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Hearing loss after MRI

Hearing Loss | Last Active: Jul 28 12:27pm | Replies (51)

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@dloos

I think this issue is more common than most people know. I had never had an MRI and had no idea what I was in for.
I felt rushed and had ill fitting earplugs provided for me. I was there complaining of ear issues. so it is doubly insulting that I was treated as I was.
After the procedure I developed tinnitus, and hyperacusis. Two conditions I would not wish on my worst enemy.
My tinnitus has varying levels of sound, but the hyperacusis is always a huge problem and has me jumping out of my skin at what is a minor sound to others.
No one seems o know much about either condition. I am more comfortable when I take Klonopin, but of course that is a controlled substance and cannot be taken freely.

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Very sorry to hear of your trauma from your MRI. I can’t imagine having both tinnitus and hyperacousis as a result. Did you bring this up to the place where you had your MRI? I did talk to the person at the front desk but I am going to also bring it up to the clinic manager. Thank you for sharing your experience.

How are you doing now? It’s been about 1 month since your post. I recently had a neck mri December 23 and I feel ear fullness , muffled hearing , and I can’t hear well I feel like I’m death . 323/738/7049 is my number text me so we can communicate more