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Ringing in my ears
Was at a club playing loud(really f**king loud) metal music last night, noticed my ears were ringing after I left & hearing was down, well, it's been a whole day & my ears are still ringing...
my hearing is ok though..
Why do they have to crank the volume so damn loud, when you've had a few drinks you don't notice your standing right in front of a 10 foot tall speaker, I feel ear-raped.
Any idea's where I can get some decent earplugs that would be suitable for clubs?
www.earlove.net
www.hearnet.com
www.shure.com
www.sonicshop.de
www.ultimateears.com
www.etymotic.com
Hope these help 
Re: Ringing in my ears
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| Originally posted by Jase83 Was at a club playing loud(really f**king loud) metal music last night, noticed my ears were ringing after I left & hearing was down, well, it's been a whole day & my ears are still ringing... my hearing is ok though..Why do they have to crank the volume so damn loud, when you've had a few drinks you don't notice your standing right in front of a 10 foot tall speaker, I feel ear-raped. Any idea's where I can get some decent earplugs that would be suitable for clubs? |
The ringing is called tinnitus. next time wear earplugs aight?
last year at the street parade i didn't wear protection for my ears, and from that day i've that ring in my ears, permanently.
it's not a big trouble, because during the day the others noises cover this ring, but when i'm in the silence it gives me some fastides.
so, if you don't want problem, wear EVER protections for yours ears
ive got permanent ringing in my ears, from firing cap guns a lot when i was a kid, i barely notice it anymore, but its there.
Always wear earplugs. 
ferry left my shit ringing for 3 days
hands up if you have tinnitus:
*waves.
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| Originally posted by Coup hands up if you have tinnitus: *waves. |
It's pretty common... the only reason why people don't cut off their ears is because the ringing is bearable...
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| Originally posted by Coup hands up if you have tinnitus: *waves. |
most annoying thing evar, and i cant get earplugs here
Two days later, ears still ringing! argh, hehe, not good.
The ringing isn't as loud as yesterday, But yeah, I hope it goes away completely.. I've learnt my lesson this time, It's only happened to me once before a few years ago, but wasn't this severe.
Sorry to hear that some of you have this permanantly
that must be really awfull to deal with.. Thanks for the links for earplugs, I'll be sure to get some for next time. 
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| Originally posted by Tholius It's pretty common... the only reason why people don't cut off their ears is because the ringing is bearable... |
I've always had a very slight ringing in my ears, kinda a genetic condition in my family, but barely noticable with other sounds, kinda like phillip said. It did get a lot worse for a day or two after the junkie/oakey/armin set I went to last year. if that helps.
Like a dumbass I never wore ear protection when I was younger, and I would always stand next to the speakers. Sometimes it would last for 5 or 6 days until it was completely gone. Now I have it permanently and of course I'm kicking myself for it. Sometimes I wonder if I stopped listening to music for awhile if it would stop, but I don't think I could go that long without listening to music.
I can only hear it when I'm in my room and it's silent though. Not that bad, but still kinda dumb. It doesn't seem to affect my hearing either.
Ringing? In my ears? It's more likely than you think. 
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| Originally posted by idoru Even then, that doesn't do anything. It's an inner-ear problem with no cure. |
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| Originally posted by Coup hands up if you have tinnitus: *waves. |
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| Originally posted by Inconspicuous If it's the first time that's happened, I wouldn't worry too much about it (just take precautions next time). I've had them ringing for 3 days before & had them go back to normal (Damn you, Junkie! haha). I didn't really do anything to get them better. Just gave it time. Hope it works out, & yeah, ear plugs are a good idea. |
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| Originally posted by DasBrotBesser Like a dumbass I never wore ear protection when I was younger, and I would always stand next to the speakers. Sometimes it would last for 5 or 6 days until it was completely gone. Now I have it permanently and of course I'm kicking myself for it. Sometimes I wonder if I stopped listening to music for awhile if it would stop, but I don't think I could go that long without listening to music. I can only hear it when I'm in my room and it's silent though. Not that bad, but still kinda dumb. It doesn't seem to affect my hearing either. |
Sometimes it can affect you in the long run, when you're like alot older.
We don't want any Frankie Wilde situations either. 
this problem can arrive also from listening music with earphone at a too high volume. this is an use very popular in young people now, because everyone has an ipod or similar. we should listen the music at 60 % of maximum volume, not upper.
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| Originally posted by Tholius Well tinnitus is a broad term basically meaning ringing in the ear without any sensory input... but it's not limited to being an "inner ear" problem: this kind of categorisation implies it can't be fixed without surgery or medications. Granted some types of tinnitus are so severe that they need this type of treatment, but tinnitus also arises from loud music, buildup of wax, aspirin, and some antibiotics... etc. Remove these and commonly the tinnitus subsides. |
Ive heard this low/medium beeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeep all my life.
what is it?
I read white noise can mask that annoying noise of tinnitus.
Has any of you ever tried this?
I've never had really problems with it, except for a couple of hours, after a party, back in my teen years.
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