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Hi all my name is brian. I just recently started experiencing tinnitus. Mine is a very low frequency T. If your familiar with frequencies it sounds like a delta wave frequency which reverberates....building and fading. I am very new to this. At first I thought I was somehow hearing the sound of...

Hi There. I am a 27 yr old male from Denmark (I excuse in advance for any gramma mistakes). 3 weeks ago a had a bad cold, and rougly 1½ week ago i noticed a low-pitch hum on my left ear. The hum is at a very very low frequency.. Using a frequency generator Id say 300 hz, so it is easily masked...

Hi guys, I have a question about QuietOn's earplug. They claim to reduce low frequency sounds like bass, heavy traffic sounds and airplane noises by an active process. The earplugs blocks sounds and then transmits high and mid frequency sounds into your ear, therefore actively blocking low...

I have sudden low frequency hearing loss in my ear with the loudest T, and a rumbling in my ears when I speak, and my voice has an occlusion sound that it didn't before. It's onset has been the last 72 hours, I saw my doctor the first day, and initially he wanted an MRI but I was afraid of the...

Hello, Could so. Please help me out with the following question: Can a onetime exposure of 30 to 40 MINUTES to a high frequency pure tone at a low to moderate volume (below 70-80 dB, perhaps 60 dB?) cause permanent change or damage? I was in a meeting and an electronic device emitted a...

There is likely insufficient blood flow to my ears (vertebrobasilar artery compression in neck) causing my problems, just to keep that in mind. I also suffer from a variety of migraines which do affect my inner ear. Anyway, so I have had an extreme vulnerability to sounds today. I woke up and...

So I had my hearing tested recently and it appears I have mild low frequency hearing loss, the rest is pretty good. My tinnitus came about after clubbing, however I can only find mention of high frequency hearing loss from noise. Low frequency seems to come from fluid build up, menieres or...

Low frequency T feels a lot more intrusive than high frequency at the same loudness level.

...90s, but he didn't complain further and certainly wasn't as brutally impaired as I am). Before my second acoustic trauma that made my low frequency tinnitus permanent and my high frequency tinnitus louder, the low frequency T would only turn on in the presence of external sound. Now my...

Has anyone experienced this? Just happened to me on one of my bad days and really ripped me up emotionally inside but quickly went away just like fleeting T.

So I have bilateral T since the middle for November, but it is super mild, never caused me problem sleeping or anything (except in the very first week). Rest of the details can be found here...

Hi I have gradually developed tinnitus, in my left ear, with below characteristics, over the last 3 months - Unilateral - Non pulsatile - High Frequency - Occasional discomfort/fullness in the ear (developed over the last month) - Worst in the morning while waking up - Occasional minor...

I have recently started a horrible ultra low drone tone ... Does anyone have ideas about masking for low frequency T. My head feels like it's about to explode with a subwoofer in it and only being next to the fridge, in the car (engine noise) or talking out loud seem so mask it. It's so hard...

There is an app for iphone called tinnitus meassure. It allows you to play specific frequency sound so you can compare it to your T. I am not a fan of playing these sounds as I am afraid it might affect the t but I tried few times. I noticed something weird. My t is high frequency so when I...

Your story sounds so similar to mine. I have lived with mild tinnitus for around 20 years, listening to an hour of music every day without ever experiencing a spike. But then, an ear infection and an inappropriate ENT procedure caused a long-lasting worsening. Since that moment, my tinnitus has...

Hi all, I've been looking at various threads here for a couple months now (as well as many other places that discusses hearing-related problems), but I've finally decided to make a post because it feels things are slowly going downhill for me. I've included a bit of a backstory but you can go...

About 2 weeks ago I was helping my dad with something on his car, and he decided that he needed to use an angle grinder. I'm not really familiar with them, but I initially went far away to get from the noise and put my fingers very firmly over the tragus of my ear (mine is kind of large and...

Hi everyone I suffer from T and the shit is dragging me through hell at the moment. Initially I thought my increased T starting 3 months ago was just a major spike, but unfortunately it probably is not.. Recently I have been experiencing a very distressing and strange new sound in my left ear...

I suffer from this low frequency tinnitus sh*t but I was able to suppress it for 3 consecutive days after flying for about 7 hours. I always have my ceiling fan on since the low frequency tinnitus disappears as soon as I turn it on. Sadly, however, my reactive tinnitus flares up instantly with...

How I got my tinnitus Two events (in chronological order): 1) Very stupidly (please don't judge - I already hate myself for it) used in ear headphones to be able to sleep while living in a busy city with loud neighbours. The sound I used was a low fan noise > that is exactly the sound of my...

I found that listening to a low volume brown noise at night really masked my low bass tones very well and seemed to sleep a little better that night. But the next day, I seem to have the louder (mulit low) tones and am worried that using a frequency with bass tones, is making me worse! I can't...

I had low frequency t in my left ear only. After about five months it started getting quieter. I think it may have been due to jaw and neck problems. I then took some cats claw for a week which seemed to help the low tone. Then The high pitched screeching came full force in both Ears-brain...

I think the volume is much more determinant than frequency. I have both a low frequency T and a high frequency T. The low frequency T has a low volume, and is easily masked by ambient noises, but my high frequency T cuts through everything and is loud: that's my killer.

Greg I agree with you, loudness definetly matters. For me unfortunately the loudness of low frequency is through the roof, can’t be masked and it vibrates my brain 24/7! Pure hell! We all just need something to tame these suckers, high or low!

In the past two weeks I have started to lose the low end of my hearing and have developed low humming and droning noises that come and go. They are not debilitating, just annoying and ominous. They have continued to to get worse as time goes on; I had a loud MRI around a month ago and a...

So the clonazepam reduced your T and stayed low even after dropping it? Is your T Hugh frequency or low frequency?

What would be the best hearing protection to go to this event? My husband will be receiving a medal in 10 days at City Hall in NYC, (outdoors). We will have VIP passes and a limo to take us there and back home. Lots of people. I'm debating weather to go or not. It is an important moment in...

Hey Everyone, Bit of an experiment blog Quick overview , had the biggest T spike ever after going to a loud venue , the noise is above music and voices (scary!!) :( . I had habituated a while back when i first got it but the frequency changed after going to the venue and also was much louder...

Because they have hearing loss in the low frequency.

my T stayed low due to my reduced reaction to it. Not because of the clonazepam high

@Kates I also have thumping in my other ear when I´m exposed to certain low frequency sounds. I also have low frequency T. I haven´t really figured out whats causing this thumping for me, as I can think many reasons for it like: TTS, pulsatile T beating with external sound, neck tension, hearing...

Have you ever had the high frequency T? The "head T" that I sometimes get might be "low frequency", and I prefer it to the high frequency that I find to be harder to ignore.

Not coping well with high frequency T at all, but I absolutely loathe the really low tone one. Horrid.

@VinnyS The low sound frequencies bother you? Here's a thread that can help. She talks about earplugs that help with low frequency sounds. Interesting, as some people actually need low frequency noises to mask their t...

...to hear more of your insights how to live with T for long term. This introduction section may not have enough readers to have the low frequency T that you have. Perhaps post your question to the main support forum. The other thing is to search the forum with 'low frequency T' and you will see...

I often read in forums about the frequency of T, high frequency. low frequency, frequency to a 5 ....how does one know about what frequency their T is? I mean, I really don't know about mine..so I can't no compare to anyone...I thought T frequency could not be measure..

What do you mean? Initially I located it across the street: I told my wife some neighbor was putting loud music quite early in the morning. But I quickly realized it was a new low frequency sound added to my screeching T. The low frequency is pulsatile though, unlike the high frequency screech.

T has developed a new low tone as well as my high frequency static noise :( oh well

...old tinnitus. If I had to choose between the really high frequency T and the low freq T, I'd take the high freq stuff any day. The low frequency T is much more annoying. I still only hear the low freq T in my right ear. My original T started in my right ear and then "spread" to my left...

Completely agree, whilst the low rumble is annoying, it can be masked and 'habituated to' more easily, in my opinion. The high pitched tones and buzz make it feel like my head is caving inwards...

While it may be easier to mask it's hell on earth! If you read low frequency t thread you will notice that all of those people who experience low and high frequency habituate high frequency much easier. LFT also comes as a feeling not just a sound so you feel your whole head vibrating, shaking...

What happened before this low, new sound appeared? My very high frequency T changed to vibrating low frequency after I took two kinds of drugs, one after another, but what do you suspect as being the cause of this change in your T? My T got back to its usual self after I took the drug that I've...

Welcome, @Rb86 . We've had a Low Frequency T club going for years, and there's a very long thread here: https://www.tinnitustalk.com/threads/low-frequency-tinnitus.5522/ Lots of good info and suggestions along the way if you have the patience to read through it. Good luck! Della

...for a few days and never while watching TV, so it's a lesser issue for me than HL, T, H, insomnia, anxiety, and stomach pain. I have low frequency tinnitus in my left ear going back a few years, which is reactive, but it's very different than the TTTS fluttering / thumps. It might be more...

I noticed that as well whenever there is low frequency noise my T seems louder. I think that if you have high frequency loss then an increase of low frequency sounds tricks the brain into thinking that even more of the high frequencies are missing. A bit Like wearing earplugs which cut the...

It seems now that this Low Frequency T may be jaw related. When I focus on stretching my jaw, relaxing, and stretching my shoulders, it seems to get better and not be as present. Are there any people on here who have had a Low Frequency Hum that has gone away after awhile?

I didn't know there was such a thing as low frequency tinnitus until reading this forum. I've been hearing this oscillating humming noise and thought it was a/c compressors or mechanical noise. I was hearing it this morning as I went from room to room expecting it to change but it didn't. Then...

...I'm so sorry for what you're going through, and many of us can identify with it. I too have constant high pitched T and (since 2014) low frequency T that makes my head vibrate. There's a long thread of fellow sufferers at https://www.tinnitustalk.com/threads/low-frequency-tinnitus.5522/...

Reactive T i guess.