Sorry not sure if this is related, but I have a profound hearing loss. I do suffering from tinnitus at times. My hearing does change when I'm hypO and I feel like hearing things under the water.

Maybe when you get your thyroid levels corrected from the meds you take...things will improve.

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tthank you for the reply. I find some consolation that I am not alone in the feeling. My hyperthyroid was diagnosed accidentally, now I am hoping that my tinnitus symptoms (horrible) and my noise induced hearing loss could be addressed.

I always had ringing or buzzing in my ears by late afternoon that drove me nuts! I didn't know at the time, but I'm sure my blood pressure was way high also. I found out after a couple of years that I was on too much T4 thyroid med. I finally switched completely to Armour last week & it seems to SLOWLY be working. The hardest for me is waiting the six weeks for my blood draw to see where I'm at! Armour hasn't caused so much trouble with my heart like the T4 only meds.

I get this when hyper or hypo. Drives me nuts.

thank you for your replies.

I also have tinnitus...have for the past 10 years. I had a thyroidectomy in 2005. I have often wondered if my tinnitus and fluctuating hearing loss were related to thyroid levels being off.

So are you guys saying that after correctly leveling the thyroid levels the tinnitus is gone?

MrDonkie:

Yes, in my case it is very much improved if I keep my thyroid levels of the Free Ts where these should be.

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