Maybe it is your pillow. Sleep with your head high - hell, who knows.
B

I'll try hanging upside down like a bat tonight!:)

I think some of it is stress related. I came down with T about 2-3 years ago. I have seen two ENT's. Had MRI's, hearing tests etc. etc. All to be told "Sorry you have T there is nothing we can do for you. Go to Baby's R Us and by a white noise maker happy trails to you."

Some days are better and some days are worse. I think a lot of it has to do with stress, the sleep we actually get when we get it, diet, they also say caffine, tobacco use, asprin, alchohol can all increase this. I cut out caffine and alchohol this year and have gone to a manesium and pottasium rich diet. It seems to help some but not always. I think stress is the bigger player for me.

Interesting isn't it.

As soon as I go to sleep it subsides and I can't hear it.
Wake up in the Morning and I still can't hear it.

Sit at the PC and it starts up.

Why isn't this symptom not more public?

I think there will be a cure for the current generation as they will be the highest percentage with Tinnitus due to the volumes of night clubs and most of them only enjoy music if it can be heard a few houses down.

Im so glad you posted this questions. I wish i knew the answer.If it is stress related then are we stressed out while we are sleeping.I once had a dream that i was trying to get away from the noise of a loud vacum b/c i didn't want my T to get louder and when i woke up my T was louder.T is so mysterious.