Tinnitus Anyone?

[moe]

got it six months ago after a visit to the dentist. most noticeable at night and in the a.m. sleep with a fan on every night.

[futboler14]

I'm truly shocked at how many people have this!

[Old Dog Flying]

I've had it for a very long time and it varies in intensity...right now it is very loud! Flying in the old North Star, Bug Smashers , Daks, Harvards, and working RADAR close to an active runway with CF-104s departing every few minutes really helped.

And all the while I thought that it was my ex-wife plotting my demise....

[Rotten Apple #1]

Mine is not exactly high pitched (therefore maybe not tinnitus per se), but a lower pitch humming, that sounds like slightly out of phase turbofans. Never mentioned it to the medical folks; just attributed it to too many years in loud airplanes and crappy hearing (or no) protection. It's mostly just an annoyance at night that I only notice from time to time.

[SkyWolfe]

Mine is not exactly high pitched (therefore maybe not tinnitus per se), but a lower pitch humming, that sounds like slightly out of phase turbofans.

It is still considered Tinnitus You can join the club officially!

[C-GGGQ]

Sign me up, had it for as long as i can remember. It's just kinda there. doesn't bother me any

[WHIPPER]

Awesome. Who needs a family physician or webmd? I can just self diagnose myself right here on avcanada. Pretty safe bet that I too "suffer" from tinnitus. Only really bothers me while I sleep so i always have a fan or air conditioner running for white noise to drown it out. Glad to hear I'm not alone and that its not something more serious...