Oh My God! What Is Happening? Hearing the "Underlying Tone" When People Talk

Discussion in 'Support' started by Tintintin, Mar 31, 2015.

    1. Tintintin

      Tintintin Member

      Hello,

      i just recently had tinnitus in my right ear, and now its completely gone, and then i got tinnitus in my left year, which is so low that i can barely hear it. But, i noticed something extremely strange.

      When people are talking, i can like, hear the underlaying tone in their voice somethimes. This happens only in my right ear, where the tinn is gone:

      Its like, if you say: "Hi, my name is todd. I like ice cream", i can hear what your saying, but in addition iwth some delay, i hear: "NN, NNN NNN N NNNN. .." Like the constantly changing tone of your voice, i can hear the way you¨re speaking, in tones..

      What is thisss?
       
    2. AUTHOR
      AUTHOR
      Tintintin

      Tintintin Member

      the sound is like when someone is talking through a fan, or a tube.

      It's scary.
       
    3. Quentino
      Tired

      Quentino Member

      Location:
      France
      Tinnitus Since:
      05/2014
      Cause of Tinnitus:
      Decrease of Hearing i presume.
      I don’t really understand what you have, but if it continue, maybe seeing a doctor will reveal some issues with eardrum? like something Blocing it partially?

      What caused yout T?
       
    4. SleeplessSoul
      Insomnious

      SleeplessSoul Member

      Tinnitus Since:
      11/2014
      Like echoes or distortion?
       
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    5. AUTHOR
      AUTHOR
      Tintintin

      Tintintin Member

      It's echo and distortion a - like , should I go to the doctor?is it related to the tinnitus?
       
    6. AUTHOR
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      Tintintin

      Tintintin Member

      Music and stress, mostly loud music, I think.
       
    7. lapidus

      lapidus Member Benefactor

      Location:
      Sweden
      Tinnitus Since:
      1999
      Cause of Tinnitus:
      Noise induced
    8. Viking
      No Mood

      Viking Member Benefactor

      Location:
      Italia
      @Tintintin do you have also problem of transitory imbalance,dizzines or real vertigo? Nausea without vomit? Have you performed an MRI scans with gadolinium of the deep ear and petrous bone?
       
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    9. AUTHOR
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      Tintintin

      Tintintin Member


      I'm sorry, maybe I mislead you guys.

      I have a metallic echo. It makes a normal conversation louder, and it's kind of deep metallic sound. It's the same with every sound. Eight days before, I did have tinnitus in this ear, but it vanished for two days, and I got this echo. And I got very mild tinnitus in the other ear instead. (which I i feel would be easy to live with -). But the echo is not something I feel I could live with. It makes weak noises, loud metallic.

      Is the same with music.
       
    10. AUTHOR
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      Tintintin

      Tintintin Member

      It's like when listening to a shell. I can hear a delay. Like the noise exists in the ear afterwards as well(when watching a football match because then I hear instant noise)
       
    11. SleeplessSoul
      Insomnious

      SleeplessSoul Member

      Tinnitus Since:
      11/2014
      I had that sound too before I developed the t. I think it was some sort of hyperacusis amd I may have had some fluid in my ear. After I took Afrin nasal spray for a couple of days the Echo and distortion went away. I told my ENT but she just said hmm, interesting amd did tell me it was hyperacusis.
      Then the t started right after the echoes went away.
       
    12. AUTHOR
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      Tintintin

      Tintintin Member

      It might be, I'm going to the cinema with weak tinnitus in the right ear and high echo in the other. Should I use ear plugs?
       
    13. SleeplessSoul
      Insomnious

      SleeplessSoul Member

      Tinnitus Since:
      11/2014
      I would. I can't go into a cinema at all. So yes. Protect your ears in there.
       
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