I.am.Sam
Honorary Master
I see the ENT here is Dr. BJ. And has a low score on Google. Should I be concerned ?
View attachment 1728519
@ShaunSA knows him
I see the ENT here is Dr. BJ. And has a low score on Google. Should I be concerned ?
View attachment 1728519
Couple of okes.
@purple face its so obviously you.....really
is tinnitus that sound you have after a long night of clubbing and you cant sleep
Go to a dentist and get that sorted outI do have, yes. And the temporomandibular joint is also grinding when I talk or move my mouth. That's the main cause. Which is why when there is an infection it us much worse. But currently I don't have anything besides the usual. Except this neck pain.
Nothing they can do at this stage.Go to a dentist and get that sorted out![]()
This usually happens once or twice a week for many many years now, but it goes away after 30 seconds or so if I do the suction cup thing with my hands.Far worse for me these days are these random moments where it triggers a sound inside my ear/head almost like when a manual flash on a SLR is charging but super loud and cuts out any other sound entirely.
Have you got a mouth guard?Nothing they can do at this stage.
Makes it worse.Have you got a mouth guard?
oivey sorry :-( it helped me tons.Makes it worse.
You can't do worse than this guyI have considered removal of the eardrums ages ago. Alas, I do not have the motivation to learn sign language.
I'm in the same boat my dude.
Years of working with big generators despite wearing PPE has caused me to have severe tinnitus.
For people who dont know what it sounds like, you can try it yourself on this website. Mine is a 7.8kHz sawtooth tone at about the same volume setting as this:
I've never thought of neck trouble having an impact, but now you mention it, my tinnitus did start around the same time I had an almighty whiplash. Hmm.
For the last 20 years it sounded like the 15kHz emitted by old CRT TVs - constant, faint, not really bothersome. Two years ago I had covid, and that seemed to have fiddled with the knobs, so to speak. Now the volume is cranked up to distracting levels, and it sounds almost exactly like this:
The only thing that seems to lower the volume a little bit is maintaining a regular sleep routine - 8-9 hours per night, same bed time every night. But of course, the ringing in my ears makes that nearly impossible.
Dude... And my neck .. and some other issues. Flippen gonna end up as miserable as @rvZA and @wingnut771@RedViking Bra jy biksem uitmekaar.
It's your back and now your ears.
Stop the chocolate covered bacon and decaf coffee
Viagra works for the other issuesDude... And my neck .. and some other issues. Flippen gonna end up as miserable as @rvZA and @wingnut771
What do you guys get at https://onlinetonegenerator.com/hearingtest.html
Goes quiet at 16 kHz for me.