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Thanks for posting about somatic...seems that I have it. I'm not sure why I have tinnitus, but assumed it was caused by loud noise, especially considering that there's one frequency that my left ear doesn't hear very well. However, there's no doubt at all that I am able to change the pitch and...

Also get some change in pitch and volume (less) by putting pressure on the neck, right behind the mastoid process, so I guess I'm putting pressure on the sterno cleido mastoid muscle. I tried pressing on the temple, as described by carlover, and changed the pitch, but not the volume. The muscle...

Does anyone else find that pulling on your ear can at times change the tone and lower the volume of your tinnitus? This works for me, but only temporarily. I'm not sure what it means. It's a little weird.

That's hilarious and moving all at once. G, B and U is one of the few movies I own.

Hi everyone, I'm 65 years old and have had tinnitus in the left ear for some years now. An ENT guy has told me that there is one frequency that I don't hear very well in that ear, so I'm assuming that's the cause of the tinnitus. However, whatever frequency it is, I don't think I need it, as...