Just a question that's been swirling around my head since my T arrived.
Back in May I had a bad cold, I was pretty stuffed up and my sinuses were ravaged for about 10 days. As the cold abated I had these weird sensations in my ear, like a low rumble, almost as if the back of my head was vibrating.
This cleared up after about another 7 days and I went about life as normal, until the last day of July arrived and the Tinnitus arrived out of the blue.
Is it possible this cold I had damaged my ear somehow? I had never previously had any tinnitus experiences in my life, apart from the "fleeting T" lasting a few seconds that everyone is supposed to get, and even then, this was very rare for me.
Just trying to make sense of the situation I now find myself in. Could almost laugh if it was indeed a common cold that did it for me.....
Back in May I had a bad cold, I was pretty stuffed up and my sinuses were ravaged for about 10 days. As the cold abated I had these weird sensations in my ear, like a low rumble, almost as if the back of my head was vibrating.
This cleared up after about another 7 days and I went about life as normal, until the last day of July arrived and the Tinnitus arrived out of the blue.
Is it possible this cold I had damaged my ear somehow? I had never previously had any tinnitus experiences in my life, apart from the "fleeting T" lasting a few seconds that everyone is supposed to get, and even then, this was very rare for me.
Just trying to make sense of the situation I now find myself in. Could almost laugh if it was indeed a common cold that did it for me.....