If I Have Multiple Noises and My Tinnitus Is Constantly Changing, That Means It Won't Go Away?

I'm assuming once you've gotten to the point where you have multiple sounds that change from time to time and have reactive T, that's when the tinnitus becomes so bad and permanent right? I assume the only people who's tinnitus actually goes away are those who just have like one constant tone that isn't intrusive.

 

Exactly. So it's true. Changing tinnitus means it's permanent right?

 

You have 5 -6 tones?
I thought you said yours was more white noise...sorry if I mixed it up.

 

How intrusive is yours? I have like 2 noises. But I've heard many different ones since I've gotten it 1 month and half ago. I've heard, Amber alerts, ringing, buzz, crickets, and the static that a Tv gives off.

 

No assumptions with this damn thing. Strange things happen with it; while I have not personally heard of this version going completely away I have heard of improvement. I also hear multiple noises at different times; while I've had it for years and have grown mostly used to it, I still hope it'll disappear one day

 

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I hope so. Mine is getting worse. Went from 1 constant tinnitus that could be heard only at night to 24/7 tinnitus and reactive tinnitus. I'm losing hope ever day. And it's only been a month and half. I don't want to imagine how loud it might be in a couple of months. Hope it gets better. Don't see how I can live if it gets worse.

 

The first months are the worst because everything in you wants to run from this. I cried and screamed for a long, long time and used to beat my own head, trying to get this to stop. I probably made it worse for myself in so doing. I still have the occasional bad day when it's particularly loud and gets on my nerves, but for the most part I'm adapted to where it is now. I don't know if I could say that if it worsened beyond its current state, but for now my life is my own again; I have T but T is not all that I am. It does get better, even if the noises don't.

 

I have multiple sounds but they are softening very slowely. My target is to get it to 2/10 in 2 years.

 

I keep telling myself there are people with ALS who are suffering a lot more than I ever will and that shouldn't be such a coward because I could be in worse situation. I also have the same noises you have. I have a buzzing that I sometimes feel physically and can cause some temporary ear pain. I also hear crickets. I think the cricket sound is my RT.
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