Generally it is the hair receptor cells inside the inner ear that bend to receive sound, are bent or broken. This causes false sensation of sound.I read that tinnitus was in your brain - not in your ears.
Generally it is the hair receptor cells inside the inner ear that bend to receive sound, are bent or broken. This causes false sensation of sound.I read that tinnitus was in your brain - not in your ears.
Hearing protection wasn’t issued in my day, there was no option. Some of us fluffed up the filters from our used cigs to create ear plugs that were highly ineffective but better than nothing.I’m glad I hate loud noises and ignored the people telling me i wasn’t manly for wearing hearing protection.
Hearing protection wasn’t issued in my day, there was no option. Some of us fluffed up the filters from our used cigs to create ear plugs that were highly ineffective but better than nothing.
Yep. According to NIH (National Institutes of Health): "Although we hear tinnitus in our ears, its source is really in the networks of brain cells (what scientists call neural circuits) that make sense of the sounds our ears hear. A way to think about tinnitus is that it often begins in the ear, but it continues in the brain.Generally it is the hair receptor cells inside the inner ear that bend to receive sound, are bent or broken. This causes false sensation of sound.
I can hear it way over heremine gets louder every time I read this thread
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