Peak Pressure Different in Both Ears — Audiogram Results — What Does It Mean?

Hi,

I got an audiogram yesterday and they said that it had a right tympanometry Peak Pressure of 5daPa and the left Peak Pressure tympanometry was 9daPa and I have been having brutal tinnitus for the last 4 months on the left side. I have no idea what this means.

The audiologist said he didn't know what it meant and referred me to his ENT but I can't see them for a few weeks so I wanted to see if anyone on the forum might know what the results of the Peak Pressure being different for each ear might mean and if they have anything to do with fluid in my middle ear or my tinnitus?

Thanks!