Pressure

I live in a hilly area so sometimes when I go out my ears get clogged and pop from going up and down hills. Is this bad for tinnitus? Does anyone else have experience with this?

 

I'm not sure if it's bad for T but I was on an airplane 2 months ago (no cold or sickness) and it was really uncomfortable since I had to constantly...seriously constantly for 1.5 hrs, pop/unplug my ears or I couldn't hear well and the pressure was rough. I can't explain it since I never had this problem before T. I don't look forward to getting on another plane again due to this. My parents live in a mountainous area and the same happens to me when I drive there....constantly unpopping my ears. It's a strange thing that was never this much of an issue before T.

 

Yea I will probably never go on a plane again because of my T, and I think it probably bothers us more because we are more worried about our ears then we used to be. At least that is what I think because it didn't bother me as much before either.

 

I have Meniere's and have become known as the "Human Barometer".
Absolutely affected by --- pressure change --- (not necessarily high or low pressure but the CHANGE)
Here in Ohio barometric pressure graph usually looks like a roller coaster.
I can even tell whether it's climbing or dropping.
A couple of reasonably consistent days (of any weather) and I feel better. (better, not normal, never normal)
The instruments prove me correct, always.
I'd have been burned at the stake as a warlock a few centuries back ....