Submitted by TequillaShotz t3_y54xtg in science
3z3ki3l t1_isi1oee wrote
Reply to comment by free-advice in OHSU scientists discover mechanism of hearing by TequillaShotz
I was basically born with it. Pretty sure I got it from some botched ear tubes when I was about two years old.
Never knew I had it until I was 22, when someone mentioned they heard ringing in their ears all the time, and it was called tinnitus. I thought it was normal to hear ringing in more quiet environments.
CatFaerie t1_isi3x99 wrote
I don't know when I got mine, either. I used to sneak outside at night in the summer when I couldn't sleep and I thought that was the sound the stars make.
FalloutHUN t1_isioyy3 wrote
Sound of the stars.... I've never heard or thought about this, but it's so deep and wholesome... I'm speechless.
free-advice t1_isi273w wrote
Yeah I feel like I had mine since adolescence. It has just gotten progressively louder as I have aged. I would swear, btw, that after my bout with covid19 it got way worse.
Fishydeals t1_isizilp wrote
Mine stayed about the same through covid.
Mvp contributors were my time in the orchestra, drumming and festivals.
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hnnngaWOOga t1_isi4pdn wrote
same. thought my ringing was from blood flowing through my head
Ixneigh t1_isiyatf wrote
I’ve always had it too, as does my dad. It’s gotten a bit more noticeable as I get older though
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