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Personally it sounds more like hyperacusis with the increased sensitivity to noises. I also have hyperacusis, and am specifically prone to porcelain plates touching each other. Definitely causes a spike even when they touch each other with little force. Keep in mind T is a very emotional...

Foods: - I noticed that avoiding alcohol, and caffeine lowered the volume of my T. I am a heavy coffee drinker so cutting it out was significant to my diet. Now I drink coffee heavy again, I get the T but I easily "shut it off" by tuning it out. Adding more nutrients to my diet, basically...

Now having tinnitus for about 5 years, being un-bothered by it for about 3 years now, I am confident in saying that regardless of how you got your tinnitus, whether by loud exposure or other means, there are ways in helping it: reduce in volume and emotional impact on your life. First off, my...

I've had tinnitus since I was young child. I damaged it more by exposing myself to a loud rock concert and they have become extremely sensitive to certain noises. But get this...I have had several hearing tests, all of them perfect. (Except for my last one, I was in an accident which damaged...

I should have left the club immediately, but part of me said I needed to get her out because I didn't want her to suffer like I had. The wrong thing to do, it's the protector in me.

No protection at all. The weapons fired blanks too, apparently they are not as loud, but they are still real loud without protection. Although not as loud as regular ammo, we attached a Blank Firing Adapter to the rifle, this redirected noise of the blast directly to the user (me). My ears...

First of all, coming from someone who has had tinnitus for 3 years, and recently damaged it more to where it is usually detectable in the right ear...you WILL get better. I will tell you exactly what I did to help myself to have a normal life. First, I made a plan of things I could do to...

My career has been permanently altered due to tinnitus. More recently my relationship with my girlfriend as been stressed on several occasions. Starting a little backstory, I damaged my ears at a loud rock concert (I bet this sounds all too familiar) and was deaf for 5 days. Like stone deaf...

I am also 20 and have had T for about a month, however some days I don't have it, and no longer need to sleep with a masking noise. I combat my T by taking a scientific approach to it, for example I got trashed the other night and my T soared, then I went 3 days without any caffeine and noticed...

My T all started in November of 2015. I was speaking with my guitar teacher and he explained to me he was having bad allergies and had a ringing in both of his ears, just knowing this for some reason scared me and caused me to have anxiety because T is my worst fear. After feeling really sorry...