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"The HUM", a persistent Low Frequency Noise
Hearing Loss | Last Active: Feb 5 5:42am | Replies (146)Comment receiving replies
I am going through the same thing as you are. I also ask my husband if he can feel the vibration or hear it and he can't. If I move from room to room the vibration is still there. I can't believe that I am the only one who can hear and feel it because it is very loud and intense. I have even tape recorded it and I was sure that I would be able to hear it play back to me. Nothing on the recording. I thought at one time that it was our neighbors hottub that was causing it but it wasn't. It's hard for me to believe it is tinnitus because I can feel the vibration. I'm wondering if I am having a mental health issue like I am crazy. I don't know who I can talk to about this without being escorted to the closest psych ward. Its hard to have to deal with this alone. Thank you for sharing. There might be hope.
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You are not alone! No one else has been able to ear my hum so far. There is a vibration with mine as well. It was SO loud a few days ago, I thought certainly someone must be able to hear this, but both people I live with said no. Very frustrating. Good luck with yours, but I'm pretty certain it's from some outside source.
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You are not alone and I don’t think we are crazy. It may have a neurological origin so I suppose the mind might loosely fit the bill. But this could be hormonal as well. Its hard to find s Dr. who will listen and take you seriously. My experience presents with overheating and restless insomnia at night that resolves with a cold shower -contrary to what I would expect … if that's any help.