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I do know one solution that can "cure" TTTS though - but I wouldn't advice it. My doctor told me, that if it didn't get any better after a year or two - he could sever the the muscle/string that's the problem when having TTTS. TTTS is due to the muscle in the ear that normally protects the ear...

I thought I would make a follow up on my "tch" sound issue (TTTS): In january last year, I was operated in my ear, and about a month later my TTTS started. It became worse over about a month, and after that it stayed the same for some time. But suddenly one day in april, I woke op and my TTTS...

About a year and a half ago, I started a conversation about my ear, where I would get a "tch" sound every time I spoke or when loud noises happened. This turned out to be TTTS (tonic tensor tympani syndrome) - and you can read about it here...

I guess you're right. But luckely we don't have music during the dinner, only after when the "party" begins.

I'll try to minimize the noise. I've been managing most of the day (it's 13:36 here ind Denmark), but during the lunch the sounds of plates being stacked etc. triggered it quite alot - so I've been using ear plugs during the lunch. Hopefully it'll get better soon. I'm to be married in august -...

Thank you Bill Bauer! This helped quite alot. I've read up on this, especially this article: http://hearinglosshelp.com/blog/do-i-have-tonic-tensor-tympani-syndrome-ttts/ All the symptoms fit! And just knowing what is is has helped me quite alot!.. After my operation I could hear my own pulse...

Hello. The short version: I'm getting a loud "Tch" sound when I start and stop talking (or when there's loud noices). If I rest it seams the problem goes away a short while. The full version: I've been quite distressed the past two weeks. And hoped someone in here could help me figure out...