Anyone else have Tinnitus?
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Nope.
As i kid i had to wear earprotectors in the studio (dad=bassplayer) and nowadays i wear Tympro's.
The same with headphones and headsets, i try not to play it too loud.
Ears are vulnerable and i love the sense of hearing too much, to damage them.
Kellan
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I'm sure I have some but I don't notice it much I guess. After really loud stereo systems in my car, playing guitar, concerts, I'm sure I have some.
What I do have that is weird though, is that you know how when your ears get plugged while ascending/descending in elevation, and you kinda make them "pop"/equalize pressure manually if you will? If I do that sort of motion it makes things in my ears click. I'm sure this is from too much bass.
What I do have that is weird though, is that you know how when your ears get plugged while ascending/descending in elevation, and you kinda make them "pop"/equalize pressure manually if you will? If I do that sort of motion it makes things in my ears click. I'm sure this is from too much bass.
I'm pretty sure that is from too much pressure on your eardrums, when you're levelling in heights, Kellan.
Too much earwax is making the clicking noise and increases the pressure (you'll hear/feel that also when you swallow), the 'plop' is your eardrums getting in their original position again.
My advice, if the plopping gets annoying or painful:
3 days, before you go to bed, a few drops of arachid oil in your ears and use some cotton to prevent from leaking. Then visit the doctor and let him clean out your ears.
NOTE: usually if you decide to do that, you'll probably have to go back once a year to repeat the treatment. Therefor: no cottontips ín the ear, cottontips too deep in your ears can trigger the production of earwax and you'll only push the wax towards your eardrums, instead of removing it.
And use earplugs whenever you're going to be in loud sounds.
The delicate sounds of thunder are devastating for the ears, if one wears no protection!!
Too much earwax is making the clicking noise and increases the pressure (you'll hear/feel that also when you swallow), the 'plop' is your eardrums getting in their original position again.
My advice, if the plopping gets annoying or painful:
3 days, before you go to bed, a few drops of arachid oil in your ears and use some cotton to prevent from leaking. Then visit the doctor and let him clean out your ears.
NOTE: usually if you decide to do that, you'll probably have to go back once a year to repeat the treatment. Therefor: no cottontips ín the ear, cottontips too deep in your ears can trigger the production of earwax and you'll only push the wax towards your eardrums, instead of removing it.
And use earplugs whenever you're going to be in loud sounds.
The delicate sounds of thunder are devastating for the ears, if one wears no protection!!
Kellan
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I guess I wasn't clear. I can do this "clicking" on command basically. All the time. In fact, it hinders my ability to level out pressure when ascending or descending in elevation. Often times one ear will "pop" and the other will still be fucked up and I can't fix it as a result of my ears being fucked up from sound exposure. I clean my ears regularly so I know I don't have a buildup of earwax or anything.
