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I have a strong Tinnitus on one ear after an ear surgery for 8 years now. And I usually don‘t notice it for months at a time, even though it is there all the ti
by WanderPanda 1y ago
I have a strong Tinnitus on one ear after an ear surgery for 8 years now. And I usually don‘t notice it for months at a time, even though it is there all the time (thanks for reminding me :p)
So it’s not as bad as it might feel in the beginning.
I‘m mostly bothered by my hearing being generally impaired by it. It sits at ~9kHz but it somehow still makes it significantly harder to comprehend voices.
- r2ob 1y agohow did you came with ~9kHz number? I want to know my own LoL
- cpeterso 1y agoJust search online for tinnitus tone generator tests.
- rclkrtrzckr 1y agoI had mine measured a few years ago. I had given some headphones in a quiet room, with a low frequency sinus wave on it. Whenever I said I could hear the tone clearly, they increased the frequency. At one point, the tone blends with my tinnitus tone, that's the whole magic. They then measure the current volume in dB, just by increasing/decreasing the tone's volume. I'm on 12kHz, vacuum cleaner level.