[licker98]

I have tinnitus in my right ear, which is caused by glue ear and I'm pretty medical-phobic so the thought of having my third operation of my life to treat my glue ear distresses me. As you can imagine, the thought of having tinnitus in my left ear too would be horrendous. Every night, I would feel sickened inside thinking "how can I have tinnitus in both ears?!" Although I would always wonder why I could never hear it in the day.

Eventually, I realised that after disconnecting my phone from my phone charger, the actual charger emits a high-pitched ringing noise and made me think that I had tinnitus. It was a scary year and a half before I realised what was going on.

[Youtube Comments]

:D You remind me of a friend who I convinced he has serous hearing problems as a joke when Id open a dog whistle sound on my phone every once in a while

[licker98]

:D You remind me of a friend who I convinced he has serous hearing problems as a joke when Id open a dog whistle sound on my phone every once in a while

Haha that's so cruel! :P but funny...

[2SLiCkZ]

Damn must be a nightmare living with that fucking charger. Fuck you charger!

[MeltyNet]

Haha, yeah I could see how you could think this. My vaporizer makes a high pitch noise when charging too, so I know what you mean :D

[licker98]

Damn must be a nightmare living with that fucking charger. Fuck you charger!

It only makes the noise for about 40 seconds after unplugging thank God.

[Fortified Design]

Someone buy this kid a new phone charger! And yea I know the feeling. I had a charger that made my iPhone peel electricity charged like I mean micro vibrations and felted trippy as fuck.