Partiallly deaf after raves...is that normal?

[Tekneekz]

Originally Posted by Sparky

honestly if ear wax is the only human substance that you come in contact a rave.. it really wasnt that bad of a night..

hahaha specially if you like to roll on the floor with others... EEP!

[Tazershock]

this yrs pop house room all night killed my left ear it still not right, it was ringing til about noon today

[Tekneekz]

Excessive exposure to loud noise(YES MUSIC) can damage the tiny hairs in the cochlea and lead to hearing loss. Generally, this type of hearing loss is reversible (except in some cases of a sudden, very loud noise, such as an explosion).

However, over time, repeated exposure to loud noise can cause permanent damage and hearing loss. This condition is known as noise-induced hearing loss.


people people.. EARPLUGS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Juno]

I hope you all enjoy your lifetime of being deaf!

[Kasper Kasper Kasper]

i dunno if anyone has addressed your question seriously, but no its not good if your ears are ringing. if you wake up, and they are still ringing it is a sympton/warning sign of ear drum detachment. (if your eardrum detaches, then your deaf, and its non reversable)


ummm... and that ain't good. go see ya docta... soon.

[Tekneekz]

well since Kasper went that route... lets finish this

Your ears are very delicate, prolonged exposure to sound pressure levels above 85dBA will cause damage to your hearing. If you have ever been to a party or to a concert where loud music was played, you may have experienced Temporary Threshold Shift (TTS). This temporary loss of hearing can become permanent if exposure is done on a regular basis.

One way to tell if you’ve been exposed to excessive sound pressure levels is that you tend to hear a ringing in your ears.

Ringing in your ears, hissing, clicking or buzzing sounds all represent the effects of tinnitus, which is often a side effect of noise-induced hearing loss. Inner-ear cells are sensitive to vibrations. But if they’re damaged, the ears will still record ringing or buzzing, even when there’s no sound.

Remember, it is your high frequency hearing that deteriorates first. Think of what music would sound like if you couldn’t hear anything above 10KHz: just like with a crummy old transistor radio or listening to music over a telephone (no cymbals or high pitched instruments, voices sounding deadened).

[polygirl rainbow]

hearing damage = bad you cant reverse it once youve lost it, of course and no music = no fun rave time
ear plugs = good you can still hear the music fine. and save your hearing = yay!

[Kasper Kasper Kasper]

eardrum detachment.


after that your cock falls off.

[rAvInPsYcHoNaUt]

Originally Posted by Kasper Kasper Kasper

i dunno if anyone has addressed your question seriously, but no its not good if your ears are ringing. if you wake up, and they are still ringing it is a sympton/warning sign of ear drum detachment. (if your eardrum detaches, then your deaf, and its non reversable)


ummm... and that ain't good. go see ya docta... soon.

You're unbelievably incorrect my friend.

I've had ear drum replacement surgery before, after getting knocked out by some huge black bitch who hit my ear deadon. It's a simple 4 hour procedure where the take a particular membrane located behind your ear which is similar in tissue structure to that of your eardrum. And then they simply sew it in and stitch you up no biggie.

I got a heavy morphine drip. So no complaints

[Kasper Kasper Kasper]

GAHHH!!! I WAS JUST KIDDING PEOPLE!!! I DIDNT EVEN KNOW YOUR EARDRUM COULD ACTUALLY DETACH> i was just trying to be an asshole and scare the poor kid.



you guys suck.

[rAvInPsYcHoNaUt]

Originally Posted by Kasper Kasper Kasper

GAHHH!!! I WAS JUST KIDDING PEOPLE!!! I DIDNT EVEN KNOW YOUR EARDRUM COULD ACTUALLY DETACH> i was just trying to be an asshole and scare the poor kid.



you guys suck.

Meh, rupture........detache........same difference

[diego85]

Well its been 2 days since HSII and now my ears are back to normal. Thanks to all who replied I'm glad you all care about me , I guess I'm gonna have to wear earplugs but won't be wearing them the whole time. I'm still gonna go see my doc just in case

HSII was an orgasmic event