I have had ringing in my left ear for about 2 days now. Sounds

>>18550280
That's called tinnitus and it's permanent, the ringing will never stop until the day you die. Welcome to the first day of the rest of your life.

>>18550288
>the ringing will never stop until the day you die.
The ringing has gone down though, maybe it isn't Tinnitus

>>18550298
How about instead of asking random people on the internet you talk to a doctor.

>>18550280
You don't have tinnitus
Stop trying to be a victim

Hearing a CTR tv turn on means you have more than perfect hearing
That tiny EEEEEEEEE sound of electronics means you're heating ultrasound. Things that real people can't hear

Fuck off you young ass insignificant nobody pissant bitch

>>18550315
dude you have issues

>>18550331
That issue is called "age"
Fuck off

>>18550298

But it is.

>t.former mil

I hear that shit at least 2-3 times daily. Sometimes so bad it makes me stop in my steps and I have to close my eyes and cover my ears until it goes away.

>>18550288
>>18550306
Fucking shit tier advice
>>18550315
>You don't have tinnitus
OP never claimed that dumbass

OP, don't listen to these Joey fucking idiots, you probably listen to music too loud or some shit

>>18550280
high blood pressure maybe?, try eating lemon.

>>18550280
You don't. Welcome to the club. I haven't heard silence for 9 years now.

You'll learn to forget it soon enough and it will stop bothering you. If we're lucky technology will develope in out life time to fix those little damaged hairs in our ears, but their too small to be healed now.

>>18550340
How does covering your ears help if it's inside of your own head?

>>18550280
Did you see a band or something? Loud noises will cause that.

>tfw I can't remember what silence sounds like

I've had tinnitus for most of my life at this point, I suspect my father who's a drummer cause a portion of it as well as me just generally fucking my ears through seeing bands/listening to music quite loudly as a teen.
Mine isn't that bad unless I'm drunk though, otherwise it's easy enough to get to sleep.
I've also got light visual snow (think very faint static effect on a TV).

If it's passed then it's probably not an issue. Feel free to see a doctor and get a hearing check though.