience is a little...

I’m sorry that happened to you. Could the brief tinnitus wave be a stapedial burst though? The kind where the ear goes silent, then starts ringing, and hearing returns after a few seconds? If that’s what it was, it’s probably not connected to the incident. As for the ear pain, I’d recommend...