Feedback Effect

Discussion in 'Support' started by Steve Sorensen, Nov 10, 2014.

    1. Steve Sorensen

      Steve Sorensen Member

      Tinnitus Since:
      10/1993
      Anyone else? If a pen is clicked by my good ear, a candy wrapper is crumpled by my good ear, or any of maybe a thousand different sounds; I will get this split-second feedback effect in my other tinnitus sudden-hearing-loss ear that sounds like perhaps sand on tin or similar for a split second. Is this hyperacusis or an unexplained phenomenon in my auditory disorder?
       
      Steve Sorensen, Nov 10, 2014
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