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Same except for me it was covid. It's likely caused by eustachian disfunction and they've all told me it takes so long to correct itself.
by jordanmorgan10 3y ago
Same except for me it was covid. It's likely caused by eustachian disfunction and they've all told me it takes so long to correct itself.
- calf 3y agoI may be having this now, E-Tube tinnitus due to seasonal allergies and inflammation, likely worsened by prior earwax/infection/COVID factors. It's been 3 months of pulsatile tinnitus, this week I am finally waking up in silence some days, but it returns by the afternoon.
- criddell 3y agoCan people close to you hear your tinnitus as well?
- calf 3y agoI don't believe so. Maybe I should buy a stethoscope and check. I've been referred to an ENT but the waitlist is stupidly long, in Canada.
- jordanmorgan10 3y agoIt took me 3 months to get into ENT here, and while they are very kind - it added nothing for me personally (i.e. we don't have a good solution for tinnitus, here are some things to avoid, etc etc). I hope your visit bears more fruit!
- calf 3y agoThat's what I anticipate but mostly I want to rule out any serious causes as my tinnitus is low-pitched, both irregular and regular patterned, pulsatile, is affected by my head position and physical exertion, and fluctuates every other day. It is unlike the continuous high-pitch tinnitus that most articles describe.