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I think this is the opposite (in terms of symptoms) from fleeting tinnitus (this is about silence, not about hearing a phantom noise). I also experience this "micro silence". What I have been unable to determine is whether all of my hearing also goes away during this small period of time, or...

I don't have that issue oddly. Just loud single tone tinnitus and extreme burning pain for me. My pain is fleeting at times but still annoying and becoming more easily triggered. I am considering the treatment you just got but will probably choose to go to StemCells21 first. Might just do both.

I'm getting fleeting T more and more frequently, but the episodes are way shorter (3-5s). Can this mean anything?

I'm experiencing the same thing, quite often lately. It's frightening and a very weird feeling. As you said, it's totally different than fleeting tinnitus. Worse actually.

The past is fleeting. The future, a promise. The present keeps us moving forward, with hope we seek true happiness.

Fleeting spikes absolutely terrify me! My case is special - only one ear got injured and it happened in a way that I know the other ear is completely healthy. But these fleeting spikes involve BOTH of my ears!

Fleeting tinnitus is reported by lot of folks here. It's attributed to jaw or neck muscle issues. Do you have earwax that might move around causing this?

@Anima I'm using Wilden's Lucy laser and I've been getting a new tone which is a very low frequency. It comes on as a low freq. fleeting tinnitus and then sticks around for a couple hours or so. I remember this happening when I was using the laser several months ago then stopped and I remember...

What a boneless dog you are @Damocles! :P My experience is any type of thick hoodies aggravates the fleeting tinnitus episodes. Especially in rooms with fans or noises. So everything is worth thinking about to avoid those happy times...

Hi guys - I read a post by @Jade where she had a spike and it scared her a bit. Thankfully only a temp spike; it soon settled for her and it made me realise that I've experienced this twice yesterday. I suddenly get in one or both ears at different times a really really high pitch but not too...

In case anyone finds this thread later, +1 data point: I just had an episode of low hum fleeting T, for the first time ever (my fleeting T has always been high tones). It resolved without issue, but it did scare the bejeezus out of me.

When your regular tinnitus stops and you get that piercing fleeting T. Strangest thing.

Windy weather today and my ears are going nuts. Worse tinnitus and countless fleeting tinnitus... Waiting for clouds to bring me peace.

Zinc gives me 3-4 super fleeting tinnitus everyday , I don't know if it's zinc or something else ; but everyday after I take it I get that fleeting t on my left ear for like 4 secs

@Jack Straw just read your thread in the link, what you described for both your normal fleeting and abnormal fleeting tinnitus is exactly what I experience. Do you get the clicking noise when you swallow? I get this clicking noise everytime I swallow.

So I have tinnitus or do I have fleeting tinnitus?

So I’ve always had short 5-6 kHz fleeting tinnitus spikes in both ears over my life as many of you. From memory it always had the muffledness accompaniment. As with most, you learn not to worry. Recently I’ve been having longer and louder episodes at the craziest lower pitches, 1 kHz, 2 kHz...

Recently I have been experiencing fleeting tinnitus quite often. Sometimes several times a day. It fluctuates between ears. What is the cause of fleeting T? Is it my Eustachian Tube? When I swallow I hear popping and something else which is very weird to me is also happening. Whenever I eat or...

@Jack Straw when I have fleeting tinnitus I get the weird ear fullness and it slowly goes by the next morning, I also have fleeting tinnitus where it only lasts a few seconds without the fullness. I only just found out yesterday from my GP that I have ETD. Maybe it was a fleeting tinnitus as...

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...

Do you have normal tinnitus still? And did the fleeting tinnitus start before or after you got normal tinnitus?

...also subsides and goes to the baseline only to start up suddenly again a few days later or sometimes a few weeks later with a strong fleeting tinnitus event and the pounding begins right after. Anyone experience something similar? During the pounding, I also suffer from cognitive...

...have tinnitus. For most people it’s “just a sound you hear” and for others it’s accompanied by headaches, feelings, pain, hyperacusis, etc. I used to get the odd fleeting tinnitus about once every few weeks, now it’s at least weekly, but like I said, it’s actually a reprieve from the constant...

good question, i'd say it happened maybe two times, which is in line with how often i had it since i got tinnitus. probably even less often. i noticed though that the fleeting t frequency and pitch were much lower than before (it did not 'jar' me, as most high pitched fleeting t used to).

Definitely hate lingering fleeting tinnitus

I got increasing fleeting tinnitus with both pregnancies and before my periods also

Out of nowhere while watching TV, my “good” ear starts the fleeting “eeee”. It has stuck that way for the last 30min. Slightly freaked out.

...ear fullness has not gone away completely, however it is a much less frequent sensation than it was days after the trauma. I experience it daily for short periods of time. I also experience sudden muffled hearing and fleeting tinnitus. EDIT: The aoustic trauma was caused by fireworks explosions.

...you are referencing is referred to as Cochlear Meniere’s. I don’t know that an actual spike in tinnitus volume is normally precipitated by fleeting tinnitus. I’ve personally not had a permanent volume increase, but medications have given me spikes. These never came with fleeting tinnitus...

I think what you are referring to is fleeting tinnitus: https://www.tinnitustalk.com/threads/fleeting-tinnitus-multiple-times-a-day-%E2%80%94-what-are-the-implications.38853/

How you described it, it sounds a lot like that of fleeting tinnitus: https://www.tinnitustalk.com/threads/loud-tone-for-a-few-seconds-%E2%80%94-fleeting-transient-spontaneous-tinnitus.1834/ You too have a great evening :)

Fleeting tinnitus can last for many hours. Nothing special.

I have had similar experiences where fleeting tinnitus lasted a lot longer than usual. When it happened it lasted about 4-6 hours until it was completely gone. I noticed it usually happened to me at night and didn't go away until I woke up in the morning. Not sure what causes this longer...

...and badly cracked my neck, but it came back unfortunately. Also, in the transitioning state my tinnitus is the quietest. I don't know whether it counts, but before fleeting tinnitus, my normal tinnitus always goes to complete silence and creeps back gradually when the fleeting sound ceases.

I get the fleeting tinnitus in my left ear occasionally. There was one time it happened like 15 times in one day. If anything, the tinnitus in my left ear has only improved over time.

Fleeting T in my normal T ear twice today. Not sure why. Gone after 20 seconds. Hmm. Like a sudden pop and crazy loud ringing that fade.

...quiet home but with plenty of sounds or in the woods (plenty of sounds). My tinnitus got worse, so did hyperacusis. I then started having fleeting burning sensation, mostly in my right ear (the "better" one). As of yesterday, I started having pain in my right ear as well. It seems you just...

Another issue I have is when I'm about to pass out, I get random sounds. Even with sound enrichment. It makes it very hard for me to pass out cause I'm terrified. Is this normal? I've had tinnitus for almost 5 months. Wish I was stronger.

By the way I just found this thread: https://www.tinnitustalk.com/threads/low-frequency-fleeting-tinnitus.12012/ Apparently, others have low-frequency fleeting tinnitus, too. So it DOES seem to be a normal experience, although it's rare. And apparently others are just as shaken by it as I was.

@NiNyu - You mention you have this fleeting T when you are laying down. Do you clench or grind your teeth? Have you had an evaluation for TMJ, Head, Neck, or Back muscle injuries or strain? Fleeting T when you are at rest is usually a sign of muscular decompression. Other signs include...

Fleeting tinnitus

That's called fleeting tinnitus.

I just had 5 second fleeting t over my t while opening a door. Weird stuff.

I hate fleeting tinnitus. It instantly makes me anxious and feel so nervous waiting to see if it will go away

I still get fleeting tinnitus, although it seems to be occurring much less since I've been doing the Lenire treatment. Mercifully it's always a pure tone and always goes away without residue nowadays.

Is fleeting T indicative of anything or not really?

That sounds like fleeting tinnitus that I think we all have from time to time.

@Hariz Nonis It is for sure just fleeting T. If you have T (especially in the beginning), you are concentrating on your ears and hear fleeting T much more. I had this in the beginning much more. If I think about it, these days, it becomes less. Cannot remember when I heard this the last time...

Sometimes after getting fleeting tinnitus, it leaves a "residue". When I have that residue, and I block my ears, it intensifies for a second or so. The residue and this thing usually fades away within a few hours, or the next morning at the latest. However, this time I started getting this pure...

Ever since the first "big" episode, I've had fairly constant tinnitus. It's not terrible but in a quiet room it is evident. These fleeting episodes have weakened a bit but are still there. They went from 4-5 a day to about 2-3. My anxiety is still pretty high. It's a blessing I'm able to...

Sounds like fleeting T.