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Author:  brataccas [ Mon Aug 06, 2012 11:15 pm ]
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suddenly my right ear is constantly ringing and I dunno why :cry: its quite loud (only for me obviously) and just curious if anyones had the same? apparently theres no cure or something. I dont play music loud or headset loud so I dunno whats caused it :cry: dunno how I will manage to sleep now, did have hayfever few days ago and my left ear kinda feels blocked a bit, and earlier today my hearing did feel a bit funny :cry:

Author:  timark_uk [ Mon Aug 06, 2012 11:31 pm ]
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Tinnitus is what you are describing.
I have it. I've had it since I was about 12 years old.
Have you been firing your handguns or anything like that?

Mark

Author:  timark_uk [ Mon Aug 06, 2012 11:34 pm ]
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brataccas wrote:
did have hayfever few days ago and my left ear kinda feels blocked a bit, and earlier today my hearing did feel a bit funny :cry:
If the ringing is in the right ear, but it's your left ear that's feeling blocked, the two are probably not connected.
With your hayfever, have you been sneezing particularly vigorously?

Mark

Author:  cloaked_wolf [ Tue Aug 07, 2012 6:19 am ]
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In all honesty, it's probably wax or fluid behind the ear drum. Having said that, tinnitus in one side may need to be investigated (eg scan) so please get it checked out.

Author:  TheFrenchun [ Tue Aug 07, 2012 6:46 am ]
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cloaked_wolf wrote:
In all honesty, it's probably wax or fluid behind the ear drum. Having said that, tinnitus in one side may need to be investigated (eg scan) so please get it checked out.

Does one get that from a GP?
I have very frequent ringing in my ear, and my mum and my aunts are all deaf (ooops I meant hearing impaired)/with severe tennitus.
What bugs me more is the pain in my ears in crowded places like open spaces office or pubs. Not sure that is a symptom :S

Author:  saspro [ Tue Aug 07, 2012 7:52 am ]
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I've had tinnitus for the last few years.
I have worked in loud environments (as a Sound Engineer) but I don't think it's the cause (as it goes quiet/stops for short periods).
Mine seems to be related to TMJD so I've got a night guard thing from the dentists to basically realign my jaw in my sleep, seems to be working a bit as the other day I realised that the ringing had gone. It came back but it's looking good.

Author:  brataccas [ Tue Aug 07, 2012 8:07 am ]
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timark_uk wrote:
With your hayfever, have you been sneezing particularly vigorously?

Mark


ye, few days ago sneezing literally every 3 seconds, no guns fired no, I used military ear defenders when I do

left ear hurts today, right ear still ringing but not as bad as it was last night it seems

Author:  okenobi [ Tue Aug 07, 2012 11:07 am ]
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saspro wrote:
I've had tinnitus for the last few years.
I have worked in loud environments (as a Sound Engineer) but I don't think it's the cause (as it goes quiet/stops for short periods).
Mine seems to be related to TMJD so I've got a night guard thing from the dentists to basically realign my jaw in my sleep, seems to be working a bit as the other day I realised that the ringing had gone. It came back but it's looking good.


Out of interest, have you had an audiogram recently?

I worked in pro audio for several years, but I've not been an engineer for any length of time and I don't regularly attend concerts or larger gigs. But although I have above average hearing across most of the standard range, I do have a notch in my freq response below 250hz. I'm guessing it's due to my adiction to LF. It was fascinating to find out and a little bit concerning.

It's free at Specsavers I think (although my ex works there, so I always get special treatment). I would recommend it to anyone with a lot of music going on in their lives, coz you never know and if you're anything like me, your ears are just as important to you as your eyes.

Author:  saspro [ Tue Aug 07, 2012 11:38 am ]
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okenobi wrote:
saspro wrote:
I've had tinnitus for the last few years.
I have worked in loud environments (as a Sound Engineer) but I don't think it's the cause (as it goes quiet/stops for short periods).
Mine seems to be related to TMJD so I've got a night guard thing from the dentists to basically realign my jaw in my sleep, seems to be working a bit as the other day I realised that the ringing had gone. It came back but it's looking good.


Out of interest, have you had an audiogram recently?



Can't say I have, might have a look at it (as it's free) to see how well the custom earplugs have been working

Author:  cloaked_wolf [ Tue Aug 07, 2012 1:39 pm ]
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TheFrenchun wrote:
Does one get that from a GP?

If it's appropriate, then yes.

Author:  brataccas [ Tue Aug 07, 2012 2:39 pm ]
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Is this normal? the ringing has stopped but when I was packing ebay items with sellotape and when you roll out sellotape it makes that shrill loud sound and that made my right ear ring, I "flicked" my right ear as a test with my finger and it goes *ring* each time as though theres a little bell inside it :cry:

Author:  leeds_manc [ Tue Aug 07, 2012 3:02 pm ]
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Have you shoved any small bells into your ears recently?

Author:  pcernie [ Tue Aug 07, 2012 8:23 pm ]
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Reminds me of a Knopfler lyric, 'When there's only a ring in your ears...' :lol:

Author:  oceanicitl [ Wed Aug 08, 2012 8:50 am ]
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leeds_manc wrote:
Have you shoved any small bells into your ears recently?


*stifles giggle*

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