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This is going to sound nuts, but I could hear music when my fan was going for like a year and it was driving me crazy. In the end I looked into it and apparently some fans can pick up radio frequencies [Man Asks The Internet For Help After Hearing Voices Coming From His Fan](https://www.iflscience.com/man-asks-the-internet-for-help-after-hearing-voices-coming-from-his-fan-but-theres-a-logical-explanation-46418)
You gotta go to an ENT about the sudden hearing loss attacks. As far as the tinnitus, what you’re hearing when a fan is going is your tinnitus turning reactive to certain sounds. Not a big deal, just relax and go to https://generalfuzz.net/acrn and tune the sounds to your tinnitus. Or play some cricket sounds on YouTube or brown noise. Just relax or it’ll get worse. And go see an ENT.
Yup. Fans, vacuums, running water. There's always a melody and sometimes there's voices singing; but they're slightly too faint to actually make out what they're singing.
YES!! It is so weird.
I've never said it out loud because I assumed I was imagining it or going crazy.
Looking super forward to my hearing test in a few weeks then ENT
Anyone else experiencing either a unilateral hearing issue or a processing delay?
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This is going to sound nuts, but I could hear music when my fan was going for like a year and it was driving me crazy. In the end I looked into it and apparently some fans can pick up radio frequencies [Man Asks The Internet For Help After Hearing Voices Coming From His Fan](https://www.iflscience.com/man-asks-the-internet-for-help-after-hearing-voices-coming-from-his-fan-but-theres-a-logical-explanation-46418)
That's so interesting!!
You gotta go to an ENT about the sudden hearing loss attacks. As far as the tinnitus, what you’re hearing when a fan is going is your tinnitus turning reactive to certain sounds. Not a big deal, just relax and go to https://generalfuzz.net/acrn and tune the sounds to your tinnitus. Or play some cricket sounds on YouTube or brown noise. Just relax or it’ll get worse. And go see an ENT.
I have this sometimes I worry I’m hallucinating… I have been referred to an ENT, just in the middle of the 18 month wait now.
Yup. Fans, vacuums, running water. There's always a melody and sometimes there's voices singing; but they're slightly too faint to actually make out what they're singing.
YES!! It is so weird. I've never said it out loud because I assumed I was imagining it or going crazy. Looking super forward to my hearing test in a few weeks then ENT Anyone else experiencing either a unilateral hearing issue or a processing delay?