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Hi, my T is arround 11khz, alternating from right to left or left to right side. It's not a pure tone, it's hissing noise. I have also hearing loss at 1-2 khz (-30db) and a notch at 8 khz (-40db) The audiogram didn't change notably since my last hearing impact. It seems that the T makes...

Yeah, ain't nobody got time to risk bank alarms and gunshots when you have T

I am feeling the right inner ear vibrating strongly right now. It never happened so strongly before! Just like Quentino said, I hear a low frequency hum

Hey guys. Just been getting some more new unwelcome T joining the orchestra in my head, this time a low humming noise in my head that came out of the blue. Since then although the T itself is quiet, I hear it noticeably humming over certain low frequency noises, such as road noise when I'm...

@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...

I'm wondering if people with a certain causes of T tend to have a certain kinds of sound (and pitch). For example, I believe that people with T due to Meniere's disease tend to have lower-frequency pitch? (no idea what type of sound they experience, whether it's a "eeeeee" or a "sshhhh" or...

I was also wondering if someone could answer the next question. My new T sounds like a buzz, it wobbles a bit (no specific rhythm) but it does not pulsate up and down. It is in such a frequency or db that I can't hear it outside. I also can't hear it when I plug my fingers in my ears which...

As far as I am aware tinnitus is in general just different in everyone. If two individuals were in the same room and someone fired a gun and this induced tinntitus in both, it's likely that their T would sound completely different. Cause of T does not decide what the T will will sound like...

I'm exactly the same. When it was really hot this summer we had a fan on in the bedroom; my t screamed when it was on and afterwards for a short while, had to stop using it and bathe in sweat instead. Mine was the tone around 5500Hz that roared up.

Hey @Christokp, I'm assuming you mean 9kHz, because I don't think humans can hear as low as 9Hz (the generally accepted range is 20Hz - 20kHz). I've seen people mention that the frequency of your T often matches the frequency of your hearing loss, so it's possible that your hearing loss is at...

I don't understand, if your t is low frequency motorized and you say in a later message it only reacts to sounds of similar frequency, why is it reacting to higher pitches like white noise and unmaskable? And how is your rumble so loud and yet not felt, as opposed to heard, and felt in the sense...

I did, tht thing caused me very bad brain fog followed by bed cold and weakened immune system, low blood pressure low heart rate, Panic attacks depression. It took 2 plus months to recover from the side effects after stopping the pills Still ended up with bad ear infection and T. Hearing loss...

I have several tones, one which is very high frequency. This is the tone which causes me by far the most trouble. As an illustration, the volume of my T is low enough that a running faucet, even the slowest possible drip, masks it completely. However, the highest tone is so high frequency...

It's like sound that is in the frequency of my T (quite high) so clangy plates or treble heavy low quality in-built iphone speakers sound to me slightly distorted. My hyperacusis is very strange because it only happens with a certain frequency and that frequency has to be at a certain volume in...

I had tinnitus and listened to music using headphones for 20 years and it never spiked or increased my tinnitus once. I got worse due to microsuction and my tinnitus is now severe and sound reactive. I was in an audiologist waiting room a couple of months ago when I had managed to stabilise...

Be careful by just saying it takes xx db of sound pressure to mask your T. It really depends on the spectral content of the noise. If you have 13khz T it is a lot harder to mask than 1khz because of the frequency spectrum of the noise sources. Download an app like Decible X and look at the...

I can't identify my frequency at all... I even tried to have it professionally matched at a place that specializes in T, and the audiologist got frustrated with me because no single pitch was anywhere near my T, and also, the T in my right ear changes 5 times a second between a low and high...

Probably not. Instead of notch filtering you effectively just end up with a low pass filter.

I don't understand how I can have 1 week of improvement and the T seems a bit more static/low frequency which is a godsend and now last night, with OUT any noise damage it's louder. Today, it's louder. 8 years of same T.... and now it just doesn't make any sense. I get it, my ears got damaged...

I used to assume high frequencies were more damaging until I did some low frequency damage and from my reading both are equally damaging, with low frequencies being able to pass through objects better and so potentially even more damaging. That bass is nice but beware. I don't think sound...

..."it"? T with hearing loss? T with deafness? T with ear pain? T with H? T you can hear in only in the background? Multiple Sound T? Low frequency T? High pitch T? Pulsating T? T in the brain? T in just the ears? T that causes migraines? T with vertigo? Reactive T? Objective T? Fluctuating T...

Well, it's much louder today, I guess my brief break is over but it was great for 3-4 days. Not sure why it was so low. I didn't do anything different than normal, still drank coffee, diet was the same, etc. @Dhaval, not sure exactly what kind of T I have. All my audiograms, including the...

Thanks for the response, I'm happy you're doing so well. I read some of your previous posts after the am101 trial where you also mentioned that your t was very low. How much do you attribute to your t being so low now to either Am101 or Trobalt? Or combination of both?

Ask him how Hansi Cross, "fixed them"? That is false. I think that is coming from Sam Blog, but I think she made a mistake when saying that. She started to notice the high frequencies, when she got the low frequencies "fixed". The sound of the T changes during the treatment, the T sound...

Hi @Voirrey, and welcome! So sorry your T recently got worse. Your situation sounds very similar to mine: I had a soft high ringing sound for years that didn't bother me too much, but about 5 months ago I developed several new louder sounds. They include a low rumble/drone/motor sound (that I...

Your increased T most likely came from the club night. I went to a concert with 30db ear plugs and 2 days later the T increased by quite abit. The spike has been with me for 4 months now but in the last week ir so has shown some improvements. Earplugs dont attentuate low frequency very well...

...losses (as expected: surgery isn't supposed to fix that) and unfortunately my severe T didn't resolve with the surgery. If you have low frequency T (like a swooshing) you have better odds at resolving with surgery. Hopefully you don't have sensorineural losses in addition to conductive. A...

I would like to know what Wilden's opinion is about this.

You have a thread here with all the info you need: https://www.tinnitustalk.com/threads/low-level-laser-therapy-lllt-for-tinnitus-%E2%80%94-experiences-dr-wilden-etc.295/

...The problem is that my T is a pretty high hiss and you can't just switch between frequencies. The app will play a sine tone from low frequency to high and you just have to press stop when you think it's the right frequency. So if you're T is within a high frequency range you'll have to wait...

@missingsilence It almost seems that when I get the fluttering it is on the heels of my T being quieter or more low frequency like you mention. My ENT believes whatever it is is transient, but I made an appt with a neurologist just in case several months out that I can always cancel. It makes...

The static steam hiss is the only T noise I hear most of the time. Occasionally I'll get a low frequency rumble, but that's more a sensation than a noise (although I do hear the rumble.) My T started in both ears and has slowly moved into primarily my right ear. On bad days, my left will hiss a...

Next time I go, i'll measure it. I'd imagine the beach being between 60-70dbA Slow maybe. C scale, 5-10dB more. those apps aren't terribly accurate and it doesn'[t help if it's not telling you what scale it's measuring in either. Most car cabins are pretty mellow in the mid to high frequency...

ACRN what does is distract the brain from your T frequency and focus in the frequencies near it. So the neural activity is not focused in only one frequency but its spread to the ones next to it. So after hearing it, instead of hearing a pure tone, you will hear more like a white noise. That is...

I've only been diagnosed with T for a week or two. I've noticed that salt, alcohol and stress can set it off. Actually... SILENCE is worse. When I sleep... it ROARS. It's a very low frequency... like a work truck outside. What do you do to stop the noise when the world goes to sleep?

When i drive a car, i have to use earplugs, because i am too sensitive to low frequency road noise and my older car has not very quiet interior. After using earplugs is my T is always spiked to higher volume level for around 2-3 hous, then it fade down to standard volume.

I have a history of ear problems that have caused hearing loss (infections, hole in ear drum, etc.). Just recently had a tympanomastoidectomy (removal of infection in mastoid, and reconstruction of eardrum and hearing bones), which actually helped improve my low frequency hearing to even better...

Because of Bone Conduction, there's not much you can do about low frequency sounds. What I was trying to say is that, when not driving. My T would be stable, and somewhat ok. But a lot of times, if I would drive my car without using an earplug in my right ear. My T would get worse, and my right...

It's now a year since my SSHL. I admit that there is an improvement since early March. My hearing is better in low frequency, my hypercusis much improved, my blocked feeling is gone, unfortunately my T persist but I seem to ignore it while working. Morning are the loudest! I am spending less...

@taskigtläge , I don't hear anything when I click on [Play Single Frequency].., I don't see where you change the Hz, etc. What am I missing here? I have been dx'ed with Meniere's and I have these fleeting T sounds in low tones. I have a constant high pitch in my non-Meniere's ear. I'm...

They say it is.... I get like twice a day where my T spikes up for like half a sec then goes back down. And then i get the fleeting T where its a different tone and frequency and usually high pitched but then a few times i got this fleeting T where it was a really low humm... That was scary.

My PT is in my right ear. I used to have very mild T but it changed about excessive push ups. I am able to reduce the sound of PT by pressing on the back of my head. In the hearing test to find the T frequency it was mid range and low volume but when they tried to mask it it would now work...

btw I have about two distinct t sounds i can make out. In my left ear I have a pronounce low frequency and reappearing buzz while at the same time I have a very high pitched buzzing sound in both of my ears… the latter is the one, to my best understanding, which wakes me from my sleep.

Thx so much guys for the response! ! :) Makes me feel better. This morning my T is at a very low frequency. Im trying to figure out what makes it so loud? I work in a hospital. im thinking the floor cleaning machines n the heart monitors are setting it louder. cuz when I leave work its really...

One other theory in my case is the change in background noise I have used. In the beginning I put a fan on but then later changed the sound to rainfall (http://rain.simplynoise.com). The fan noise was probably too low in frequency for my high pitched T. Rainfall is MUCH better. I actually enjoy...

How is your low frequency humming doing now @Bill_ ? I've had that issue in the past and have also experienced the weird sensation of having the "hum sound" disappear when I plug my ears. I've found that for myself, my low frequency hum usually kicks up when I have TMJ/TTTS/jaw stiffness, or...

@Georgia Hearing aids make sense if you have hearing loss in lower frequencies AND your T is in low frequencies. So if your T is for example at 4 kHz and you have hearing loss there, a hearing aid gives you more input in this frequency. They also gave me hearing aids, but my audiologist finally...

This is an issue with LT - the success rate is low because so many people use it for the wrong causes .. My ENT told me once he sees a lot of patient with T and obvious hearing dips in the audiogram.. but these people have in fact perfect ears and stress related T which masks some hearing at...

Welcome to the forum. Sorry about your struggle with the spiking T. Have you tried using masking at bed time using a sound machine or sound pillow when your hearing aids are out? I have hearing loss int he high frequency but hearing aids I tried didn't help my T. I ended up using an ipod loaded...

Sounds like normal Fleeting T. But with a bit more aural fullness. I've had a lot more frequent Fleeting T in both ears since all this started. Never both, just one. I've had quite a few times with a large amount of aural fullness that can be scary too. Never had the aural fullness part before I...

If you found useful brown noise, keep the volume a little bit lower than T

Just wanted to give an update. I haven't been too much on this site now because it makes it more difficult to habituate. I'm trying not to dwell to much on my T... Anyway, I started having clear signs of improvements starting from last Thursday. Since then, my T has fluctuated anywhere from...

@gary Hi Gary, thank you for being always so positive, it really calms me down! My low frequency T (the roaring) is back to normal now, thank God! Annoying , but not extremely loud. However, I have now a new sound in my left ear (the ear of the high frequency T): it is like a cicada/cricket...

My T started in m left ear on the 25/11/2014, it happened couple days after getting a cold which I had for 2 weeks, I did a CT scan and other tests, the ENT said that my hearing was normal I started taking prednisolone 4 days ago, the ENT told me to take the following dosage 5 weeks after...

It will most likely settle down in time. The insertion of the grommet shouldn't have impacted the cochlea, but any surgery is bound to create some inflammation around the area that is being "worked on". Yes you have a hole in your ear drum, but that shouldn't mean new T. You will not feel...

@jlish Yes, your T low frequency of 1-2KHz is relatively uncommon for noise induced damage. Noise induced damage tends to show with a notch at 4KHz, or losses at very high frequencies (and corresponding high frequency T). Your audiogram has some losses for low frequencies, and there...

In practice you don't loose hearing that fast - that's why we have these bikers. I used to ride a Honda X4 - 1400cc with very loud supertrapp exhaust back in the late 1990's ..great low frequency rumble at idle and very noisy at full throttle..after a while it gave me headaches it was so loud...

I am sure it contriubuted to eventually getting T though!

...my ear a bit and created a odd pulling pressure. Yet she says oh, the pain is H, yet no H pain through the years with loud noises outside! I'm terrified this is supposedly a new just regular T tone. LOW frequency that viberates. Are you kidding. It's over if she's right. I refuse to believe it.

Hi @Darwinfisch If you have been listening to white noise through headphones even at low volume this could be the reason your tinnitus has been getting worse. Since your tinnitus was originally caused by loud noise; providing there is no underlying medical condition making your tinnitus worse...