Dear Doctor,
I suffered from a head injury ( hit by a wall on top of my head) and suffered from a mild concussion in the following week. It has been a month since the incident and most of the concussion symptoms have subsided except low pitch constant tinnitus in my left ear and mild hyperacusis. CT scan and audiometry tests were normal except for some sensoneural hearing loss of mild degree which probably isn't because of the impact according to the audiologist. ENT doctor has prescribed deflazacort tab, b complex vitamins and pantoprazole and domperidone tablets and said tinnitus should settle down. T keeps fluctuating from right ear to left ear and is usually lowest in the morning till afternoon. But it is louder than usual since 3 days. I have read that tinnitus from mild head and neck injuries often go away within a year
Would appreciate if you take out some time and advice and whether there is any chance it will go away ? I am 27 years old
I suffered from a head injury ( hit by a wall on top of my head) and suffered from a mild concussion in the following week. It has been a month since the incident and most of the concussion symptoms have subsided except low pitch constant tinnitus in my left ear and mild hyperacusis. CT scan and audiometry tests were normal except for some sensoneural hearing loss of mild degree which probably isn't because of the impact according to the audiologist. ENT doctor has prescribed deflazacort tab, b complex vitamins and pantoprazole and domperidone tablets and said tinnitus should settle down. T keeps fluctuating from right ear to left ear and is usually lowest in the morning till afternoon. But it is louder than usual since 3 days. I have read that tinnitus from mild head and neck injuries often go away within a year
Would appreciate if you take out some time and advice and whether there is any chance it will go away ? I am 27 years old