I have intermittent tinnitus in my right ear from a mild case of Meniere's Disease. Usually it's a low pitched buzzing sound, but it can be high pitched at times too. Some days the tinnitus is really bad, other days I don't have it all. It tends to come and go in phases. On occasion I can get some mild vertigo and dizziness as well, usually at night. I had one spell of severe vertigo about 2 years ago that sent me to the ER, but it has not happened like that since then. Hopefully it won't happen again anytime soon. Despite it being a fairly common condition (about 1 in 500 according to some estimates), doctors are utterly clueless about it. I went to see several prominent ear specialists in NYC and Boston, but got the "deer in the headlights" look and shrugs each time. Doctors really don't know anything do they?