Will You Get Vaccinated for Coronavirus (COVID-19)? Can It Make Tinnitus or Hyperacusis Worse?

I've had bad Tinnitus since 2015. I'm vaccinated and boosted. I've had zero increase in T. In fact my T went completely away for 2 days after my first shot. Second shot I felt a little groggy is all. The Booster, I didn't feel good for about 24 hours.

 

For information, and if not already posted, a new COVID-19 vaccine, based on the traditional technology of the inactivated virus, will be soon released in Europe, normally available as from May.

This is the same technology used for the yearly seasonal flu vaccine.

It has been developed by the French Company Valneva.

COVID-19 – VLA2001 – Valneva

"VLA2001 is currently the only inactivated, adjuvanted, whole virus vaccine candidate against COVID-19 in clinical development in Europe. The vaccine is based on well-established technology which, in contrast to novel COVID-19 vaccines such as mRNA vaccines, has a long history of use – notably in seasonal flu and polio vaccines"​

Initially this will be available for first shots but a study is ongoing so that it can be approved for booster shots for those who have initially been injected with a mRNA vaccine.

I have been vaccinated every year for 10 years with the flu vaccine and never got any side effects in my ears.

I am double vaccinated with Pfizer and I could consider to get a booster with such a "traditional" vaccine in the future if needed.

 

WHO examining potential hearing problems linked to Covid vaccines

 

How does this vaccine differ from Sinopharm's inactivated one? In parts of Europe that has already been used with varying results, also as a booster too.

 

I wouldn't have tinnitus at all if I hadn't got the vaccine. I got Moderna in September and noticed tinnitus in October.

 

I didn’t get vaccinated at all. I’ve had COVID-19 twice and fought it off twice. I wasn’t going to get brainwashed into getting it (although they did almost get me )

 

I resisted getting the shot for a long time. But just over three weeks ago, I finally got my first Pfizer jab, in order to be able to travel.

My tinnitus, which I acquired ten years ago, had slowly diminished to a very quiet, completely manageable level for the last six years or so. But wouldn't you know it -- the very DAY that I got the Pfizer shot, I heard my tinnitus get louder, and louder, and louder, until by the evening, it was as bad as it had been when I first got it ten years ago (catastrophic).

I've had mostly bad days of tinnitus ever since, with just three or so good days.

Now I'm scared to get the second shot, lest I make it even worse. But if I don't get the second shot, I can't travel -- so I will have reactivated my tinnitus for nothing.

The jabs are questionable, to say the least.

 

First to do when receiving tinnitus after COVID-19 vaccine is to get blood work for inflammation.

 

I unfortunately just got COVID-19 this past Monday. Symptoms are pretty nasty including fever, cough, congestion, etc.

Definitely having a tinnitus spike, but I think this is mainly due to the congestion. I can't pop my ears either.

I can't imagine what this would be like without the vaccines.

 

Just depends on the person. My brothers and their families got it, friend and family got it, all unvaccinated, and just had nasty fevers. They are fine now.

 

Do they also have tinnitus?

 

An ambulance had to take a colleague of mine to hospital today due to a sudden heart problem, caused by the COVID-19 vaccine.

 

Yeah, just one of my brother does.

 

How do you know it was caused by the vaccine?

 

I cannot know. That's what the guy said. He said he noticed his heart racing and doing weird things after the second dose, and then this happened and now he is in hospital. He said he did not have this problem before the COVID-19 vaccine.

 

I would have thought that there were more than 367 cases of tinnitus strongly linked to a vaccine just on this forum - perhaps WHO is trying not to frighten us?

 

If you can check in your area maybe for monoclonal antibody treatment?My husband and I got IV treatment and it works amazing. He was back to normal within 48 hours. I was asymptomatic positive and got it so that my tinnitus wouldn't increase. We are both unvaccinated.

 

Same here. I’m just getting over my second bout and it was no fun but I don’t want to risk making my tinnitus worse. On the other hand, I don’t know if I can make through another COVID-19 infection. Between a rock and a hard place. Hoping they come out with a safer vaccine.

 

The risk of COVID-19 making your tinnitus worse is significantly higher than the vaccine...

 

My fever broke today so I think it would be too late for me to get that. My doctor also said that since I was a young healthy guy he wouldn't advise it unless I became very sick.

 

That may be so but it was the vaccine that ruined everything for me.

 

It has been just over a year since I had the vaccine (May 12th) which made my existing tinnitus 10x worse and also gave me reactive tinnitus and hyperacusis. Both ears affected. It never got better. This was the Pfizer, first dose. I thought I was being smart not getting the AstraZeneca vaccine due to the blood clot risk, so when offered the Pfizer I jumped at the chance.

I should have researched first. The irony being I had the vaccine because I read about the Texas RoadHouse owner killing himself due to the extreme tinnitus he got from COVID-19 infection, so I thought I would protect myself. Within 36 hours of the vaccine, the increased tinnitus began, LOUD.

 

We are now seeing the damage these injections are doing to so many people as time moves along. Tinnitus is a known and common side effect particularly with the mRNA ones. Heart inflammation problems too.

It’s everywhere but main stream media aren’t allowed to highlight this. Independent media is where you go.

I suggest folk on here listen to the highly regarded Dr. Peter McCullough - he is one of many medical people sounding the alarm. These injections are pretty much useless against the current weaker variants circulating. No dispute there. Myself and many others I know who stood our ground and didn’t take a jab - thank goodness I’ll never regret that decision! I have had COVID-19 in recent weeks with mild symptoms easily managed at home - all upper respiratory gone within a week. Taking vitamins D, C and Zinc regularly to support immune system.

 

"Independent Media." All media is biased, so you just choose one that fits your narrative.

People have argued ad nauseam over this topic on here so there is no point, but I'll say this:

Pick your poison. The vaccine with a less than 1% chance of making tinnitus worse vs 30% chance of Long COVID-19 causing serious damage to your brain and/or body.

 

1%??? Not sure where you get that data from but common sense would even tell you it’s far more than that.

 

"The proportions of participants who reported at least one serious adverse event were 1% in the vaccine group and 1% in the placebo group."

Source:
https://www.cdc.gov/vaccines/covid-19/info-by-product/moderna/reactogenicity.html

 

The FDA is funded by big pharma by over 50%. Am I supposed to believe them? The vaccines are now being proven to be useless against the new variants. I would take a real vaccine if they could come up with one. I’ve had COVID-19 twice and believe me it is no fun.

I’d like to know where you’re getting those numbers. I think it’s pretty well known that the FDA has been less than honest on everything related to COVID-19.

There has been no change to my tinnitus after being infected twice.

 

You are correct but you have to factor the percentage of actually getting COVID-19 too. Also not everyone reported to VAERS, I know I didn’t.

 

That doesn't apply if the first shot made your pre-existing tinnitus worse (which happened to me). After my experience with my first Pfizer shot, there's absolutely no way I'm getting a second. In the UK at the moment AstraZeneca has been phased out and the only available vaccine options are Pfizer or Moderna which are both mRNA and I now know for an absolute fact that my tinnitus reacts adversely to mRNA vaccines.

 

If you can't trust science that is publicly accepted worldwide, than no amount of data will convince you otherwise. I am not wasting my time trying to convince you.