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Alistrange

Updated 7mo ago

Has anyone experienced tinnitus after having COVID-19?

can I ask who reckons their tinnitus started after they had covid 19, I've had covid 4 times each time with different symptoms but before covid, I was pretty healthy. After the fourth time, suddenly I developed tinnitus, severe migraines, vertigo and dizziness and it's been nearly a year now. I'm thinking it could be long covid anyone else had a similar experience?

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Jessi85

I've had covid and it wasn't super bad for me. But I have had severe ear pain that causes me to have migraines since I had the covid. I'm on my 3rd round of antibiotics to get rid of whatever is causing it. The last Dr I went to said I had so much fluid on my ears that my ear drums are bulging. Not sure if anyone else has had this problem.

Alistrange

my mate has covid at the minute and she has your symptoms with ear pain and migraines I just hope it goes away when the covid does as she is struggling with it badly.

Stephaniej12112

I remember that one of my worst symptoms when I got it last October was the pressure in my left ear and it's never felt the same since. It was so specific and strange because I domt remember my ears ever feeling that way with another illness. I hope you both feel better soon! 💕

Karlie2000

I got pulsing tinnitus after covid-19, which was worse when I layed down, but it went away after about a year. I've also had two ear infections since then, when I'd never had them before.

SassySue

I started getting tinnitus after I contracted the West Nile virus. So I think this is possible, we still don’t know all of the adverse effects of COVID. I wish you well, after almost 20 years I still have tinnitus 😔

Swimmer

7mo

I developed tinnitus 3 yrs ago after Covid with the alpha strain. Otologist said it’s cochlear Hydrops a form of non Ménière’s . I have good days and bad days . Mine seems worse in cold weather and barometric changes.

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