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before 1 hour took 100mg and changed to better my T removed a mid frequency discrete T and made high frequency hissing T in lot of high frequencies but very very low. Something changes. Yesterday with 2 does of 250mg was a very bad worsening from 2/10 to 10/10. Today with 100mg from 2/10 to...

but to clarify, the low pitched rumbling terrifying low frequency T that came with the SSNHL went away. I am thankful for that. I'm telling you that kind of T I don't think anybody could last long with. I'm basically back to how I was before the SSNHL now, except the distortions or whatever...

bwspot, My guess is that the T on your left ear is at 15000hz and the T on your right is not. When your ear hears external sounds that matches your T frequency it seems 'like the hair cells shut off or protect themselves', but it is not permanent. After a while (couple of mintues?) the T comes...

The ear protection you buy should have an attenuation data chart that shows protection at specific frequency levels. Here is one from my Howard Leight 33db Max. "In terms of estimating the amount of protection while wearing earplugs and earmuffs concurrently, OSHA recommends simply adding 5...

Ok. Well thanks for the clarification. "Restitution inhibition" is something I haven't heard before but by looking at the definition of each word I guess it means it is preventing your hearing from being restored.

Preop when you had conductive hearing loss and H, did you also have a low frequency T? Or only the high-pitched T that remained postop? And just to be clear, no echoing, no thumping. The H was just popping?

Please let us know how your MRI goes. I have the same pulsating T and this is after having a low level of t all my life. Saw an ENT and said everything is normal except a high frequency hearing loss at a low level. He gave me a name to a psychologist but she never called me back. I do a lot of...

...is one of the big culprits, but there are others. When you "fix" the middle ear problem (with a stapedotomy), you often get rid of T. I can't find the research paper that explains the physics behind it, but there's a very nice explanation for the otosclerosis-induced low frequency tinnitus.

Well said, loudness is all that matters. "Child's play" that I've suffered for nearly 7 years will very soon be the end of me. So unless you've experienced severe low frequency please don't jump into making dismisive conclusions like that.

@MrBonk I am a little confused over what you are trying to say. I understand that your ears have experienced T when driving. Do you mean to say that wearing earplugs didn't necessarily help you when you were driving in a car? And was this due to the loud low frequencies? I am asking because...

> 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. This works for me. also. I cannot mask higher tones (yet). So, I agree on both your points about masking. > But the next day, I seem to...

Thanks for your reply. The intensity of the tinnitus creates no pressure for me. I don’t get headache often. When the tinnitus is loud and intense, my internal self-talk needs to get louder and potentially erratic (stressed!) to drown the tinnitus raging. This can be especially true after a...

If crickets at a very low volume masks your T, why not listen to it all the time and try to forget about tinnitus? At that low of a volume I can't see it doing any harm. I wish crickets worked on me. That's an interesting theory. I do not experience residual inhibition at all, likewise, I...

The low frequency tone has gone away! Took like 5 days. The spike of the high pitch is still going on though.. in it's fourth week now, but it's been getting better... Hopefully it will subside too back to the normal baseline...Thanks for the cheer-ups!

Since last evening my left ear feels like it vibrates, i hear a low frequency sound trhought it. No vertigo, no dizzyness, and apparently no hearing loss, just a bizarre feeling, like it's clogged but just a little, a feeling of vibration in my ear and around it. I hear my T less ( right ear)...

It's normal for T to change every which way the first few months. Just ride it out. I tell myself every day, I am blessed. I have T in both ears, multi-tone, ultra-high frequency, low, etc. but I know it could be worse and I am blessed. Imagine if you had even worse T and it went down one...

bwspot Playing high frequencies for a while for you to identify your T frequency I guess its not too big an issue. If you intend to listen to that for a few hours at one go, then I'm not too sure. We have to ask the more knowledgable guys here.

yesterday I had a very low frequency fleeting T... like 200 Hz. I wonder if that's my warning sign. I'll have to keep that in mind. woke this morning with the AC sounding like Niagara Falls. too much stress in my life right now, but can't do much about it. Only 1.5 weeks left of 3 hrs/day...

I am new to this forum today will be trying this approach. In fact, it's what brought me to the forum in the first place. I found it very difficult to match my T using the frequency slider on the general fuzz site. As an alternative, I walked over to the piano in a very quiet room. Slowly, I...

You might smile at me for kicking up all this fuss for something so seemingly minor... but it took about 2 minutes. Noticed in the shower that there's some new tone, covered my ears to see if it was T, noticed astoundingly loud low-frequency hum in right ear, panicked, walked around like a caged...

Its very high and very loud noise sometimes i cant notice it from it was coming it from the ear or middle of the head.any suggestion from you is appreciable.

Hi Michael, I just recently developed T. for 8-9 years I was listening to music with earbuds while working out usually for about 75-90 minutes. i feel that this is what caused the T to come on since 08/03/2016. Every day with no break. Just a few days sprinkled here and there with low volume...

Hmmm... I like that word "triggers". Does that mean that tinnitus has a trigger? Could that explain why on some days it is low but on other days it is high? A trigger? Perhaps no accident that you used that word, carolinet617. Now I am thinking. Thinking about blockers or subtractive/additive...

It's the oposite of my case ,when I was taking Trobalt (only 100mg/day) the hissing noise disapeared and tonal still there @Hope2015 , locoyti is right I am wondering how you didn't feel any change on your T

As far as I know (correct me if I am wrong) the progenitor cells have to exist for new hair cells to be created. Frequency has a method of cloning progenitor cells to create the max amount of hair cells possible unlike other bio tech firms which are converting progenitor cells into hair cells...

By that scale, mine is a 9-10. I have 24/7 low frequency sounds, including musical hallucinations. By my own scale, I'd rate it a 2-3. I have mostly stopped caring: it is just another manifestation of my deafness and can do me no harm. I confess I'm always perplexed by people massively stressed...

TJPositive, I can just tell you what happened yesterday. I tried to check the level of my high frequency T (I have it at left ear) using the ATA on line device. I kept the volume of pc low, as recommended, but when I came across almost exactly the sound of my T , just three or four seconds after...

Hey undecided, sorry to hear about this. I just checked your original T description: "High frequency hissing noise, mostly in the right ear. Not extremely loud but quite annoying. Starts low in the morning, gets worse as the day goes by. Has some pulsating component as well, creeps in during the...

today i started to sleep with a sound: Very low volume my T-Tone 10 seconds plus 2 minutes of silence. listening my t-tone in my case makes my T-disaappear. I woke up at midnight 4am, to take pill and t was almost gone. Also this morning was like gone, i will keep doing it. note, my T is not...

I lost my job because of air con rumble that didn’t bother anyone else but me. My tinnitus is low frequency noise but I never had problems with it reacting to similar sounds until I spent 4 hours in the new building where my work moved. Ever since I’m living a nightmare!

How do you not listen to 75db of 10k? Is your T lower frequency or not that loud? With all respect, if it's so low I get it, easy to not listen to, like mine was before it exploded. But at this very loud volume it's another story, as best I hear it.

Yep, you can. My T changes almost everyday. Sometimes one sound at higher frequency, sometimes many across multiple frequencies from low to high. Usually acoustic incidences cause a temporary hum or whoosh over the top which almost feels like a physical sensation as opposed to just sound - like...

I do not trust youtube hearing tests. I have tried some of them but I believe that they might do more harm than good. e.g very low and very high frequency tones must be listened at extremely low volume. Also, I don't recommend listening music with headphones. In windows 10, when you plug in...

@jazz I also suspect I have damage in cochlea. . Cause I saw note on testing testing for etd.. "low amplitude reflexes in both ears" after googling around found that possible lesions on cochlea.. so far my earing loss is in higher frequency. . Above 8k .. Initially had loss from 4k which came...

My T did not increase in volume, it has always been loud, what changed was the frequency . Went from predominantly 3.1 Khz to about 14 Khz. Modulated as well, not one fixed frequency. However , I do get days where the hi-freq is gone and the "electrocution" of my brain stops. When that happens I...

Thanks Markku. I was reading another thread today about finding my t frequency. I am having trouble finding mine because I have hearing loss in my left ear but not my right. I can hear the tone clearly in my left ear at a low volume but have to turn it up to hear it in my right. Should I set the...

No, it actually had the biggest and quickest impact on empty stomach (surely not really healthy). I think you're just getting the roulette random side of trobalt. I experienced all effects with trobalt and low frequency drone t - better for minutes or hours / no effect / worse. It pretty much...

Glynis, your information in confusing to me. I thought that a Meniere's disease type of T has low frequency (that's how I ruled it out, although I had fluctuating hearing and vertigo) I read that in many medical articles. So that is not true, Meniere type of T can also be a high piercing/hiss?

Ever since my T started, I've also had distorted hearing. When somebody says anything with an "S" it makes a high pitched whistle that sounds too loud and stretches out too long compared to what I hear in my good ear. I get the same high pitched whistle when I breathe through my nose. Low...

Hi all, This looks a great site to share views. I have had high pitched T since early twenty's (now 54) now have low frequency hum morse code intermittent T since 2011 following a bout of Eustacian Tube Dysfunction following the flu. It comes a go's but mostly comes! Been looking at various...

My T sound is rostered. 2 days it is low tone sound like a drill machine. I can be good with this. Then, next 2 days it's a mixed tone drill with air blowing, hissing which is high frequency. I can't concentrate anything. I pray to god everyday for all of us who have this unrecognised...

I have white noise as tinnitus, is that closer to 13 kHz or 1 kHz? And I also have the re-active tinnitus where the tinnitus goes up with sound, although the re-active part is lessening I think.

A quick update from me. I did about a week using Steve.'s tones notched at 8k for 2hours a day (with tVNS). At first it seemed to be helping, and the spike I'd been having settled down pretty much (maybe coincidence). Then doing the treatment seemed to start aggravating my t slightly for an hour...

Thx for me the greatest benefit of llt would be to get some frequencies back. Anne recommended this place: http://www.emmagjestehus.no/emma-gjestehus I only speak English and their website is in cipher. Do people in Norway know English well? Seems like her treatments are long so there would...

Grrr! Try this App on iTunes called 'iRetrainer'. It might help

i was hoping to get some feedback. I have moderate high frequency hearing loss equal in both ears and was suggested for an hearing aid. I have T in only my left ear so we fitted only that one. I have no gotten a low volume, high pitch in my other ear . Does it make sense do get a hearing aid for...

@Martin69 i think my T is similar to yours. My T is a very high frequency electrical buzzing in the brain ...not in the ears. I wonder which is worse ... in the brain buzzing or in the ears. It feels very loud ... i can hear it over the TV or in the bus or subway. The shower masks it. I find...

...I will have to say yes, in my case it did, I took 2x 500mg extra strength Tylenol within 24 hours, a day or two later I got a new low frequency tone - around 100hz - and more new tones followed in the next few weeks. My T is stable until I do something to aggravated it so I genuinely believe...

My T is loud and I have good hearing thresholds still. In a sound booth the T makes it harder to hear some of the high frequency beeps, but it's very high frequency and I can still pick them up. No detectable hearing loss. I'm sure hearing loss can make things worse, but I don't think...

Update on day 5. H is gone, but no change in high-frequency T. Low-frequency T improvement is spuratic. This stuff sure makes me tired! I'm sleeping great...almost too great. I also feel a little punch drunk for a few hours after taking it. Another potential side-effect, I was told, is...

I have some hearing loss in the 3k-4k range but that's it. I have a high frequency tinnitus as well.

I can sleep okay now but the first month was tough - I took melatonin and also use some noise app on my iPhone to focus the Brain on other noise - at low volume of course - such as white noise or high frequency chimes sounds I still use these sounds at night helps a lot shutting down the t After...

As far as I understand you can not protect against low frequency noise. That's why you can hear bass through walls, and not the other higher frequencies. Ears plugs are the same as those walls...low frequency sounds will penetrate them. I believe driving with ear plugs is kind of pointless for...

Thanks, @Mister Muso Yeah, I can imagine the drilling into the jaw being quite intense! But like you say it’s for a short amount of time, certainly much less that the tooth drilling. :) Where did you get the implant fitted? As in upper or lower jaw? front or back? Any increase in your T?

I don’t do anything, so I guess I’ve habituated and often can be masked by background sounds. It’s not always the same intensity either and sometimes it goes away when the muscle(s) eventually relax. It’s quite independent from my normal T. Today it’s a low constant hum, not pulsatile. Not...

As I said, and say it again. I gain earing on 8Mhz without any special medication, just Betahistine and running everyday. So In that I agree with you, cause it did happen to me. No discussion in there. The problem is to fix the high frequencies. That jus the point i´m talking about. Another...

My T began 5 weeks ago, high pitched exclusively in the left ear and at the time it seemed to be caused by a few minutes of high pitched metal cutting noise the day before. I saw an ENT a week later and the audiogram showed no low frequency hearing loss, although this could have been...

@Ashley Ann So I am going to put this here. And say "take a look at my recent post" - that I am about to put up (Forgot My Glasses etc). I have a baseline general hiss which I can handle - very low. And another one on the left mostly that is 4/5 on the Fleegle Scale (if you are following my...

Yes you can get bad T with otosclerosis (ask me how I know), I doubt hearing aids are going to prevent your from getting T since the low frequency T that comes from O is of a mechanical origin due to the stiffness in the middle ear. The aids may help you hear better indeed for a while. You can...

I’ve started getting an ultra low hum in one ear, but not all the time. But more than fleeting. It’s like a propellor plane flying in the distance. Very low frequency and seems to pulsate at the same rate as my heart yet not perfectly in sync with it ie a bit delayed. Also I can’t hear it when...