Written on Tuesday 9 Oct by Alex Kay
Are You Hearing Sounds?
Do you from time to time experience ringing in the ears after you’ve been to a concert? Maybe it takes a day or two before the sound is gone? Do you have trouble falling asleep because of tinnitus?
THIS FRIDAY (19th october) we’re bringing in tinnitus expert Fred Stepanov to answer YOUR questions about tinnitus, and how to get rid of it.
Drop us an email, or a comment before sunday and he will answer answer any question or concerns you might have.
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I’m not actually a man, but I figure tinnitus is a pretty gender neutral affliction ;).
My question would be, what’s the best way to get over it?
Yes, it certainly is! I am pretty sure that Fred is going to write some rather generic help to get over it, etc. But if you would like a more personal answer, he needs a few more details from you. Where and how did you get it? Have you seen any doctors about it? And maybe most important, how loud is it, and can you live with it? Thanks!
Hello -
I went to this really loud concert a few days ago, and afterwards I noticed that my hearing was somewhat muffled and I notice a not very loud but irritating high-pitched tone in my right ear. Should I worry, go see the doctor or just relax and see what happens?
Thanks, Rufus
I´m a guy (28) who for as long as I can remember had something I only can describe as a buzzing or whistling sound in my head, like a TV set not tuned into any channel. It doesn´t really bother me that much, but what is it? It gets worse when I´m tired or stressed. My hearing is OK, even though places like bars and clubs or places with a lot of noisy people are hard to handle from time to time. Just read this post, and guess that you maybe could help me.
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