Re: Anyone here experienced Exploding Head Syndrome

Re: Anyone here experienced Exploding Head Syndrome Hmm, interesting topic.  I hear tones on occasion, my hearing will temporarily get dim and I'll hear a tone that's probably around 900 or 1000 hertz sometimes, but it only lasts maximum 30 seconds so I just dismiss it. It does

Re: Anyone here experienced Exploding Head Syndrome

Re: Anyone here experienced Exploding Head Syndrome Hmm, interesting topic.  I hear tones on occasion, my hearing will temporarily get dim and I'll hear a tone that's probably around 900 or 1000 hertz sometimes, but it only lasts maximum 30 seconds so I just dismiss it. It does

Re: Anyone here experienced Exploding Head Syndrome

Re: Anyone here experienced Exploding Head Syndrome For me, the "tones" happen continuously I believe. Gosh I wish I could find out at least what HZ its close to. Well above 1000 though. Maybe 1100 or so, probably a little less than that. I can focus on them, which makes t

Re: Anyone here experienced Exploding Head Syndrome

Re: Anyone here experienced Exploding Head Syndrome This is all very bizarre and I probably have no idea what most of you are talking about. I really don't associate sounds with texture and such at all. But I do get the random tones in my head sometimes, but I've had that for as

Re: Anyone here experienced Exploding Head Syndrome

Re: Anyone here experienced Exploding Head Syndrome I have suffered from tinnitus before but now it doesnt happen anymore. It sounded like there was a mosquito in my room all the time. it was very annoying and frightening at night. URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=203778

Re: Anyone here experienced Exploding Head Syndrome

Re: Anyone here experienced Exploding Head Syndrome I noticed that listening to very loud sounds can disturb the fluid in the vestibular canal, so you would feel as if you were sinking or tilting. I especially noticed this after my first flight on a et several years ago. Also, if you shake

Re: Anyone here experienced Exploding Head Syndrome

Re: Anyone here experienced Exploding Head Syndrome I have it equally in both ears, sometimes it is worse than others, but then, that could be due to what I'm doing, so if I'm really busy, I won't tend to notice it. URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid

Re: Anyone here experienced Exploding Head Syndrome

Re: Anyone here experienced Exploding Head Syndrome hi,tinnitus isn't always caused by hearing loss.  I have tinnitus in both ears (more in the right ear). I had my hearing tested due to this and the results were normal. Though I do find moving my head or hearing low pitched loud s

Re: Anyone here experienced Exploding Head Syndrome

Re: Anyone here experienced Exploding Head Syndrome Hi, I experience tinnitus too, it's not that bad, it never gets so loud like I have heard other people describe. Hearing sounds above 10,000Hz does aggravate  it, but only as long as the sound is and maybe a few seconds more. It&#

Re: Anyone here experienced Exploding Head Syndrome

Re: Anyone here experienced Exploding Head Syndrome LOL, what's the thing on your signature?Anyhow, I also have a sensoryneural hearing loss, and I also wear ear pieces, but I realy hate them. Most of these are caused when there isn't enough protein to supply nutrients to the coc

Re: Anyone here experienced Exploding Head Syndrome

Re: Anyone here experienced Exploding Head Syndrome Hi, I don't really exprienced these kinds of symptoms, however I think a few years ago, I also experienced those weird dreams in which you fall down rapidly, wake up, feeling a strange feeling in my stummack, also having a high note

Re: Anyone here experienced Exploding Head Syndrome

Re: Anyone here experienced Exploding Head Syndrome I always seem to have a high frequency note in my head. It's a pure note, like on a Nintendo triangle, but it's a softer kind of note than that. And no, it's not the pounding of the blood flowing through me, it's sepe

Re: Anyone here experienced Exploding Head Syndrome

Re: Anyone here experienced Exploding Head Syndrome That'd be something I would be very interested in for sure. O:-) I used to think of temperature and sound as having keys, but I discovered that wasn't always the case, so I experimented with certain kinds of hums, drones, beatin

Re: Anyone here experienced Exploding Head Syndrome

Re: Anyone here experienced Exploding Head Syndrome [[wow]], that's very interesting and makes sense. Though I experience temperature more with key and not the pitch of the sound.Actually brightness on a concert grand doesn't bother me, I actually like it. Now on a smaller piano

Re: Anyone here experienced Exploding Head Syndrome

Re: Anyone here experienced Exploding Head Syndrome Interesting. I have a friend who associates temperatures with sounds. I think of lower sounds as being warm, like 120 HZ makes me think of hot, since that't the sound associated with mains hum. However, if I heard a sound around 80-H

Re: Anyone here experienced Exploding Head Syndrome

Re: Anyone here experienced Exploding Head Syndrome Yep I have synesthesia but it's not as strong as i wish it was. I ignored it from an early age when I realized nobody else I knew had it and thought it was weird and now it's kind of hard for me to bring it back into conscio

Re: Anyone here experienced Exploding Head Syndrome

Re: Anyone here experienced Exploding Head Syndrome Yep I have synesthesia but it's not as strong as i wish it was. I ignored it from an early age when I realized nobody else I knew had it and thought it was weird and now it's kind of hard for me to bring it back into conscio

Re: Anyone here experienced Exploding Head Syndrome

Re: Anyone here experienced Exploding Head Syndrome @Raygrote, do you have synaesthesia too? I've had that when I was little, though mine was more associative with certain musical notes, intervals and chords.Hmm, not sure if that could be tinnitus. It happens while you're asleep

Re: Anyone here experienced Exploding Head Syndrome

Re: Anyone here experienced Exploding Head Syndrome @Raygrote, do you have synaesthesia too? I've had that when I was little, though mine was more associative with certain musical notes, intervals and chords.Hmm, not sure if that could be tinnitus. It happens while you're asleep

Re: Anyone here experienced Exploding Head Syndrome

Re: Anyone here experienced Exploding Head Syndrome I've never had anything like that, though when It's really quiet I hear a very loud whooshing noise in my ears accompanied by what feels like a huge amount of pressure in my head. It doesn't take much to silence those soun

Re: Anyone here experienced Exploding Head Syndrome

Re: Anyone here experienced Exploding Head Syndrome I've never had anything like that, though when It's really quiet I hear a very loud whooshing noise in my ears accompanied by what feels like a huge amount of pressure in my head. It doesn't take much to silence those soun

Re: Anyone here experienced Exploding Head Syndrome

Re: Anyone here experienced Exploding Head Syndrome It's not the same as tinnitus though. I can only hear up to about ten thousand HZ, maybe a bit lower.I'm not sure if it's the same thing, but right when I woke up this morning I heard someone shout a word, as if they were a

Re: Anyone here experienced Exploding Head Syndrome

Re: Anyone here experienced Exploding Head Syndrome I've had similar experiences, but not quite on that level. Though, if I do manipulate the muscles in my mouth and ears, and I focus it enough, I can hear a 16 or so kHz tone. URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=2

Anyone here experienced Exploding Head Syndrome

Anyone here experienced Exploding Head Syndrome Okay, for those of you who don't know, EHS, as is sometimes abbreviated, is a phenomenon similar to an out of body experience. The sufferer usually hears a loud series of sounds. For me, I often hear the sound of a 1000-HZ tone o

Anyone here experienced Exploding Head Syndrome

Anyone here experienced Exploding Head Syndrome Okay, for those of you who don't know, EHS, as is sometimes abbreviated, is a phenomenon similar to an out of body experience. The sufferer usually hears a loud series of sounds. For me, I often hear the sound of a 1000-HZ tone o