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I went to see my ENT today and no, he didn't do any 'procedures' except for cleaning my ears (which was full of earwax - thus making it seem like T is louder than one ear - now it sounds equal on both) and checking my hearing (which appears perfect). He said it is most likely due to stress for...

Thanks so much for the words of encouragement! :) I went to see my ENT today and he said the exact same thing as you. Well, other than now realizing the T is on both sides instead of terrifying one-sided (after my ear is free from earwax lol..), I'm now coping much better than a few days ago...

I hope so. Although this morning I woke up feeling the Tinnitus is not as bad as yesterday. But worryingly, I can hear on the right side of my ear (the side that yesterday I also hear more ringing on) somewhat less than my left . I can tell just by hearing my own voice. Like it's a bit more...

I also really hope that it's be nothing serious and that it'll fade over time. The alarm clock is seriously not loud. I used the decibel meter app on the phone to quickly check how loud it was.. it was just slightly above 82-85 dB and I immediately turned it off after 3-4 seconds or so.. which I...

I'm definitely trying to stay calm and getting on with my day as normal as I can (even though I didn't get much sleep last night because I can hear it so clearly, especially on my right ear). Yes, definitely no headphones til then! I will be seeing my local ENT this week and fingers crossed it's...

Hi everyone, A little background: I'm a 26 year-old avid music listener and always have my bluetooth headphones (on-ear) with me, whether it's listening while walking, on the train, at uni while working, etc. But I'm not the type to listen to loud music at all (mostly classical, jazz, show...