Hello!! I've had tinnitus and hyperacusis since the beginning of 2014, and it's been hellacious, but over time it definitely didn't bother me much anymore and I could go out and have a pretty normal life about 2 years in and it's great! I get the occasional spike, when I eat too much sugar, and every time I'm on my period I expect it, which is ok cause it'll usually only happen for a week at max.
Recently though, I was having cramps so I took an ibuprofen (I rarely take any sort of pain killers due to spikes) and it seemed my T jumped to a new high.
A day later I was given a new med Treximet for my chronic migraines, I'm not sure if this contributed but now I'm experiencing ringing just as loud as when I first got it, except in one ear it's way louder than the other and now a different pitch.
Also in that ear everything I say or hear has sort of a ringing feedback. I suspect I may have Tonic Tensor Tympani syndrome now.
Anyways it's been about a week and it shows no signs of alleviating.
I was wondering if a tinnitus spike can be permanent? Because I'm starting to worry now, it's incredibly painful.
Recently though, I was having cramps so I took an ibuprofen (I rarely take any sort of pain killers due to spikes) and it seemed my T jumped to a new high.
A day later I was given a new med Treximet for my chronic migraines, I'm not sure if this contributed but now I'm experiencing ringing just as loud as when I first got it, except in one ear it's way louder than the other and now a different pitch.
Also in that ear everything I say or hear has sort of a ringing feedback. I suspect I may have Tonic Tensor Tympani syndrome now.
Anyways it's been about a week and it shows no signs of alleviating.
I was wondering if a tinnitus spike can be permanent? Because I'm starting to worry now, it's incredibly painful.
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