- Mar 27, 2015
 
- 33
 
- Tinnitus Since
 - 03/2003
 
- Cause of Tinnitus
 - Drummer/Lack of REM sleep/Bruxism|TMJ(?)
 
Hi Everyone,
This may sound odd but here is something that I do when I get momentary spikes (?) (moments when my ear is taken over by a loud tone and everything in that ear is muffled and it can take seconds or minutes to hopefully "disappear")
I try to hum (a deep, whole head hum) to vibrate the ear/pop the ear and I'll stick my finger in and lightly move it around and I also take big, slow, deep breaths, in and out.
Usually this can really help the momentary spike go away faster. Sometimes not and that's when I worry. But it does enough times and I thought I'd share if it can maybe help someone else.
	
				
			This may sound odd but here is something that I do when I get momentary spikes (?) (moments when my ear is taken over by a loud tone and everything in that ear is muffled and it can take seconds or minutes to hopefully "disappear")
I try to hum (a deep, whole head hum) to vibrate the ear/pop the ear and I'll stick my finger in and lightly move it around and I also take big, slow, deep breaths, in and out.
Usually this can really help the momentary spike go away faster. Sometimes not and that's when I worry. But it does enough times and I thought I'd share if it can maybe help someone else.