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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Tinnitus / August 2004T, and the Weather!
I have noticed when ever it is really Hot, and Humid, my T is noticebly quiet. As soon as it gets cooler my T gets louder. Anything to this, maybe Barometric Pressure, or something? Thanks!! ;-) I agree. It has been quite warm here today and my T is not near as bad as it has been on cooler days. Another T mystery ! >I have noticed when ever it is really Hot, and Humid, my T is noticebly >quiet. As soon as it gets cooler my T gets louder. Anything to this, >maybe Barometric Pressure, or something? Thanks!! ;-) isnt it funny, mine's the opposite. Stevie wrote in message ... >I agree. It has been quite warm here today and my T is not near as >bad as it has been on cooler days. Another T mystery ! > >>I have noticed when ever it is really Hot, and Humid, my T is noticebly >>quiet. As soon as it gets cooler my T gets louder. Anything to this, >>maybe Barometric Pressure, or something? Thanks!! ;-) Changes in barometric pressure affecting tinnitus volume is common among a large percentage of 't' folk. Bruce > isnt it funny, mine's the opposite. > Stevie wrote in message ... [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > >>quiet. As soon as it gets cooler my T gets louder. Anything to this, > >>maybe Barometric Pressure, or something? Thanks!! ;-) > I have noticed when ever it is really Hot, and Humid, my T is noticebly > quiet. As soon as it gets cooler my T gets louder. Anything to this, > maybe Barometric Pressure, or something? Thanks!! ;-) I experience the same thing. I guess under hot weather you sweat a lot and as a result such action represents a diuretic in action. The cause of your T *might* be due to excess inner ear fluid. FP I have the same experience! John. > I have noticed when ever it is really Hot, and Humid, my T is noticebly > quiet. As soon as it gets cooler my T gets louder. Anything to this, > maybe Barometric Pressure, or something? Thanks!! ;-) A former neighbor and I (both with T) notice that immediately before one of our nasty lightning storms in the area, makes our T louder.
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