OAE (Otoacoustic Emissions) Test — Can it be bad for Hyperacusis or Tinnitus?

Anyone have an idea if this would be bad for Hyperacusis or Tinnitus?

 

Street Spirit, imagine if someone stuck a microphone in your ear canal and asked it to say a few words. That is the purpose of the OAE test. It records the sounds, called otoacoustic emissions, made by your ears in response to the presentation of a couple of very soft tones. A probe is placed inside your ear canal, where it presents the tones to your ears, and records the OAEs that are most likely produced by the outer hair cells in the cochlea. The test will provide information about cochlear status to your doctor and will have no impact on tinnitus or hyperacusis.

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I had it done. It wont hurt you. I have what you have. Mine said the my hairs were there and were responding, but were not responding correctly.

 

Thank you both. I can't move forward to TRT without this test, so I am happy it won't negatively affect me

 

Hi everyone, sorry for upping this old thread!
But I've had a few OAE's in the past, and might get another one tomorrow, I want to see how things have changed over the last year.
Is this usefull? Is it reliable? Is there any danger?

 

Hi guys. Can OAEs really improve over time? I was told they can. Also, can we really link OAEs to tinnitus or its just a theory?