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Most of the time my tinnitus is low that I barely notice even when falling asleep.
However two things have started to happen in the last month or so. When I use my blow dryer, my left ear starts to ring loud enough that I can hear it with the dryer on full blast. This ringing immediately stops once the dryer is off. The sound of ringing is a louder form of my tinnitus. What is this a sign of?
Also when I hum it is distinctly louder in one ear than another and this occured while using ibuds in a city. Before ive found depending on sound frequency its noticeably louder in one ear (its interchangeable depending).
I am already in a long waiting list for an EMT and was wondering if anyone here may have an idea?
Is it hearing damage or maybe an infection? Gp last time noticed nothing.
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Have you tried ear drops? I had tinnitus in one of my ears from overproduction of ear wax.
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>>17595146
Yes. I used eardrops for earwax but that didnt do much. Except at the start. For two full days when I hummed it was oerfectly balanced in both ears. Then it went back and amy further use had no effect.
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Last bump
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Patience.
I had a form of rumbling tinitus where whenever I would swallow I would hear a flutter in my ear, like a drum beat. I thought I would never recover from it since it was lasting for months.
One day it just vanished completely and haven't had a problem since.
Ears are gay, ears are random. Just make sure they aren't infected and then play the waiting game.
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>>17595152
Go too the doctor get earwax removed i used too use drops but they do shit compared too the doctor
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>>17595409
The Gp didnt see wax but may ask them to flush out just in case next time. Thanks.
>>17595359
Oh ya, mine is barely there now anymore, its my hearing which is the main concern. Thank you for the vote of confidence though.
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