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[deleted] t1_jaijdy5 wrote

Reply to comment by Flying_Dutchman92 in A study found that "cannabis use is common amongst patients with tinnitus and current users of cannabis reported that it helped with their symptoms." by OregonTripleBeam

Mine is much more prominent when I smoke up

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Flying_Dutchman92 t1_jaijt6l wrote

Thankfully, mine isn't. It just stays on the same level, volume wise, though it might shift pitch compared to how baked I am.

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Deejmiester t1_jaixgbt wrote

Different note in each ear. One significantly higher in pitch than the other. It reminds me of the noise an old tube powered tv would make just after switching it on.

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Azraelalpha t1_jajz0ug wrote

This but at a deafening volume if I have no background sounds around me.

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Cheeseisextra t1_jamc5kr wrote

Same here. I can’t even hear the tv anymore. I also can’t tell when the AC/heater fan in my house is blowing.

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bigredgaboy t1_jalwos9 wrote

Exactly how I describe my tinnitus. If there is room noise it is not noticeable but in a quiet room, almost unbearable.

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ElSahuno t1_jalxiwt wrote

Stays the same for me too but after a smoke I don't care so much.

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LoaMemphisZoo t1_jam9mgq wrote

That's how it works for pain relief too I have found. I will sit there and be like "huh if I focus it still hurts but if I don't think about it..." you can kinda just tune it out

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agentgambino t1_jam7ed6 wrote

Mine is as well. My mind tries to make sense of the noise and it makes me anxious also.

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Cheeseisextra t1_jam7evj wrote

Mine gets so loud after smoking that it makes me want to step in front of a train. I go through this feeling every single night. I’m legally deaf too so maybe that has something to do with it. I probably wouldn’t hear the train coming anyway.

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