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Does anyone have any updates regarding this area?

A few years back, I was over at the Mayo Clinic
for some hearing tests in one of their exam rooms.
The ringing isn't even interfering with my ability to hear speech yet,
but once I lie down at night and the room goes quiet, my ears start acting up quite a bit.
The doctor told me it’s permanent eardrum damage.

Has anyone else dealt with something like this?

Best,
and maybe that ENT specialist should probably check in with an ophthalmologist first, don't you think?

sorry
just messing with you a little bit

but, honestly, what I wrote is just based on my own experience after visiting
the ENT, and sitting in one of those soundproof booths where they blast all those various frequencies through your headphones and whatnot
so eventually, I just ended up saying exactly what I said in my previous post
and that’s really all there is to it
ringing in the ears

It’s a ruptured eardrum—basically, those tiny blood vessels in the drum just snapped because of
stress (and yeah, if you crank the volume up too high)

There isn't a fix for it; you can only watch it get worse

the end