Tinnitus Over Tinnitus: Could You Have Ringing or Humming Over your Regular Tinnitus?

[JodieStephens]

Could you have ringing or humming over your regular tinnitus? Temporarily of course.

 

[Elinor]

If you mean hearing several tinnitus sounds at the same time then yes.

 

[JodieStephens]

If you mean hearing several tinnitus sounds at the same time then yes.

I mean, get ringing or humming like you used to before tinnitus. But on top of your regular tinnitus.

 

[Elinor]

I mean, get ringing or humming like you used to before tinnitus. But on top of your regular tinnitus.

If it's something you used to get before tinnitus, I don't see why having tinnitus would make it stop happening.

 

[JodieStephens]

If it's something you used to get before tinnitus, I don't see why having tinnitus would make it stop happening.

It's an interesting paradox or whatever you call it

 

[Jordyn]

yes you can have many tinnitus tones - i did at the worst of it. some of it can even oscillate louder and quieter over and over while others are just a tone all at the same time

 

[volsung37]

I have several tones over my original tinnitus and a hum and they are not temporary unfortunately

 

[Gman]

Could you have ringing or humming over your regular tinnitus? Temporarily of course.

Yep, you can. My T changes almost everyday. Sometimes one sound at higher frequency, sometimes many across multiple frequencies from low to high. Usually acoustic incidences cause a temporary hum or whoosh over the top which almost feels like a physical sensation as opposed to just sound - like blood rushing or something.