Search results for query: intermittent tinnitus

Hi @Natalie Roberts. Lovely to hear from you and I bet your girls have grown up loads. I hope it's my meds but with many years with tinnitus and Meniere's Disease I know the nature of the beast so one day at a time. love Glynis xx

Hey @DebInAustralia. Curious where you read about Quercetin being ototoxic? I’ve been taking it + Bromelain for about a year prior to my chronic onset of tinnitus (that’s been intermittent for 5 years). However, and I’ll update this in my original thread, 2-3 days of high dose Prednisone took...

Good to hear. Yes sorry, I missed your other reply. That is interesting because I have vibrations and nerve sensations all around my body too. However, I've had that throughout my life and only recently had this, so there may be no correlation. But let's keep that in mind if we notice more...

Plenty of people with tinnitus have complete silence, and sometimes for an extended period (e.g. 1-2 days). They have intermittent tinnitus, which is quite common.

Intermittent, gone for most of the day. Very manageable. It's not a soul crushing burden that makes me want to die anymore. I think the PRP treatment has a lot to do with that but sadly I have no evidence. I'm sure he will even tell you that there are no guarantees so if you do approach this, do...

This is interesting to me because I’m in a very similar category to you. I wake up with loud spikes that eventually go. I also have intermittent stuff that comes and goes and I can’t figure out any the connection. Yours sounds very similar. I would love to know more. You immediately get a...

Sorry to hear that, Mine doesnt stop by plugging ears, but I have another intermittent low frequency (brown noise) buzzing tone that does. That tone can be both heard and felt, and putting a finger in my left ear (where the tone is at) stops it... the same happens if I listen to a brown noise...

For me the tones started to become intermittent and then the volume started to decrease after five nights... head tinnitus didn't come back in three weeks. Had a short episode again two days ago but still doing better as before the Tinnitus Mix.

So for a number of years have always had a very low level of tinnitus. I lost a dear friend in December and the month before and during December my tinnitus has gotten worse which is now basically pulsating in my right ear. I have had an MRI and CT scan and both came back normal. I will say...

Can you describe what exactly typewriter tinnitus is like? I had an ear surgery to remove an osteoma. After surgery I developed intermittent clicking in my ear. Dr said it would likely go away and I’ve seen others mention ear clicking being temporary after surgery. However, it’s be a year since...

For a long time I had to battle to convince G.P's my Daughter then 7 should not have a clicking noise in her ear that I could hear up to 6 inches away ! , we had both been reduced to tears that she was hearing things ! and I her Mother was making her anxiety of hearing things worse by being...

I’m not so sure. She and what sounds like fairly mild intermittent beeping tinnitus for 18 months. It could easily be coincidence I’m afraid.

Hi all, I underwent what I thought is an acoustic shock with headphones back in March. While I have largely habituated to my tinnitus, I have some TTTS in my right ear and some sensitivity to higher frequency sounds. My right ear is the one with a more significant hearing loss as well...

@dfw, couldn't agree more! -- I've recently been experimenting with modified intermittent fasting, and the preliminary results have given me my first real sense of hope since my severe tinnitus/hyperacusis odyssey started over six months ago. -- Best!

65vwbus, I don't know what else to say, except that I'm so sorry you have the three different tones to your tinnitus, plus the pain. Is your pain constant, or intermittent? Are you staying in touch with your doctor? Lots of hugs to you, and I hope that one day, your tinnitus will begin to...

...the melatonin supplementation, I would wake up approximately every 45 minutes all night long. Golly, you are so lucky to have intermittent tinnitus!:) Mine fluctuates, which is better than loud 24/7, but I wish it would disappear for weeks at a time. Sleep no longer affects my tinnitus; but...

Thank you for your reply Greg. I realise that the problem could be arterial but so far have not found much information on pulsatile tinnitus with pain. Hadn't considered high blood pressure as I am actually a long-term user of beta blockers as a migraine preventative. Apart from the pulse and...

6th month mark. So. To keep this not too long... I wish I had good news to report, but I do not have any. My tinnitus appears to be steadily the same as 6 months ago when it began. I really hoped to see some improvement by now, but apart from few minor random moments of low tinnitus nothing...

What makes you think that? As far as I know @kelpiemsp had had tinnitus for a very long time, since childhood. During the treatment his tinnitus fluctuated between being better and coming back. Regarding the timing question: I think Neuromod is very aware that individualised timings work...

I know this post is from awhile ago but I could not resist responding because I had no clue any medicine would quiet tinnitus. How well does it work?

Hello all, I'm new to tinnitus and am seeking advice on how to manage it. In short, I had a severe adverse reaction to the antidepressant Fluoxetine, which caused me nerve pain as well as a ton of other side effects. I developed tinnitus a week or so after I stopped the medication, so it seems...

Thank you for your kind note. Yes, I feel fortunate to have the diagnosis. Knowing why can definitely help someone cope with such rattling symptoms. To answer your questions, my pulsatile tinnitus and autophony are intermittent but frequent. Generally, day-to-day noise and goings-on often...

Hi, @Stocktrader86, I have a couple of thoughts about your condition. First of all, it is possible that, since your pulsating is intermittent, it could be tensor tympani syndrome. http://www.hyperacusis.net/other-factors/tensor-tympani-syndrome/ Tensor tympani may be associated with...

I see people speculating if FX-322 will help hyperacusis/noxacusis. Any speculation on if regeneration via FX-322 or another drug will help with TTTS at all? Also, my tinnitus is very reactive. When people speak of improvement, I wonder about reactivity. Of course it’s great to see these...

I developed sudden tinnitus after surgery a week ago. I was told that the prednisilone needs to be taken within 2-4 weeks to be effective. Took it for one day and all symptoms vanished. Came back the next day so am back on it and hoping for a miracle. I can hear fine, just have horrid...

I have persistent, intermittent tinnitus. Some days, it's there for a few hours, and stops. Others, it's on all day with no breaks. I would say that it's about 90% middle-head, sometimes a bit more on one side, because I sleep on my side with one earplug partially in whatever ear I'm not...

Hi @gorzakus -- I didn't watch the video, but I don't think 2-3 weeks of fasting is necessary, and may even be dangerous if not conducted under pretty strict conditions. Given the environment we live in these days, I think it's more advantageous to think in terms of intermittent fasting, which...

Good idea. I thought about doing that too, two in one would be a greater benefit. I’m going to stick to regular for another month and see what happens. I heard stories of people treating their tinnitus with fasting too.

I will have the same surgery but in 4-5 months from now according to my surgeon. I am scared of Empty Nose Syndrome more than any tinnitus spike. Please keep us updated here if you want, I will follow this thread. Wish you the best and speedy recovery and no complications after the surgery.

Hi there, I have posted before a long time ago now. My name is Lorna and I am a 47-year-old woman who works a a teaching assistant. Three years ago I had tinnitus in left ear, it was intermittent and like beeping that would eventually become one long tone. It would stop but always start...

@SillyMama your mentions of jerking eyes and tinnitus better/ or worse with different head/neck positions may start with cervical spondylosis – neck arthritis where bony growths may compress the vertebral arteries. Together or with very little age progression spondylosis - the vertebral...

Bastard indeed. I may have to go on a AD myself to break out of my noise loop. I hate the side effects though. I have hearing loss and tinnitus similar to you. Good luck to you with the black seed oil and keep us updated.

@JudyM Thank you for your kind comments Judy it is much appreciated. It took many months to write this article as I was going through a very difficult time with my tinnitus. I threw the towel in many times but support from some close friends enabled me to finish it. I am working on another...

Thanks for the kind words. The list of causes for the intermittent sensation of aural fullness is long and best left to folks who know more than I, but the fact that your ENTs "have found nothing abnormal" means that whatever is causing the fullness is of no clinical consequence. The reason...

Thanks for posting the suggestions. I have intermittent tinnitus that I think is muscle-related, and relaxation exercises are helping some. My ENT was completely disinterested, but my TMJ doc cares. He recently suggested a magnesium supplement to help calm over-tense muscles. I'm becoming...

I have had tinnitus from acoustic trauma for 5 1/2 months, caused by a single gunshot after my rifle stock dislodged my earplug without me noticing. I’m worried about how stable my tinnitus will be in the future due to the damage. Currently, it’s a very mild tone that I don’t hear during the...

Who here experiences tinnitus that reacts to the noises around them? I have had very mild tinnitus in both ears for a couple of months (high pitch, low volume, which I had mostly habituated to), but in the past few days my left ear is reacting to certain frequencies (especially electronic ones)...

Hey again Tinnitus Talk! I have my first appointment tomorrow to try and discover where my tinnitus comes from (it's intermittent and unilateral tinnitus, some hours its a 9/10 on the tinnitus scale and some hours it's a 0/10, my root cause diagnosis is muscular/neck tension/TMJ related since...

Hello everyone I was wondering if anyone hear the same tinnitus sound It is similar to ocean sound with beating (pulsing) When it first started with me, i was hearing heartbeat only on my right ear and rarely with the left one As time goes by, it changed to ocean sound and it pulses. It is On...

Hi, @sonicboom2000, No, I'm afraid I don't know of any other blood pressure drugs that we can be sure don't cause tinnitus. However, in your case, since yours is intermittent it may not get any worse. That's something only time will tell. In the meantime, it sounds like you've made some...

Hello there, I've had high frequency tinnitus for many years, it's one of those things that I got used to quite quickly and now I hardly notice it at all. However last year I started having intermittent low frequency tinnitus in my left ear, like many others at first I attributed it to...

I do and some of us here do to, there are threads for low frequency tinnitus or low hum tinnitus or drone noise tinnitus. Mine is intermittent in a sense that I have it for a period of time during what I also have half days/days off then it goes into remission. The "active" periods are...

@shasta0863 -- She has relatively mild antibiotic induced tinnitus from many years ago. She's never had a problem with normal air-powered drills, but she could hardly believe how much quieter the electric one was. Since you're so nervous about this, I would try making a separate visit to a...

Yes, that hum went away after about a year. I suspect it may have been some kind of inflammation of the mastoid as that was only thing that showed up in an MRI. I found Promethazine helped with the hum as did ginger, honey and turmeric drink. The present hum is more problematic. I believe it...

...I make a call,or the phone ringing can bring it on. I've been busy since posting my introduction and have just stopped for a cup of tea. My noise was fine until I made a phone call. I'm wondering if there are any other intermittent tinnitus sufferers who find this happens after using the phone.

I have the same situation, but I have had this just for 4 months. What do you do for sleep?

I know of one tinnitus "faker" who used to work with my mother in the public sector. Initially he used the excuse to get out of conscripted military service, eventually he used it as a way to shirk job responsibilities and eventually retired early. He confided in my mother that it was...

Is there any merit in trying Prednisone after 6-7 months onset of tinnitus and hyperacusis from loud noise exposure? Hyperacusis I believe developed later probably from overprotecting ears and has been improving noticeably with using appropriate protection for the situation and regular exposure...

After 2 overall rather mild days, I had another difficult night which has remained the case so far today. My tinnitus seems ridiculously inconsistent however, it's gone from a high pitch tone at the start to haywire electrical chirping to crickets and now to this strange intermittent electrical...

I would add Magnesium and Potassium citrate to the list.

Hi all, I’ve had a horrible cough and that and my tinnitus have made it hard to sleep. I ask the ENT what to take and she said Mucinex. I need a cough suppressant mainly so I took Mucinex DM. I asked the pharmacist if it was safe with my tinnitus. I didn’t want to aggravate it. He looked and...

Hello everyone! I've had tinnitus for years, almost 24/7, of varying pitches. It has always been louder in my right ear, and the same ear sometimes has what my ENT called pulsatile tinnitus, but it actually *feels* like thudding/rumbling. The PT started after a plane flight with a cold...

I've been struggling with extremely unstable, reactive, and volatile tinnitus for a few weeks now. I'm looking for advice and am interested in knowing if anyone has experienced anything similar. For some background, I had stable single-tonal tinnitus for years until I experienced acoustic...

More like a year. 9.5 kHz. Occasionally (seldom) 4-5 kHz. I realize tinnitus actually means there has to be sound. But there is so much more to damaged inner ears. Sometimes I get the feeling that a very sharp scalpel is cutting through my brains. I hate this condition:mad:

@linearb -- You may find THIS STORY interesting (on a different forum). It's bu a man got rid of his tinnitus after starting a ketogenic diet--after having suffered with tinnitus for 5 1/2 years.

I was in rock 'n roll bands in my youth and have had intermittent tinnitus for 50 years or so. I'm now a performing arts photographer and sometimes am exposed to loud music. Wear earplugs which help but sometimes it's so loud, even they don't help. In recent months it has gotten worse - louder...

I think we have to give up naps.

Hey all, I want to make an important note about the hum. A lot of people with the hum have the same unique experiences with it and it reacts differently to normal tinnitus. For example it stops when moving your head to tapping your head. I have intermittent hum too and it has all those same...

Hi @Diego LR, Sorry to read about your experiences. I have not come across tinnitus originating specifically from digestive issues but, given the number of nerve cells in the gut and the fact that most serotonin is produced there (and, perhaps your initial success with Citalopram), perhaps...

Mine is also very tough on me just now Tracy. Thinking of you, and just wishing things could get better for both of us. Dave xxx