Severe tinnitus 24/7 is the least of my problems that I mostly tune out. I have left SCDS. It was verified with audiology and CT (a tiny pit) after I correctly

Severe tinnitus 24/7 is the least of my problems that I mostly tune out. I have left SCDS. It was verified with audiology and CT (a tiny pit) after I correctly self-diagnosed it. A traditional approach surgery is possible, but it's brain surgery where one surgeon accesses the area by lifting your cerebellum out of the way. There is a lot to go wrong for something that isn't 100% debilitating. Just I can't eat croutons because they're way too loud, I always hear my voice like there's a microphone on permanent feedback, I can hear my left eye move most of the time, and music that's too loud makes my eyes jump off focus with a momentary wave of nausea (oculovestibular involvement).