My music sounds brighter
@handymann , There is some hope, with new research, but I think it is still a few years away: https://www.mirror.co.uk/science/cure-deafness-discovered-scientists-after-9768342 |
@handymann There is no particular treatment available but there are some methods to control it, you can check them out at American Tinnitus Association. There is also Hyperacusis Network for more info in case you have hyperacusis. The old treatment of “masking” is helpful selectively, not beneficial in majority of my patients. |
@cspiegs, Interested in update of any progress or elimination of causes to your problem. @erik_squires, Spot on with analysis... @dweller, Spot on with your analysis also, I have found alien a/c can reach into places past where you can adjust from menu. Try unplugging gear for minute or two and check again... @giri,I hope you are mistaken and it is not that serious... |
Continually there are changes in our environment - everything from changes in temperature, changes in humidity and air pressure to fluctuations in microwave transmissions - that all have a slight affect on sound and an additional effect on how well we hear it. All of these same things, along with allergy flair-ups, inflammation, blood pressure fluctuations and even minor infections, can have an affect on inner ear and sinus pressure and how we hear at any particular time. There are some nights I wake up and hear the tic-tock, ticking of both wall clocks in the rooms adjoining my bedroom - almost to the point of wanting to cover my head. Other nights I can barley hear them and sometimes, no mater how hard I listen, not hear them at all. It could be an unaccounted for change somewhere in the chain of your audio system, but, just as likely, some type of change in your environment or in your self....Jim |
