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Causes of tinnitus include....trauma, depression, anxiety, tmj. I can't find tinnitus listed as a side effect of naproxen. Intermittent tinnitus is very common and can be caused by a number of conditions. What's important is taking care of depression and anxiety and hopefully the body heals itself.

Thanks @Lyman for your updates. They give a pretty concise description of what to expect if a person were to do his program. That said, it would be unfortunate if people fail distinguish between the message and the messenger. I myself think there's a LOT of potential for improvements in...

Hi @blake991. Sorry to hear you're going through this, especially being a new mom and wanting to focus your energy and attention on your baby. My tinnitus is a bit similar to yours with some differences. Mine is intermittent, some days I have it and some days I don't. I often experience going...

An update on my intermittent fasting experiment. Frankly it has had no impact on my tinnitus but I have made some progress with some other issues I have connected to inflammation. I have some swollen lymph nodes in my neck which have reduced in size by 50% - I also have another issue which I...

No problem about the length, mate. It definitely sounds like you’re dealing with something that nobody seems to fully understand. It seems to go beyond just hyperacusis and resembles a kind of sensitivity or intermittent chronic pain centered in your ears. I believe some writers, like Dr. Howard...

There is another version of intermittent fasting. Fast for 16 hours everyday and eat using an 8 hour window.That means skipping mainly breakfast. Also do not overindulge during eating window.

Isn’t Dr. Shore’s study closed for new patients now? I got a reply from a local ENT... “Thank you for contacting re the OTO-313 study. Can you tell me something about your tinnitus. Start date, severity, one-sided or bilateral, any associated hearing loss, intermittent or constant, etc.”

Hello, I just wanted to share how I got much much better from my noise induced tinnitus. The one thing that has helped me a lot is fasting. It turns out that many great things happen to your body when you fast. I recommend you watch the following video about the effects of fasting and give it a...

When I think back, I used to get this intermittent ringing in my ear but thought not too much of it as it would only be for a few minutes and would then disappear. This was obviously a warning sign and I basically ignored it, because it never really bothered me. T doesn’t become a problem until...

I used to have 3 tones a high tone, medium oscillating tone, and a intermittent low tone. Since increasing my Prednisone, the tone has become more high pitched. I don't hear any low tones anymore. It is also becoming reactive. What does this mean? I don't know what to do.

I got morse code type tinnitus 6 months ago and still have some problems to adjust... Is it possible to adjust to it with time? Like habituation? Because it's not my regular hissing that is constant, it's intermittent and so far really hard to ignore it. Is there people around who have get used...

@Ozwel has inspired me to declare war on tinnitus. I've decided to start Etanercept on prescription in a month or so. I will combine this with an anti-inflammatory gluten free, organic vegan diet + natural TNF inhibitors (curcumin, spirulina, etc.) + intermittent fasting. Will get in touch with...

My tinnitus high-pitched and very unstable. It is not masked by anything but the shower. Sometimes not even that. My audiogram is fine up to 6000 Hz so it doesn't typically interfere with my hearing. In my early days I could not stand anything like frying pans, vacuums, fans, etc. My tinnitus...

I have been experiencing intermittent, unilateral Tinnitus for 4-6 weeks and visited my PCP, yesterday. He decided to do Complete Blood Chemistry and ordered an MRI. I thought this was a little aggressive on the diagnosis side and I thought he would refer me to an ENT. He said if the blood...

I don't really understand this phenomenon. If it's possible to have silence intermittently, why can't the brain filter tinnitus out permanently? I had one of my sounds silent for about an hour this morning, but it's back.

...8/10 it has more to do with the intensity or volume. I hear my tinnitus all day non-stop 24/7 but that means it’s constant, not intermittent tinnitus. I can hear it at work right now when I’m busy or preoccupied and it’s like a 4/10 but when I get home and I’m in a more quiet environment or...

Hello, I thought I would introduce myself and share my story. Tinnitus was one of the first symptoms of my COVID-19 infection in March 2020. Tinnitus came on suddenly along with dizziness and a racing heart. I remember lying in bed watching my heart rate on my watch inexplicably jump whilst...

May I ask how loud? Mine is barely perceptible but just loud enough to get me particularly in bed. I am a side sleeper. Haven't identified it getting better or worse based on the side I sleep but I am still investigating.

I received two lower dental implants and now I have intermittent tinnitus in my right ear. It's worse in the morning and nighttime. If I clench my lower jaw, I can block out the tinnitus and replace it with the high-pitched tinnitus I had every few days my entire life prior to this full-blown...

Not exactly sure where to post this but it seems that whenever I "pop" my ears by opening my mouth/moving my jaw around my tinnitus disappears for a good couple of seconds. I can also bring it back by doing the same thing, if I am not currently experiencing it. My T sounds like a high pitched...

...really frustrating. I also did a high impact Zumba Strong class which made the tinnitus much worse for several days. I’m going to stick to fast walking and Latin dance class. I have endolymphatic hydrops tinnitus which means I have intermittent tinnitus and I cope ok with a white noise...

There's no such thing as normal tinnitus. Some have high pitched, some low pitched, some loud, some quiet; some constant, some reactive, some intermittent, some hissing, some screeching and some people's come and go, some peoples changes every five minutes. My point is. Everyone's is different...

...pathology in the brain? I think I read many times that hissing is created in a different way than a pure tone tinnitus or intermittent tinnitus. There shall be different brain mechanism for all these. So how Neuromod can claim that the quality / type of the tinnitus sound itself doesn’t...

Hello Everyone! My name is Kriszti, I'm 31 and I'm from Eastern Europe. Here is my tinnitus (?) story an I have some questions at the end. In 2016, my left ear rang for 2 weeks, went to audiology, ended up with an Eustach tube problem, but the ringing stopped. At the beginning of 2017, it made...

Please help. I’ve had tinnitus for 26 years and I was habituated. However, I had a total hysterectomy and 4 weeks post op my tinnitus spiked in my right ear. The spike has lasted for a month now. So I went to TJ Maxx today and an intermittent alarm went off while in the store. I had my...

i feel your pain. it was already fairly bad in my mid 30's - i had occasional rare tinnitus in my 20's which gradually changed from intermittent to constant - had to drop out of symphony orchestra violinist which was really devastating -

Judging by my experience the chances of tinnitus actually going and staying away 100% after being there for more than a year is virtually zero.

Hi @Luman I have intermittent tinnitus but call it another name: fluctuating tinnitus. My tinnitus can be: completely silent like today. Mild, moderate or severe. It no longer reaches extremely severe levels that would last for many days then slowly subside. When my tinnitus is severe I...

No, it's actually on the louder side today. I was doing really good starting 3 weeks ago until about yesterday. Case said 30 days so I'm going to try and stick it out.

There is hearing loss without tinnitus. Fact. That leads me to believe we can be healed without growing hair cells.

Hello Everyone, It has been a long time since I posted here as my tinnitus got to a point where it stabilized and I was habituated to it. To the point where even when I did notice it or had a brief spike, I wasn't bothered. My current spike has only been going since two nights ago, and may be...

I’m sorry to hear that. Mine is still the same. It’s like a vibration that stops with any incoming sound. But as soon as the sound stops and there is silence, my ear drum starts vibrating. It’s very uncomfortable because it’s very intermittent. Monday I’m going to see my neurologist again for...

...and as she ages her hearing worsens: she has mild tinnitus. My father has some hearing problems too: mild to moderate but intermittent tinnitus. Some people have good hearing profiles, their tinnitus is not noise induced but it's loud. It's bugging me, I'm trying to figure out what may...

Hello, I am a single woman in my mid-50s with very little history of noise exposure. Life was great, but things changed last August 6. I took a lesson at an indoor firing range while wearing earmuff hearing protection, but I did not know I should double up with earplugs. During the lesson...

Hi Glynis To be honest I don't hear it at all when I exercise, which confuses me. So it's not there when I'm standing, sitting or exercising. I am very confused which is what greats most of my anxiety. Can Pulsatile Tinnitus be intermittent ? Ryan

Well I don't have tinnitus anymore but I'm still aggravated by intermittent ear pain and pain across my cheek, which leads me to wonder whether my initial incident caused something like TMJ syndrome. Is it possible for a loud gong noise to do that? Does TMJ resolve eventually?

Well, I guess the members of this board have nothing to worry about then.

I think it was around 1985 when I first started having intermittent tinnitus and it was around 2000 when it became persistent (24/7). It has ebbs and flows where it is more intense, but never goes away. It is exacerbated by arthritis in that every NSAID seems to make it worse. I have had...

The results are ambiguous though, so I don't blame you. According to them, before treatment, persistent tinnitus was found in 100 ears, and after treatment, persistent tinnitus was only found in 50 ears. This to me reads like the treatment eliminated tinnitus in 50% of patients. But then they go...

I have had fluttering in one ear since June 2022. It was intermittent and eased off gradually, I barely noticed the changes. At its worst, it would rage for up to an hour, perhaps upto four times a day. Gradually over the months, the length of time it fluttered has reduced. Now it occurs...

Hello. I have intermittent tinnitus in my left ear of 9 month's standing, following an accident. I hear fine - then static/vibration and pain. I am being treated for possible Middle Ear Myoclonus. Does anyone else have pain with their sound? what are you being treated for? With thanks.

I'm surprised you're on Tinnitus Talk then. Did you have it worse before?

Hi all. Before I go into the details of my changing T, I want to give a brief background of myself for those who have not read my other posts. I developed bilateral T towards the end of April. I was diagnosed with mild bilateral high frequency hearing loss. It eventually settled to a multi-tone...

Yeah but what is it? Is it when it gets twice as loud? When you can hear it over masking? Sorry if this is a stupid question. I'm asking because I have some intermittent symptoms. Do I have mild tinnitus and these are spikes? Or do I just have days with tinnitus and days without?

...go away. I ordered a new bottle and after a few days, the buzzing softened and eventually went almost completely away. Enough to tolerate it. With that said, my friend’s soft intermittent tinnitus got louder! I guess like everything else we’ve tried, not everything helps everyone. Good luck!

I did keto and intermittent fasting for months when I first got tinnitus (not for tinnitus but because I couldn’t lift weights or run). No effect now that I’m back to exercise and eating carbohydrates.

No, I don't need to. My tinnitus is very very mild and intermittent and my hyperacusis only comes and goes. The hardest part about my tinnitus is focusing at work when it flares up, and the emotional hit from losing my ability to play electric guitar and drums.

Hmm I realize you might be talking to the OP but how do I get the doctors to check me out for this? Well I am getting an MRI so hopefully something shows. This could be my issue too although my very reactive tinnitus came a few days after a cold a year ago. I get these almost fleeting...

Hi, Morgan, I also have intermittent tinnitus that chirps like crickets, (and lately more like Morse code - I like that description). The louder the tinnitus the higher the pitch. Mine disappeared for 10 months, but both onsets were associated with an intense season at work. I'm still dealing...

Well I took Clonazepam with little issue for a year or so after tinnitus onset. Withdrawal was largely uneventful. Since a recent worsening in my noxacusis that has caused me great stress I was taking 2-3 1 mg doses of Clonazepam a month for about the past four months. The last dose was...

I have sought tinnitus resources since I have recently experienced an onset of persistent medium and high frequency tones, mainly it seems in my left ear, since my COVID-19 vaccination in December 2020. It is not audibly painful or distracting, yet. However, I have never had this in the past...

This happens to me with sounds around 1500 Hz, piano notes are especially bad for enciting reactive whailing directly inside my ear (not coming from the source, the tinnitus ramps up hard in a distorted, intermittent, rapidly pulsating chaotic tone, close to the piano note, always one tone...

Hello everyone, You might recognize my username from other posts here. This year, I have experienced several noise-related incidents that have affected my noxacusis (trigeminal nerve pain, particularly in my left ear). In January, my neighbor played very loud music for 15 to 30 seconds, which...

@Julian87: Of course my French brother, there are all kinds of tinnitus. Intermittent t is one of them. These numbers are estimates at best. Mine went away after a week, only to return. I’ve had static or ringing ever since. Some t goes away for some people completely, with no explanation.

You've stumbled upon this https://www.tinnitustalk.com/threads/chronic-cervicogenic-tinnitus-rapidly-resolved-by-intermittent-use-of-cervical-collar.17556/ Here is the article about the patient: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4803736/ SUMMARY: A lady had neck problems and...

Well after 4 months of been almost tinnitus free, it's back, with a vengeance. I really had forgot how wholly consuming it is & how unless you've suffered it, no one truly understands. I'm reluctant to socialise, and I am withdrawing, and I'm doing all of this knowing it's not what to do! My...

6 weeks to the day with tinnitus. Am still having intermittent pain in ears and feel the need to constantly pop them - which always helps. I’m supposed to fly for 6 hours on Weds and then 6 hours back on Monday and don’t know if I can do it. Any advice?

Liam is the worst type of scammer the one who uses people suffering and desperation for its own profit and selfishness. People are literally committing suicide over severe tinnitus and this clown is preaching that dry fasting,intermittent fasting or keto can fix it that is just so scientifically...

Hi there, yep! 3 main tinnitus sounds for me. -1 in left ear modulating between 3 kHz & 4 kHz. -1 high pitched (around 10 kHz) in the center of the head. -1 at 3.5 kHz (intermittent) in the right ear. I had 3 or 4 more sounds in the first 3 months... (buzz, cricket, paper sound)... I...