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It is true that from many people who told me their opinion on my case, including doctors and people on Tinnitus Talk, he is the only one who says it might be from headphones. However, my tinnitus is not getting better even after several physiotherapy sessions and I am scared that it might not be...

I would have one more question on you if you wouldn't mind. I see that you are a strong promoter of TRT. I don't have $3,000 for hearing aids, and I don't even have hearing loss. But what if I were to use my headphones and listen for several hours a day to white noise? Would that help or would...

Please don't take it as I question your opinions or so. You know, here in Central Europe where I live there is a strong belief amongst general population and doctors that tinnitus is mainly due to neck/cervical spine issues rather than noise trauma. Also there is very common to send people to...

Well, I have been to 2 ENTs and 2 neuros. None of them mentioned or asked me about headphone use. And I explicitly asked one neuro if my tinnitus can be due to headphones or noise in general. She said that absolutely not unless I had been exposed to loud noises for years. Like if I worked in a...

Thanks, Michael, for your opinion, but the fact is I have been getting weird fleeting tinnitus episodes few weeks prior to my headphone use and the onset. I haven't been getting them before. I am pretty sure the fleeting episodes were a prelude to the current tinnitus as they are very similar...

Hi. As I lurk through the forum, I notice many of you co-sufferers say that sometimes or everytime you are confronted with loud noise, you get a spike. And many of you also say your tinnitus was caused by acoustic trauma or it was noise induced. However, I noticed that my tinnitus doesn't have...