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6BAbout Tinnitus
Stereo vs. Mono Tinnitus
Tinnitus presents itself in a lot of different ways, but the most
common are in relation to how loud the noise that the person hears
is (their frequency); how often they are heard (their duration); and
how many are heard. While the majority of Tinnitus sufferers report
only hearing a single noise at a time, as many as 26% report hearing
two noises and 6% can hear three or more at a given time.
In addition, sufferers may hear noises in one or both the ears at a
time; or the noise may move from one ear to another in a type of
stereo effect. In rarer cases, it has been noted that some sufferers
experience the sensation of noise without really hearing it per se.
These types of stereo Tinnitus may be even more severe if such
noises feature an especially high frequency on an ongoing basis.
Significant vs. Insignificant Tinnitus
It can be especially difficult to determine how significant an
individual’s Tinnitus is due to the simple fact that different people
react to the noise created by the disorder in different ways. While
one person may be able to tolerate several different noises at a lower
frequency, others hearing just one continuous buzz at a higher
volume may find the disorder disabling.
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