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That is your definition and perception of it. You cannot label this on behalf of everyone else. No two people experience these conditions in exactly the same way.

Yes, one could call it that, @trevl. But in the end, labeling tinnitus is very much relative and subjective. Personally, I never label it, and I especially try to avoid words like “severe” (I know you were just answering a question about this). To me, “severe” is such a negatively loaded word...

I get where you are coming from @Michael Leigh, but I will also add that my audiologist, to my knowledge, does not have tinnitus or hyperacusis. So, I think you should nuance it a bit. She is very knowledgeable about tinnitus/hyperacusis (and its possible impact on many), emphatic, and...

Most ENTs don't have in-depth knowledge about tinnitus + hyperacusis, but there are audiologists trained in tinnitus and hyperacusis. Some of them are very knowledgeable. But you need to find the right person and preferably have a good connection with the person. I've been with the same...