Got my ear syringed yesterday

My Tinnitus was due to impacted ear wax and a lot of it, so I finally got it removed by syringing strange thing is it when away but a little while later came back

will I be stuck with the ringing ?

[HissingSid]

I’m afraid so AngelineCommander as once you get T noises they stay with you forever. Not to worry though as you can distract yourself from the T noises by doing things like having your radio on (not loudly though) and go out for walks xx if you haven’t already done so get hearing aids with masking noises fitted and use apps at night like sounds oasis and Chillax. I find these useful at night in bed when my T noises are loud. You’ll get by as I do. Best wishes and lots of good luck!

[Hidden in reply to HissingSid]

strange thing is it was gone this morning but sneaked back in

[HissingSid in reply to Hidden]

Tinnitus is like that though! Either you’ve got it 24/7 like me, or it comes and goes giving impression it’s gone for good then comes back with a vengeance! Take care.

[Hidden in reply to HissingSid]

well it's it's coming and going then maybe a chance if I keep busy it will go

[HissingSid in reply to Hidden]

Yes definitely keep yourself busy and do your best to forget about your T. For me it never goes away but peace of mind is a wonderful thing when I go out walking and get distracted by sounds of nature and traffic.

[NicTinnitus]

Hello and welcome to the British Tinnitus Association forum. Do feel free to ask any questions, I hope that you find this a helpful and supportive place to help you manage your tinnitus.

Ear wax removal generally does lead to an improvement in tinnitus, although it can take a few days for the auditory system to settle down.

We have some resources that you might like to check out in addition to our home here:

tinnitus.org.uk

- particularly tinnitus.org.uk/ear-wax

takeontinnitus.co.uk

Helpline 0800 018 0527 (Monday-Friday 9am-5pm) (outside the UK you can call [phone])

Warmest wishes

Nic (BTA Communications Manager and Forum Administrator)