Has Anyone Got Tinnitus from Carbon Monoxide Poisoning?

Has anyone got tinnitus from carbon monoxide exposure? Can it go away?

 

An interesting question. I have not, but some quick research resulted in the following:

"CO poisoning may also result in tinnitus, which is a buzzing or ringing sensation in the ear."

"Tinnitus has been reported in hearing loss secondary to CO poisoning"

which seem to claim that there may be a link in some cases.

 

Is there any hope my T will get better even if it was worsened by carbon monoxide? I did not have any poisoning symptoms and was checked the next day at hospital with blood test which was okay, but I waited over 24 hours to get blood test.

 

Based on my reading of the descriptions of people's experiences posted here, most T spikes eventually get better. Temporary spikes often last longer than a week:
https://www.tinnitustalk.com/threads/poll-how-long-do-your-tinnitus-spikes-usually-last.23110/
https://www.tinnitustalk.com/threads/poll-how-long-was-your-longest-spike.22099/

 

Yes. I have tinnitus from carbon monoxide poisoning at work. It is absolutely debilitating. It has also caused a myriad of other problems. Onetime acute exposure of about 10 hours has changed my life forever. I have been at the same job for 30 years and everything changed in one day. I am now a different person due to pure on the job negligence! Contact me if you would like to talk!!

 

Yes, I had a severe Carbon monoxide poisoning two years ago. I have lost my consciousness and just by luck some friends were looking for me a took me out of the house. I was unconscious for 15 hours. Since then I have a never ending tinnitus.

 

I am so sorry this happened to you!

I had a 14 hour exposure in October 2017. I now have constant tinnitus along with a few other debilitating symptoms. Do you or anyone else out there with CO exposure have any other lingering problems? I am really feeling alone and my medical team doesn’t seem to get the complexity of my condition. I’m not even sure I do. Any info is much appreciated.

 

Did you get it at work, or from being in a car in an enclosed garage?