Overstimulated tinnitus

Discussion in 'Support' started by Lulubug69, Nov 5, 2013.

    1. Lulubug69
      Artistic

      Lulubug69 Member

      Tinnitus Since:
      9/2013
      My T was actually starting to calm some, but now it's in overdrive, no doubt from being overstimulated. Last night our fire alarm went off in our apartment when we turned the heat on. T stayed stayed at its normal pitch.Then I wake in the night with a dull headache and my left nostril plugged up. T is a bit louder. Roll over, fall back to sleep, wake again to clogged right nostril, facial pressure and headache still there, no doubt from the dust that got stirred up from heat being turned on. T is going pretty noticeably. I went to get a CT today of my sinuses and the loud speaker announcements blasted through the hospital. No sign of easing of the T. We stopped for a bite to eat, my husband beeps the alarm as I pass in front of the car. On the way home my husband yells at the driver in front of us (like he can hear him). Now T is severely over stimulated. Anyone else have days like this where it's one thing after another and T is just crazy. It sounds like symphony of sleigh bells in here. And it ain't pretty.
       
    2. Riikka

      Riikka Member

      Location:
      Finland
      Tinnitus Since:
      09/2007
      I understand you quite well. I have also had a couple of very noisy T days, as I was travelling at the weekend. I spent my saturday on an aeroplane and then a bus, which were fairly noisy. I used earplugs during my flight, don't know if it was a good idea or not. Anyway, when I arrived home, my T was very noisy, now it is starting to calm down to its normal loud sound.

      Of course stress might also have influenced the loudness of the T. For me the stress of travelling. Maybe you started to pay more attention to the T after being exposed to these short, loud noises? Anyway, sometimes this T seems to have a life of its own. I'm not sure what would make it actually calm down...
       
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