Moving Houses, Lots of Loud Noises, Got a Spike, Permanent Damage? Should I Continue Help Tomorrow?

[Apocalypse77]

This week has been a freaking rough one. I have got exposed to many loud sounds:
a stapler gun, shouting, swimming, door slamming and an alarm clock. I also had yesterday a 4 hour car trip but I used earplugs the whole trip.

Well we are currently moving so I had to help my dad. (There were other people helping too.) So I went to the storage with my dad and there were so many loud sounds: people shouting, carts rolling (kind of like shopping carts that are used in storages, you know?) and also objects falling on the floor for example a pile of metal frames fell on the floor.

Gladly I was using earplugs but they were too big. I don't know how many decibels did they make noises quieter I hope at least 3dB. But on top of my earplugs I used my Bose quiet comfort 25 headphones.

I was helping my dad for 2,30 hours and was at the storage for about 1,30 hours. My T has spiked and my left ear feels full.

Did I damage my hearing really bad?

Tomorrow I should help him again so should I go and bring good earplugs or tell him that I can't really come.

 

[Amiel]

Did I damage my hearing really bad?

Did you damage your hearing really bad from these previous "incidents"?

Can Bowling Cause Tinnitus?
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Can Screaming in My Ear Make My Tinnitus Worse?
Can a Lawn Mower Cause Permanent Damage?
Hammering Nails Caused a Spike
How Loud Is Styrox Breaking?
How Loud Is a Cracker?
How Loud Is Shop Alarm?
A Really Bad Spike After Dog Barking
How Many Days Should You Rest Your Ears After a Noisy Day in a Van?
Did Playing Disc Golf Cause This Spike? Should I Go to an ENT?
Can a Gadget That Exterminates Mice Damage Hearing?
Stapler Gun — How Loud?
I Need a Quick Answer! Should I Go to the Sauna and Go Swimming?
Touching an Earplug While It Is in Ear — How Loud Is That?
Phone Speaker at Full Volume!

I suspect you may be a troll.

 

[Bill Bauer]

Peltor muffs + earplugs provide good protection. Any one of those minor incidents is probably ok, but eventually I can see quantity transforming into quality and some actual damage being done.

 

[Tinker Bell]

I suspect you may be a troll.

Or someone whose problem is anxiety more than tinnitus.

 

[Apocalypse77]

@Tinker Bell You are maybe right. I think I have phonophobia and I am not definitely a troll.

 

[Vicki14]

I suspect you may be a troll.

Surely not?!