I Have Tinnitus :(

Kaiyeti

Oh man I am so sorry. *yetihug* Stay strong buddy.

Stuntman Shocking Lopez

the biggest problem is when it happens all of the sudden, without warning, that's the worst part

Stuntman Shocking Lopez

i getting used

Stuntman Shocking Lopez

i hope so

Stuntman Shocking Lopez

I just get used to hear ASM videos before sleep, and sometimes even while im working, i didn't feel the tickles who some people have, but i found them very relaxing

Stuntman Shocking Lopez

So no more Iron Maiden for me XD, sorry i usually use comedy to relieve stress

Hey! I'm a new Patron but was scrolling down to see this. I feel your pain, it just rings most of the time, but at intense times, it feels like a blaring roar in my left ear mostly. It tends to be so bad, it often acts up when I try to listen to music with Earbuds and Music is my Life! I hope it doesn't get so bad to the point of non-stop ringing and roaring. it seemed to pop up last year and it just got so bad so fast. Hang in there Lopez, I think us Tinnitus sufferers will get some kind of relief soon! ;-)

Smark Hatshow

I developed it in 2016 and I've had it on and off since then. Mine seems to be a physical defect in my right ear and/or sinuses. Doctor isn't too sure. It took a while to get used to it, I sleep with rain noises (youtube them, there's tons, it'll improve your sleep quality) and needed sleep aids for a while. Like melatonin. Most people who have it often see it increase or decrease when they remove or add triggering factors. In my case, ibuprofen ramps it up hard, so I had to cut out ever using that. Good luck man, shit strikes artists really hard. I couldn't sketch or paint for a while after having it, so distracting. You will get accustomed in time, though, and it can fade away.

Ramuzik

I guess I have it as well. I've lived my whole life with it and never thought anything about it, But yes I hear a high pitch ring in my right ear when it's quiet. I just thought it was normal so I didn't really think to much about it. by now it doesn't even bother me since I thought it was a normal thing to hear in silents. I didn't even think it had a name until now truthfully. you'll get use to it and soon not even notice that it's there. leave a fan or the ac on, something that makes noise will tune it out. But if I were to guess how it happened...Rock concerts, heavy and loud Rock concerts

Kevin Cason

yeah, tinnitus is a pain in the arse. i've had it for YEARS and its just annoying.

I'm sorry you have tinnitus but the good news is you're not deaf but i really hope you adjust quickly friend.

TheGeckoNinja

you'd be surprised how common that is, i have it its simply jsut tuning it out with other white noise, i iether have a fan on or tell my echo dot to play "thunderstorm sounds" very soothing raining noises helps me sleep. you only really notice it when its competely quiet around you.

Stuntman Shocking Lopez

let's see what i can do

Stuntman Shocking Lopez

i think those are the hardest to get used to it

Stuntman Shocking Lopez

i hope so

Flo W

Well, yeah. Got the same one as No. 2 too, but as I said before, I am living with it for years now, on both sides and you just cope with it after some time. If you can't sleep at night, get yourself a fan, the blowing noise will distract you from the tinnitus. It's how I managed it at the beginning.

Angelo B.

Mine is closer to the last one but more crackling when people are talking and it so far only happens in my left ear.

ChaosMaster12

Just tune it out, bro. I usually forget even hearing a ringing noise. You get used to it.

Stuntman Shocking Lopez

any recommendation to dealing with it?

Justin Miller

I can sympathize, I have it myself.