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...first month. I was happy for a while. Still kind of am, but I'm full of fear again. 2 weeks a go I posted that I may have a wind sounding reactive T. Not sure I still do have the same sound or just forgot how it sounded. But for the past weeks I just thought to my self, maybe I'm just...

...a lot more and I have been sad at all about my T. More like just bothered by it. Anyways, from my 2nd-3rd week of tunnitus I had developed reactive tinnitus, so around mid September or so. It was a ringing at first then it turned it something that sounded like an amber alert. Somewhat similar...

How does one habituate when their tinnitus changes pitch and tones around different things? I have loud reactive t and bad h. At first it was just regular tinnitus and then the day after onset it changed to reactive t and I developed h at the same time it became reactive. I just dont...

...But then, an ear infection and an inappropriate ENT procedure caused a long-lasting worsening. Since that moment, my tinnitus has become very reactive to most of the sounds around me. Have you found any ways to make your tinnitus less reactive? Any strategies or tips to share? Thanks a lot!

Diagnosed w/occipital neuralgia. Covid kick started causing reactive T and light sensitivity. Neck stiffness and pain. Hope everyone is ok

Hi Joe, how would you desribe you T sound? And is it bilateral, reactive...? thx

How do you deal with Reactive T and H? Do you force through noise or protect?

Any advice on Reactive T? I wear protection almost constantly in home. Including sleep. Any sound could trigger it.

I want to start working out to help my physical & mental state. But I am afraid to with my reactive T, have a fear it will worsen it..

This week marks a year since this (reactive t and loudness h) started. One year homebound. What a fucking year lmao

My T seems to be quite reactive. When I try white noise my T goes up quite drastically after some hours. Anybody with experience with this? Is TRT the right way to go anyway?

Reactive severe T is so much easier to deal with than dysphagia. Never knew or could even imagine that, until I got both.

I have had tinnitus for 22 years this spring, and I have been living OK with it for most of the time. The last couple of months it has changed, and from what I read, it is now reactive. Some people will call this Hyperacusis, but to me it makes no difference what we call it. Is it possible...

Can't listen to any digital audio so I can't study for my exams. 2.5 years of effort and money gone. Reactive T killed everything.

...really there in the mornings but seems to have a "winding up" effect so appears on days when I'm exposed to a lot of noise. It seems to be reactive too and sounds a bit like the background noise at 1:30 in this video: So here I am. I don't have hyperacusis except to very loud noises and my...

...Easter eggs together, you know, those plastic ones, and in my worsened ear that now has tinnitus, guess what? there is a "ring" coinciding with the simple " snaps" of a plastic egg. Very low on the db scale, yet it REACTS to that. This IS reactive T. This is IMO, a part of H. Happy Easter!

@Kain On the pulsating tinnitus question. Its probably not to odd. I'm getting some crazy reactive T after 3 years of a pretty constant Eee!

I am curious to how many here have fluctuating (reactive) tinnitus as I do or perceive that I do. If you do, please answer a few questions? You can just copy the questions and add answers to each. Thank you ahead of time. 1) How long have you had tinnitus? 2) Has it always fluctuated? 3)...

...I've had T for about 4 months now, the first 3 months I just had T, but the last month I started H, and my T just recently began to be reactive to sounds now. Yesterday I put on my Widex Zen Hearing Devices and turned on the Hearing Aid Feature, which seemed to lessen my H and even the...

...be said. So I find myself in a dilemma... My question boils down to this: If I expose myself to levels of sound that repeatedly prompt my reactive T and H (but that would not normally be deemed loud enough to do harm to ears) is that actually likely to worsen my T and H long term? Is it...

Hey, I’m 3 months into T that has developed into reactive/spiking from conversations-level volume in the past 2-3 weeks. How did you go about with your exposure therapy in the beginning? If I even put on white noise on my phone with the volume 1 button press above mute is enough to spike me.

Massive spike. Been doing well. Went to restaurant on birthday with ear protection. Now reactive even higher pitched T.

My profile describes my story with T & H if you are interested. :) I have sound reactive tinnitus in my right ear. My T is quietest first thing in the morning when I wake up after the long silence of sleeping. However, once I get up and start doing things it tends to wind up. It doesn't get...