What causes sizzling sounds in my head that are not tinnitus?

Hi!!!
I can totally relate to your problem, because l have the same. Have you tried Lipoflavonoid??? I have been using it, and my problem disappeared. I do not, however, have damage due to being exposed to loud noises

Take care...Maybe this will help!!

Susan

I hear a ‘sizzlin’ type sound, most of the time, and sometimes it seems louder than at other times! The Doctor’s tell me that it is tinnitus! I’ve had this for many years. I believe what brought it on, is that I worked in a high noise environment, an automobile factory, with lots of loud machinery for many years. Although I used ear plugs for many years, it still was noisy. I am retired now, and live in a town, far away from big factories, and big noises! The only way I can cope with it, is to tune it out. Like some other people, I use fans at night, when sleeping. I have lost some hearing, again, probably because of the noise I was exposed to, for many years! I play music, on tv or radio, during the day! That helps me cope with the tinnitus. It is not an easy ailment to live with at times, so I certainly understand why so many people have difficulty when dealing with tinnitus.

I'm very curious about this myself. Tinnitus started for me around twelve years ago. A little louder over the years. I can hear it in both ears, spatially. But more and more so recently, I've been having a sizzling, dissolving noise that occurs, to me, in the frontal lobe, slightly right. That's how I experience it. It's definitely not the noises I hear in either ear. I notice more when going to bed and especially in the morning waking up and laying in bed. I run a fan and generally cover and ignore my tinnitus. But this noise and its location, I cannot do that with. It's a bit concerning because of that. My first hope is like what you're asking, what is it?