Dear Doctor,
Past year in September I go a slap against the left side of my head. This resulted in getting a hole in my eardrum. Which healed after 2 months. However Tinnitus remained.
It decreased in intensity as how it started. But still it is quite noticeable, it is not a tonal tone but somekind of white noise which changes in volume.
I am worried that I will not really habituate or recover fully. As there is probably not any cochlear damage, but somehow brain damage occurred.
This week I am going to get my jaws checked. My neck etc is ok.
My question how can I best recover? (avoild loud sounds?)
Will I habituate?
Will a TRT noiser in my ear do any good or contribute to overloading my ear to too much sound.
I am afraid.
Thanks for your answer, I am glad you came to this forum. Thank you
Best regards
Robb
Past year in September I go a slap against the left side of my head. This resulted in getting a hole in my eardrum. Which healed after 2 months. However Tinnitus remained.
It decreased in intensity as how it started. But still it is quite noticeable, it is not a tonal tone but somekind of white noise which changes in volume.
I am worried that I will not really habituate or recover fully. As there is probably not any cochlear damage, but somehow brain damage occurred.
This week I am going to get my jaws checked. My neck etc is ok.
My question how can I best recover? (avoild loud sounds?)
Will I habituate?
Will a TRT noiser in my ear do any good or contribute to overloading my ear to too much sound.
I am afraid.
Thanks for your answer, I am glad you came to this forum. Thank you
Best regards
Robb