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I remember hearing that fleeting T is the sound of one haircell dying. Once your fleeting T is over, you will never be able to hear that certain frequency again. By that logic, Chronic T must be haircells that are damaged (bent) but not dead. But I think it's more complex than so.

Looks like you are another COVID-19 vaccine victim. Did you have fleeting tinnitus occurrences before? Your tinnitus might subside once the vaccine effect is over.

Before developing "normal" T, I experienced fleeting T as an electrical buzzing once in a few months. Since T I have basically two types of fleeting sounds: One is when everything goes silent and a tonal eeeeee happens which is high frequency, but lower than my regular T. That lasts about 1-3...

That's called fleeting tinnitus.

Fleeting T is a tinnitus sound that just comes outta nowhere and is often quite high in volume at first, then it fades away to silence. Many people experince this, even people without T. There's a really good thread about here somewhere. The correct term isnt fleeting T, but I can't remeber what...

Are you guys referring to fleeting T?

Fleeting tinnitus again after listening to heavy metal music - damn, got to stop doing that.

So basically the tinnitus reducing benefit if a cochlear implant (which is basically electrical stimulation in your cochlea) but more fleeting treatment (not fleeting benefit)? This is a super interesting approach and I agree it has potential.

I also lost my hearing in June last year, but it was due to guns. I've heard that sometimes it takes 1-3 years for things to improve for NIHL (and mine is strange since it happened so fast because of an acoustic trauma) but I am not entirely sure how things tend to play out for SSNHL. What...

Fleeting t. I had this long b4 t..

I'm familiar with this too but how my fleeting T behaves can be very varied.

How long did it take to resolve?

If I had known this before, I would have never gotten my audio test at the ENT and saved myself my current angst. :mad:

When I get the fleeting tinnitus thing, my actual tinnitus is gone in the meantime.