teragram said...
Thx so much for responding. Ru saying u think I have tinnitus, even if it seems to go away when I've been outside for awhile? Dosounds of rain help u more than other sounds? Does the sound vary in intensity? My father had tinnitus, but he claimed it was from being in the trenches during WWII. My father was in his 40s when I was born. I
wonder if it's genetic.
lyme disease can cause it, I have no idea why i developed tinnitus so suddenly. Tinnitus is a wierd disorder, only you can hear, with the exception of pulsatile, which your pulse rushing in your head which doctor maybe able to hear, i had that too for a number of years, but it disappeared. tinnitus is the same tone whereever you go, in loud environments, it is enough to mask the sound. when i first had tinnitus, i freaked out and was extremely anxious, over time i became so used to it, its like its not even there, eventhough its always there non-stop. Sometimes its loud but not that annoying. Loud sounds can damage the hairs that transmit sound, and can lead to tinnitus. Tinnitus is almost always associated with hearing loss, have you gotten tested by an audiologist? i had 2 and said my hearing better than most people. hearing.
is your tinnitus constant? such as wooshing? constant air passing through sometime? a machine like sound? do you get periods of tinnitus where it becomes a loud tone?