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Mmmmn. I don't want to say. Your experience can be different than mine.

My first one wasn't so good. I'm seeing another one April 2th.

I think good ones will try to help in any way they can. Even if it's just with understanding and support.

Bingo. Yes!

Tell them your main concern is your Tinnitus and you want to get your jaw helped with to see if it can be the cause, maybe. It's up to you to inform them of this.

Okay. Don't take my words as the most informative. I'm just as new as you are, okay? But deep breaths and I will try to help you in when it comes to asking questions. Your doctor probably wants you to see an ENT, because the ENT's specialty is dealing with the ear, where you are experiencing the...

Of course. How are you today? What are you doing?

That's good. If you see an ENT, just be sure to tell them what you think the cause is. Don't let them do unnecessary tests on you. If you look on my profile, in my bookmarks, you can see what tests to avoid with an educated mind! For now, drink lots of water and try to get as much sleep as...

I have no way on how to advise you, because I do not want to steer you in the wrong direction...

I have no idea. I'm not a doctor, please don't see me as a person with all the answers. But by jaw clicking, I mean TMJ. Where you jaw pops out of place and clicks. Or you have the habit of grinding your teeth.

There are many causes of Tinnitus. Whether or not they can find the reason why it happened, I think it depends on how good the ENT is. There also needs to be some info provided on your part, too. Like what were you doing when you first noticed the ringing and such. Any noise exposures, stress...

If that is the case, look into it. If you plan to get a clean up, do not touch your ears with Q-TIPS and also do not let them handle your ears with microsuction or syringing. Try to go for a manual clean up. But whoever you go to will determine if the issue is actually wax and be able to see if...

Some people experience fading and ringing going completely away with a wax removal. My cousin had Tinnitus for a month because of wax build up, and as soon as it was removed, it went to zero. Some other people don't experience the same thing though. Who knows why. I'm not sure. But as long as it...

That's one of the causes that can lead to Tinnitus, yes.

Above what they test for during auditory test :(

I think for all every day sounds my hearing is decent/alright. But I fear my higher frequencies are fucked LOL. It's been hard, don't get me wrong, but I'm trying to stay above it all and be careful, hoping for fading and injections for my upcoming ENT to help, or at least assist. That's good...

Like if something is bothersome to your ear, the volume of your ringing will get higher temporarily, but that isn't always the case. Which is why I think you should let your ears rest as much as possible instead of going to a gym with loud noises without ear protection. I think that's what you...

I would take a rest/break from the gym for a month if I were you unless you have some GOOD hearing protecting, because people go there with hearing protection and still get spikes, but the choice is up to you.

Not to say this could be the case for you, but my friend too suffered from Tinnitus up to 2-3 weeks before it finally left him. Though! He listened to two songs on max volume. I hope you see fading soon, and I know it's very difficult, but try and take your mind off of it. Don't give it any...