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I have a hearing aid from the company you took the test from. 😂 Part of my middle ear is too big on the right. I can't hear high or low pitches, but my left ear is normal.
I don't have chronic tinnitus, thank fuck, but I get acute bouts of it sometimes. My ears start to feel clogged, and the ringing I hear is actually much lower in pitch than the irritating ultrahigh dogwhistle you showed us at the beginning of the video. Your example is like 15kHz, while my acute moments of it sound like 2.5-4kHz. And then it goes away and it feels like my ears open back up. Between you talking tinnitus and Ethan cleaning his ears with an endoscopic scrape, I'm thinking I should get my ears thoroughly and professionally cleaned. It should help my hearing, and if earwax has anything to do with the ear-closing sensation that comes with my 15-second tinnitus episodes, I'd like to get that fixed. Should also invest in some earplugs too, if I wanna protect my hearing and keep working on music and audio in my spare time.
Holy fucking shit, you're telling me that neurological tinnitus is specifically you consciously hearing YOUR OWN SYNAPSES FIRING? This shit blows my mind, and also reminds me of how goddamn loud the processors are in my gaming laptop. Seriously, I can hear all the little clicks and whines of every goddamn piece of silicon in that thing!
My left ear hears sound too loud and if I play music with like half volume it hurts but with my right ear sometimes I cant hear anything out of it at all like I'm deaf in one ear or something
My husband has tinnitus and has problems sleeping at night. He's had some hearing loss as well (he can tell) but when he got tested they said it was fine. I think he needs to be tested again.
Duuuude I am a New subscriber and I can totally relate to this! I'VE HAD TINNITUS SINCE 2009!!! Really cool to know that more people know about this. Try whitenoise and meditation it helps a lot!
Btw don't worry too much tinnitus can make it so pitches higher then your tinnitus average will become hard near impossible to hear because the brain tunes the new higher pitch sound out thinking it is just the normal tinnitus sounds you hear
10:53 at this point I could no longer hear the frequencies, it's so high pitched that it's silent. but if I turn it up loud enough it just sounds like white noise
I'm 13 and I was in a band with out ear protection I played a trombone. The trombone being as loud as it is damaged my ears and caused my tinnitus. I had this for maybe two years after a while my brain got used to the sound and tuned it out. although if i pay close attention I can still hear it.
Seems as tho I have the same Hertz of tinnitus as Jack does and I didn't even think I had it, I just hear screeching noises exactly like his sometimes or often
I have ringing in both my ears but it has to be very quiet. Still air and nearly no noise for the ringing to start, but I don’t hear the frequency that you do for some odd reason. It’s slightly lower for me
Ive had Tinitus since I was 5. Told mom she said it was blood rushing through my ears and stuff so I just ignored it and didn't mention it for 10 years where I was officially diagnosed with it. Before I was diagnosed I went through a hearing correction thing so I could hear better. There is a way to get rid of it just can't Remember how. Its like sound therapy or something and from what I've read it has good results.
Alright, you made your point Jack (or Robin, technically). You overdid it with the ringing. It wasn’t funny and my ears were starting to hurt. You really didn’t need to play that ringing sound again after the first time which was long enough.
I think everyone who’s ever had ear infections gets that buzzing sometimes. I get it whenever I try to lay down and sleep. You can’t detect everything with an MRI. Thanks so much for bringing reminding us what it sounds/feels like Jack. Love the video though!
I'm questioning myself if I'm a bat (I'm 14 yrs old) Record HZ (me) : tone B high pitch and B when you didn't hear it I do but a little bit so 15000Hz max (I think)
I have tinnitus on my right ear, the cause of it is swimming on the ocean, the ocean water got trapped on my right ear for 4 days till it got out of my ear. As of today 2 years after the ringing in my ear hasn't gonr away.
My ears are just messed up. For years and year. I especially hear it in a quiet room (That might be normal) but I know my ears are weird. When I was around 4-5, This was in kinder, And I was at the nurse's office and she decided to stick a thingy (I forgot what it is called because it is 12:50 PM and I am tired) in my ear, And I think it might've punctured my ear drum a bit? No idea but it all started when that happened. Idk-
A method of sound cancelling is to hit a sound wave with the exact opposite frequency sound wave, i don’t know perfectly how it works but I wonder if you could maybe counter some peoples tinnitus by projecting that into peoples ears
Is it kinda odd that I hear that perfectly but it makes me start literally cringing and clenching my fist trying to endure the sound as it causes pain I've been listening to bass and loud sound systems since I was a kid blasting But for a while I was hearing a terrible ringing sound for a while that was very high pitched when I was still blasting bass in my ears I would hear that sound all day long and it would give me headaches all day long
My hearing is so good I could hear my dad’s Tesla charging through the ground and thought I was hearing things for 3 months every night. Eventually I start walking around the house and learned what is was but my entire family thought I was crazy (literally not a metaphor)
i have the same tinnitus as jack but it is very mild but mine is different it switches from ear to ear so i can hear it in my left ear then it switches to my right then it goes back and forth it is very weird. (sorry for your loss jack)
