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Can fighter jets hurt your ears?
They're doing a show with a bunch of fighter jets flying low on the beach that I could care less about, but I was sitting outside awhile ago when they did a pass and now my left ear is still killing me. That shit was the loudest I've ever experienced... the Blue Angels shows that used to take place over my house in Annapolis, MD were nothing compared to this noise.
Is it possible for noise to cause ear pain and then go away? I tried Google but it all talked about when you're in a jet, not on the ground. |
I spent some time working on a Naval base flightline, and even with hearing protection I think my hearing is permanently damaged. But that could also be attributed to heavy metal concerts and shooting guns with no ear muffs.
I remember being accidentally too close to an sr71 taking off, and I literally ran for cover because it was so fucking loud. I though my body was going to vibrate into jelly. |
You know that ringing in your ears? That 'eeeeeeeeee'? That's the sound of the ear cells dying, like their swan song. Once it's gone you'll never hear that frequency again. Enjoy it while it lasts.
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What kind of pain? Sharp in the eardrum? You may need to get that looked at.
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meanwhile in florida
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Can a fighter jet hurt your ear? That's a dumb question.
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Its only a jet engine....produces around 150-160 decibels
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I had no ringing or anything. Just a sharp pain in my eardrum. It subsided after an hour and a half though. Never felt like anything before it ... have had ringing of the ears plenty of times but this was different.
Those fuckers were loud. |
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More than likely full of earwax, dirt etc. He will scrape and suck out with a vacuum pump. I though I had Tinitus about ten yrs ago but turns out just full of earwax and dirt all packed in and caused ringing and also at its worst the ability to think clearly. Now about once a year I get both cleaned out as they don't discharge as they should, old age or something. |
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The threshold of pain is about 125db.
140db will damage your hearing with brief exposure. So for BRIEF exposure it can hurt, but not do any damage. 140db, the damage threshold, is about 100 feet from a jet. You were probably at least a thousand feet away, so you're probably okay. That assumes you heard engine noise, not the CRACK of a sonic boom from a jet going supersonic. A sonic boom can reach 200db. |
Can a chick clamping down with her thighs during an orgasm hurt your ears?
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I know I have lost atleast 60% hearing in my right ear and about 25% in my left ear :( from being stupid and having a 150+db stereo system in my vehicles. That and shooting guns with no muffs/plugs in when I was a kid. I will have ringing atleast once a day or so sometimes its different tones and then goes away. Having 6-7 concussions doesn't help either LOL If only I would of known that hearing in your 30's-40's+ is important
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I have that tinnitus
God it's fucking awful I hear ringing 24/7 all of the time never fucking stops There is a frequency therapy you can try if you have that- it I guess matches the frequency you're not hearing that you hear or something |
Im in Wilton Manors an heard them. It was so loud I dropped my toothpaste in the sink because I was shocked.
It'll be here all weekend :/ |
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Seems like they were making the return trip south over us. They were flying low and making loops, with the south trip slightly inland. All weekend? I read something the other day and expected it for only one day. FML. It's even loud as shit indoors. |
Let's face it. We're all getting old and can't hear jack fucking shit.
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