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Multiple times a month...Anybody got this problem?
Multiple times a month...Anybody got this problem?
^ not to sound sarcastic, are you sure that isn't just the sound of your heartbeat in your ears?
BTW when does tinnitus become tinnitus. If you go in an anechoic chamber you will hear noises inside your head, I suppose some noises are normal, so how do they set the threshold for tinnitus?
^ not to sound sarcastic, are you sure that isn't just the sound of your heartbeat in your ears?
BTW when does tinnitus become tinnitus. If you go in an anechoic chamber you will hear noises inside your head, I suppose some noises are normal, so how do they set the threshold for tinnitus?
That was a fun read, thanks.... I also stumbled upon the paper Evidence and evidence gaps in tinnitus therapy which in my view is highly recommended to read although I just made a very fast flight through it.
I can differentiate the two quite easily. Medical personnel confirmed that it was a noise related trauma.^ not to sound sarcastic, are you sure that isn't just the sound of your heartbeat in your ears?
60Hz would be a hell of a heart rate.^ not to sound sarcastic, are you sure that isn't just the sound of your heartbeat in your ears?
BTW when does tinnitus become tinnitus. If you go in an anechoic chamber you will hear noises inside your head, I suppose some noises are normal, so how do they set the threshold for tinnitus?
OK - using that - mine is around 4600Hz. Interestingly when I play a tone at around that frequency then stop it, the tinnitus turns to a quieter hiss for a short while.For those trying to imagine tinnitus this tone generator is set to 9.5KHz and a low volume level. Adjust it to a very low level and then you can hear what people experience.
60Hz would be a hell of a heart rate.![]()
Dj Craze at the Metro Theatre in Sydney Australia, circa early 2000s. He used to do a turntablism set for the first half of the show, and then would pivot into drum and bass. When the DnB dropped it was waaaaay tooo loud! My ears popped and I went to the bathrooms to get toilet paper to stuff in them but it was too late.I wonder how many people can trace the origin of their tinnitus...
I can trace mine to the first 3 notes of a Nucleus concert in the Cayuga High School gym, back in the late 1960s.
It was so unbearably loud that I and half a dozen others went flying out the doors.
Following that ... months of high pitched squeal in both ears. It faded over time but it still comes back occasionally.