New Lower-Pitched Tone?

Discussion in 'Support' started by Bambam0, Nov 24, 2018.

    1. Bambam0
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      Bambam0 Member Podcast Patron Benefactor

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      2/2018
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      Greetings everyone,

      After largely habituating to my high pitched (12 kHz) hissing tone over the past 9 months, earlier this week I had 2 episodes of fleeting tinnitus but this time at a new lower tone. It now almost sounds like that tone, or at least another low tone has moved in to my left ear.

      I know there is nothing to really be done but does anyone have any thoughts? Is it worth it to try steroids or just keep riding the bull?

      Thanks!
       
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    2. Michael B
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      While I think there's nothing worse than high pitched T, a lot of people will say the opposite.
       
    3. dpdx
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      You need to do an audiogram above 8khz
      Speech in noise test
       
    4. AUTHOR
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      Bambam0
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      I did speech in noise - all was good. What’s 8k + going to tell me?
       
    5. dpdx
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      Usually the higher frequencies get damaged first.
       
    6. AUTHOR
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      Bambam0
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      What would that tell me about my new low tone? Besides that I have high frequency hearing loss?
       
    7. dpdx
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      is your T maskable?
       
    8. AUTHOR
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      Bambam0
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      It is - why do you ask?
       
    9. Basshell
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      Basshell Member

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      Noise induced
      I've been having low pitch bass tone and it's unbearable. I also have high pitch static noise and ringing. This bothers me even more, so what you say is inaccurate.
       
    10. AUTHOR
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      Bambam0
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      Were you suggesting I mask it or did you have another point here?
       
    11. CAgirl

      CAgirl Member

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      3 M80 Firecrackers
      The exact same thing happened to me. I have had the hissing tone for a month and a new low tone just began. At first it was fleeting. But then came back and has been sticking around the last 20 min.
       
    12. CAgirl

      CAgirl Member

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      3 M80 Firecrackers
      @Bambam0

      The same exact thing just happened to me. I have had hissing tinnitus for a month. Then tonight a new lower tone began. At first it was fleeting. Then it came back and has stuck around now the last 30 min. Did your new lower tone ever leave??
       
    13. GoatSheep

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      Do you still have this tone? I just developed one in my left ear that sounds like a refrigerator hum, but seems to have a bassiness to it that seems maybe pulsatile. It is driving me crazy right now because I’ve had a pain hyperacusis setback and I’m having to wear hearing protection most of the day.
       
    14. AUTHOR
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      Bambam0
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      I do not. So far every time I get a new tone it abates. Sometimes it takes a few weeks/month, sometimes a few hours. I use sound therapy (Tinnitus Play Sound Mixer with all sorts of noises) when I do get a new tone to try and "distract" it away. Last night one woke me up! That's only happened a few times but it seemed to just be a SBUTT.

      I've been going through a spike the past week too.

      Sorry you're going through it : /
       
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    15. GoatSheep

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      Sorry to hear about the spike. Glad to hear your tone went away though. I’ve had some disappear or at least go dormant and only pop up occasionally in the past. So hopefully that’s the case with this one. Sooner than later lol.
       
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      Bambam0
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      :beeranimation:
       
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