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Lol. I had a bout of what I would call tennitus this week after my neighbor borrowed $20 bucks from me. I wear ear pods frequent while I work. They came to my
by xtiansimon 4y ago
Lol. I had a bout of what I would call tennitus this week after my neighbor borrowed $20 bucks from me.
I wear ear pods frequent while I work. They came to my door and asked to borrow some money. I was on hold with a vendor, so I ran to my wallet, gave them the money and pointed at my ear, saying I was on the phone. I closed the door and turned back to my office—then BAM. A high pitch whine in my ear. I pulled the pod out, and sure nuf, it was in my head.
I just decided to ignore it, and it ‘went away’.
Only reason I even gave it any thought was because a colleague of mine was said to have it, Mr. Rick Tharp. What a talent. He committed suicide twenty years ago. Supposedly because of his tennitus.
In my experience with it, it goes away.
Because of my heartbreak over loosing my friend, I wonder if tennitus is code for depression.
- BuckyBeaver 4y agoHave you had a COVID vaccine? After getting ours, my girlfriend and I both noticed (although we didn't mention it to each other at the time) occasional sudden random hearing suppression in one ear, accompanied by a high-pitched tone. This would immediately start fading away and be gone in a minute or two. After a second booster, I suddenly lost hearing in one ear and now suffer massive ringing. It turns out that this is a "known" thing that people just aren't talking (or warning) about until it's too late. It's a hideous destruction of people's lives.
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- shagie 4y agoDo note that Covid itself also leads to tinnitus. Texas Roadhouse Founder Kent Taylor Dies After Struggle With 'Post-COVID' Symptoms https://www.npr.org/sections/coronavirus-live-updates/2021/03/22/979929592/texas-roadhouse-founder-kent-taylor-dies-after-struggle-with-post-covid-19-sympt https://www.npr.org/sections/coronavirus-live-updates/2021/0... > Texas Roadhouse restaurant founder and CEO Kent Taylor died by suicide last week at age 65 after what his family described as a "battle with post-Covid related symptoms, including severe tinnitus." As vaccines often stimulate a response similar to the disease, it should not be a significant surprise that it is possible to have similar problems - though to a lesser degree.