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"The HUM", a persistent Low Frequency Noise

Hearing Loss | Last Active: Jan 15 5:54pm | Replies (176)

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The hum of tinnitus does not necessarily affect the ability to hear - you can have excellent hearing acuity and still have tinnitus, which can manifest as constant or variable tones, from a very bass-toned hum to a high-pitched squeal. Some people even describe pulsing (like a drum) or birdsongs
You mentioned experiencing it in Copenhagen - if you leave the area and it persists, it is likely in you ear, not environmental.
Whoever discovers the exact cause of and cure for tinnitus will be a very popular, and probably very wealthy, person because it plagues millions of people. Mine has existed for nearly 40 years, and I have learned to largely ignore it.

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Thank you for sharing. I am exploring what it can be. I do not notice it when on holiday. I started hearing it again on the second night back where we live again after returning for a week away. So it is very odd. Talking to a doctor and also a psychologist next as exploring all options and also how this can be fixed. Is it me? Or is it from an external source? Let’s see…