Keep Bursting Into Tears...

I'm a grown man of 47, and just over 1 and a half months ago my tinnitus went from low and not a problem to loud and life changing (so far).

I think it's due to some kind of sinus issue or head problem. I'm waiting to see an ENT and I will request a scan.

I think i am coping reasonably well considering the recent events. But sometimes the emotions just build up on me, and I burst into tears. I've done this in public, and people just don't know whats going on.

I don't know why I am mentioning it, but I guess it's good to let it out and share with others if you are doing the same.

Cheers.

 

Courage ... if it went up (without any particular reason) it can (and very probably will) also go down.

 

Hi @monkey legs

When tinnitus becomes loud and intrusive it can make a person feel very emotional in the manner you describe. Although distressing it is not unusual for people to react in this way. I have spoken to men and women on the telephone, that have become overwhelmed with emotion due to the way tinnitus is affecting them. Have a talk with your GP and see, if something can be prescribed to help you cope with any stress or anxiety that the tinnitus is causing.

Hope you start to feel better soon.
Michael

 

Thanks Michael.

 

This is the perfect forum to express your feelings & emotions over tinnitus. I come here for comfort myself and often learn something along the way. As someone who has been diagnosed with severe tinnitus since day one, I understand the agony of dealing with tinnitus on a daily basis. What often gets me through the bad days is the hope for a better day tomorrow.

 

@monkey legs ,
Tears are our bodies way of letting out our emotions when we are finding things hard to deal with so you have a cry when you need too!
We all know what it's like to feel that way and know that we do at times also.
We are here for you and just know that we do care.
Love and hugs to you.
Love glynis x

 

You are human! Tinnitus is horrible and can be very loud and intrusive for some. Keeping it together at times can be pretty hard, I know how you feel and it takes lots of courage/effort everyday. When I am stuck in the tinnitus blues, I'll resort to some pink noise at low volumes and just try to tell myself "You are going to be ok".

I hope your trip to the ENT is a good one and maybe there could be a reason....as to why your tinnitus has gotten louder.

Take care

 

It’s not silly
to cry and in public, I’m older than you and it’s all I can do not to fall apart.
It sounds as if you have lovely family? I live alone, need to get a cat for company, and my change in T has made me so low and anxious. I can’t tolerate too much alone time as it makes me panic. I’m exhausted from
having to go out to make myself tired enough to sleep.
It’s very early days for you and still a shock to your system. It might well be something that ENT can help you with, at the very least they can help you with some coping tools.
Get cuddles from your family and let them support you but I know that it’s a very lonely experience.
Hugs Eve

 

Thank you kindly to you all!

 

Many of us had been there and done that...
https://www.tinnitustalk.com/thread...il-and-weep-uncontrollably.21797/#post-250010

 

@monkey legs

Me too.
I am frequently in this position.
I don’t tend to get too embarrassed about it now.
Believe me, if the people we are talking to had our problem, they would be beside themselves.
We are all reluctant heroes.....
Best wishes.....Dave xx

 

@monkey legs don’t be ashamed, let the feelings and tears take their journey and then you can take each day as it comes and work towards healing. Never apologise for showing your emotions, they are all in us and can come out at the most unexpected times as well. Stay strong man