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There are so many variables to this it's obnoxious. What do you define as loud? Are you using them in ANC? Is it regular Airpods or Airpods Pro? Do you notice t

There are so many variables to this it's obnoxious. What do you define as loud? Are you using them in ANC? Is it regular Airpods or Airpods Pro? Do you notice tinnitus after using ear plugs for a while? When listening to music other ways? I have tinnitus due to ear infections when I was younger. In my subjective experience, my AirPod Pro's have not changed it in any meaningful way. I use them enough that I have two pairs of APP so I can swap when the batteries die. Now I also have added AirPod Max when I don't want the "joys" of fully in ear. Only mention that because they have similar ANC. The challenge with tinnitus is that it's highly subjective and can vary based on a lot of things. Just take a skim of https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/tinnitus/symptoms-causes/syc-20350156 https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/tinnitus/symp... -- There are 8 "Other causes" listed, with the last one being "including diabetes, thyroid problems, migraines, anemia, and autoimmune disorders such as rheumatoid arthritis and lupus have all been associated with tinnitus." There are certainly days when my Tinnitus is worse, to the point where I have to have sound on to keep me mentally stable. Other days when I forget I even have it. TLDR: If you have ringing in your ears that is bothering you, see a doctor.

ghoogl 4y ago
the basic answer is that tinnitus is inflammation. so in order we reduce inflammation is either sumpplementation of food or avoidance of behavior that induces that response so the avoidance is possible through strength and conditioning like another commentor mentioned tensor tympani muscle activation is primary defense. secondary would be healthy diet. furthermore : a device that augments noise cancellation invokes a third princiople regarding muscles use it or lose it. theres a single cause to this which is damage to cilary hairs now under my own subjective belief is that these are a growable or compensatable based on the outcome of blind patients with increased hearing ability conclusion: ears do heal if the body is subjected with significant stress invoking amplitude same with any other possiblw ailment also finally since this was orignal about ringing in ears. this is overcomeable the ringing might be there still but the closest analogy i can give is layering. the human mind can extroplolate patterns amplify them
News-Dog 4y ago
>Headphones can increase the temperature of the ear-canal when worn for extended periods of time, and can lock in humidity. This creates the ideal environment for both introducing bacteria to the ear canal as well as promoting their growth. 'ear-phone induced ear-infection'

ghoogl 4y ago

the basic answer is that tinnitus is inflammation. so in order we reduce inflammation is either sumpplementation of food or avoidance of behavior that induces that response so the avoidance is possible through strength and conditioning like another commentor mentioned tensor tympani muscle activation is primary defense. secondary would be healthy diet. furthermore : a device that augments noise cancellation invokes a third princiople regarding muscles use it or lose it. theres a single cause to this which is damage to cilary hairs now under my own subjective belief is that these are a growable or compensatable based on the outcome of blind patients with increased hearing ability conclusion: ears do heal if the body is subjected with significant stress invoking amplitude same with any other possiblw ailment also finally since this was orignal about ringing in ears. this is overcomeable the ringing might be there still but the closest analogy i can give is layering. the human mind can extroplolate patterns amplify them

News-Dog 4y ago

>Headphones can increase the temperature of the ear-canal when worn for extended periods of time, and can lock in humidity. This creates the ideal environment for both introducing bacteria to the ear canal as well as promoting their growth. 'ear-phone induced ear-infection'