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I think the terms need to be better defined and dysacusis and hyperacusis not assumed to have one cause. This is as much as a researcher issue as a layperson issue. Anyway, research has shown there is a phenomenon of "central gain" that occurs after hearing damage especially adjacent to the...

...exposure does not do a thing to my dysacusis, it fluctuates on its own. I have wild pressure changes just from the slightest changes in altitude or even head position. My dysacusis is mathematically related to it, it fluctuates with the pressure changes. I also have vertigo and facial pains...

Dear Vicki, your words exactly describe my experience with this. My heart goes out to all of us.

...time have been the high-pitched "eee" which you're experiencing and a feeling of blocked eustachian tubes similar to when you're in a high altitude or flying in a plane. I don't feel pressure but the ears won't completely unblock. As far as Ayurveda, I tried a combo of Yograj Guggulu and...

...seems to help to lift my mood.... can I ask... would anyone know or have they experienced a spike in their t because of being at a higher altitude and it being really windy?! . Suppose I'm just no where near habituation as this affects me so much and I hear it all the time. Right now, my...

...as someone else here suggested. Follow the directions on the box; read them in advance. You take the Earplanes out when you reach cruising altitude and then can pop in foam plugs or use noise cancelling headphones to cut the noise from the plane. Put the plugs back in about 30 minutes/one...

...as someone else here suggested. Follow the directions on the box; read them in advance. You take the Earplanes out when you reach cruising altitude and then can pop in foam plugs or use noise cancelling headphones to cut the noise from the plane. Put the plugs back in about 30 minutes/one...

...from that resulted a bit of head congestion without fluid. During that time we went camping and my boyfriend and I drove down to a lower altitude, which is when I started to feel a bit woozy in the head. At the campsite I felt a bit nautious (about 5 min) and recovered. We spent two days...

Can you please tell how are you feeling now and if you have had any improvements? Have you tried any treatments or drugs?

...the Eustachian Tube inflammation would be cured. The blockage was very hard with my ears hurting with all little pressure changes as 200 m altitude changes by car. I undergone Sinus/Turbinate Surgery in November 2020 to help healing the inflammation. Today the inflammation is mostly cured, I...

...If I go up a fast elevator (e.g. 30 floors), I will feel my ears block up like normal, I swallow a couple of times and it relieves the altitude pressure, but there is still this other pressure that is there that won't release. It almost feels like it is a bit deeper, or a slightly different...

...used to wear earplugs while driving on the highway but I noticed that my ears hurt, got full and popped when I took them out. I don't want to risk with altitude barotrauma. But unexpected sounds happen. I am going to wear comfortable earplugs while driving. What earplugs do you wear when...

...multiple times/second. I've never experienced something like this so far. Majority of these were painful. After the plane reached to max altitude, the poppings became reasonable, at least the pain associated with them was gone. The descent was roughly the same, i sighed and did nothing about...

...of the fetus' lungs. This has been associated with low birth weight, although not with increased rates of neonatal death.[8] High altitude illnesses Dexamethasone is used in the treatment of high altitude cerebral edema, as well as pulmonary edema. It is commonly carried on mountain...

Hi Jennifer, I´m feeling just like you at the moment, my ringing hissing eeeeeeeing started three weeks ago and i refused to believe that it wouldn´t go away, but it´s starting to dawn on me that this shit is real and might be here to stay. My husband works in India and i have just moved to...

...now and then when showering, using electric toothbrush etc. I believe this is the tensor tympani spasming -- Current problem kicked off by altitude changes and subsequent irritation from using EarPopper/valsalva method frequently -- I have used headphones more frequently than most as I'm a...

...Other times the tinnitus sounded like a “roaring” noise, or the constant white noise sound one hears when in an airplane at cruising altitude. I assumed the cause was the cold/fever I had suffered, but I always wondered whether it also could have been caused by a loud white noise machine...

...better, either is a step in the right direction. Tinnitus can be caused and exacerbated by barotrauma (e.g., when descending quickly from altitude after a long flight), but this type usually can resolve quicker than some after the equalizing the pressure in the middle ear and draining any...

...most invasive high pitched ringing in my ears that I have ever had, accompanied by a kind of pressure in my head that almost reminds me of altitude changes when flying. It has been triggering severe panic attacks, as well as disrupted my eating and sleeping to a great degree. I wake up nearly...

...I'm 25 years old and my tinnitus started in December of 2016. I was driving to a doctor's appointment and went through some higher altitude areas, popped my ears by yawning as I normally would do. I didn't notice the noise until I was in the quiet of the exam room, but it hasn't left me...

...there may have been a little air in the injection as I felt something similar to the pain that anyone who has flown with a cold at high altitude might feel when the pressure finally breaks loose. It was not intense and at no time did I ever feel pain that I would rate over a 1. In fact I'm...

...deprivation was when I had an actual pressure equalization that seemed to last. That happened only when I was driving to a slightly higher altitude or that the car had uhm, air conditioning but not from the engine, just “air blowing from outside”, it’s some stupid feature. The fact is that it...

...have increased. My T loud days become more if I travel by car for long distance how about yours? If the travelling involves a change of altitude then yes, my T gets worse. Going up and down hills affects it badly. I tend to wear headphones with an audio book or rain sounds when travelling...

...events that caused me physical discomfort. One was an airshow, where I experienced real pain from fighter jet engines hovering over at a low altitude, and another was a rock concert where the audio engineer was clearly breaking the law. I recall my late father getting out his dB meter at said...

...you don't have the other problems associated with ETD and middle ear inflammation, pressure differences, pain in the ears when changing altitude you etc... Your opinion also sounds legit about the dry nasal passages, but without antihistaminics, those allergens would cause even more havoc in...

...by a very loud and intrusive Tinnitus in my left ear, the feeling of fullness (like someone had blown up a balloon in my ear/pressure from altitude change on an airplane) and partial deafness. I went into a complete state of panic, burst into tears and though oh my god its happening again but...

...it is not foolish and irresponsible to eat salad, to drink Coke, to take ibuprofen, to chew a Hershey bar, to live up in the Rockies at altitude, and to put spices in foods. If we constantly ruminate about the future, we will be unable to take full advantage of the present - not only to...