Born with tinnitus no joke didint realize it was a thing till a friend told me about tinnitus and i realized what i had so be thankful you only had it part of your life ive never known silence but i do have one advantage over all of the other sufferers because it's all ive ever known it dose not bother me as much. I am still very grateful for the relief though :)
Moved into a new office space that is so quiet, I can hear my ears ring. Payback for a lifetime of abuse with loud music. Never tried noise masking before - this is amazing. Thanks!
this has helped so much.. I have it on quietly even when I'm watching TV and it's stops me thinking about my ears.. The least you think about tinitus the quieter it gets! Thanks!
Although this particular sound is not effective for me it's wonderful it helps some people get relief. This sound is so annoying. It's very close to the frequency of my tinnitus it's like listening to it much louder. I have tinnitus in my right ear (1989) not both ears as most people have. I am almost completely deaf in my right ear as well. The only way I've been able to deal with it is lorazepam and meditation. I also listen to music on my Mp3 but no earbuds old fashioned headphones. It's horrible to have no peace and quiet. It's nice people have found this that helps then cope.
ank you so much for this. I have it and it got worse when i turned 36. Ive been dealing with it for 2 years now. I cant sleep. This helped to relax me.
Dear Brian. I am a young man in my late twenties, and I am a totally new tinnitus patient. Only had it for a week now. Thank you for this upload, I hope it can help me sleep. I have been so down and out I have thought about the ultimate way out of this. But this gives me a chance of sleep again. From the bottom of my heart: THANK YOU
DoubleUpOnBob I have had tinnitus in both ears, at two different frequencies, for over 25 years. I can tell you that you will get used to it. What helped me was background noise. My youtube channel, and website, are all about creative background noise. Hang in there!
+DoubleUpOnBob please don't give up! You can fight it! I have been living for the past 25 years with Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo (BPPV) plus Tinnitus, at first I had to give up driving, my sport that was scuba diving, any form of sports, loud music, etc,,,, it was incapacitating, life sucked, got depression, but, now my BPPV attacks are less severe by exercises methods of daily self-administration of particle repositioning head maneuvers, the Tinnitus also, due to masking it with these type of sounds, thanks to the wonderful people that upload these sounds. I'm back to driving, it has been a life changing, I have now, a home gym to exercise because I still cannot engage in any sports, but, I enjoy life again. You will too. I promise. Life is Beautiful!
To each their own. Have it in both ears more so on the left . The beats work much faster to relax into full meditation and a deeper sleep. There is something out there for everyone. Find your niche. It's only a statement and maybe a new suggestion for those whom aren't familiar with binaural beats.
:( I have always described my ringing as the sound the TV makes (even when sound is off) when it is in another room. Kinda like when u tell ur kids to cut off the tv and go to bed...They turn it on with the sound off and that high pitch electrical sound that lets u know the TV is on. I got rid of my TV lol
I first developed Tinnitus as an apprentice in 1976, I worked in a very noisy engineering factory and Health & safety and ear protectors where not around then! By the time I had completed my apprenticeship, the damage was permanent and has now been an unwelcome comp[anion in my life for 40 years! Only today I have discovered pink noise and I have found that by adjusting the volume down a little at a time , there is a point at which my crickets in my head seem to fall silent! Well done and thank you brad! Now I can do more research and might even gain some relief after all these years...
+BRUCE LEE - Former Chronic Tinnitus Sufferer Reveals The Only Holistic System In Existence That Will Show You How To Permanently Eliminate The Ringing In Your Ears Within 2 Months, and Regain Your Natural Inner Balance, Using A Unique 5-Step Method No One Else Will Tell You About...* checkr.ml/24xT2nd
OK....I have loads of medical problems, migraines and jaw dislocation has lead to high pitched ringing in one ear. My friend just posted this to me on Facebook and instantly I can feel how it will help. Thank you
Mientra escribo estas lineas estoy escuchando la solucion que propones para paliar el problema de aquellos que padecemos tinnitus, en primer lugar quiero agradecer a ti y a todos aquellos que buscan una solucion para eliminar, o al menos hacer un poco mas llevadero este problema, el solo hecho de haber intentado ayudar a solucionar el problema ya merece mi total agradecimiento. un abrazo amigo.-- despues te comento como me fue con el zumbido de Mi...a que tengo en los oidos.--
Brad McBride Como dijo alguien: Hay personas importante, otras que son necesarias, pero Uds. forman parte de ese grupo de personas que son IMPRECINDIBLES. -- No tengo dudas que seras recompensado por tu interés en ayudar a otros, porque se que el solo hecho de proponértelo hara que te sienta bien. Un abrazo amigo
Hey Brad, I heard that most of the cases tinnitus is temporary. I'm 15 and I've had tinnitus for basically a month and a half now. Somewhere around there. I went to the doctor for it and I had an ear infection, perforated eardrum and an earwax blockage. The doctor told me I should go to an ENT which I haven't yet, doubt theyll be able to help. I'm pretty sure I have it permanently which sucks cause I never listen to loud music/videos and i'm never near loud environments, video helped me sleep. Thanks!
+Brad McBride why did it go and came back the first 5 years? ive had tinnitus for one month now after listenting to loud music with my headphones. i hope it will go away soon
Brad McBride strange... how loud is your tinnitus? and what do you think my chance is to get rid with it? i have no hearling loss, i just woke up one day with ringing in ears, and it wont go away
Brad, I have a question for you. How did you go to work every day and how did you stay focus and dont lose concentration through all of years with tinnitus and insomnia?
+MickMickey Micck my problem was not staying focused . My problem was the inability to fall asleep. During the day background noise made my tinnitus bearable . But at night, when trying to fall asleep, the tinnitus would keep me awake.
+Brad McBride, I have tinnitus for about six months now and i have both, trouble sleeping and trouble stay focus with anything I'm doing during the day. How long did you need to accept it? Thanks for the video and ansvers!
+MickMickey Micck Mine came and went for about 3 years before becoming permanent about 25 years ago. Believe it or not you do get used to it after a year or so.
My son has had tinnitus since starting September 13th of this year. it started really loud in his left ear it has gone lower but sometimes he says he hears it in both his left and right ear the hearing doctor said his hearing is fine he says he only hears it as a really faint hiss that he says goes a little up or down. when hes outside he is fine or watching tv but when its really quiet like when he is sleeping he hears it also he notices it alot more when he focuses on it but he said its hard not to focus because he wants it to go away any thoughts people.
Margit Hamar I have had tinnitus for a quarter century now. You do get used to it. The hardest part about it is the insomnia when I try to fall asleep.Falling asleep and having tinnitus do not mix. Once I fall asleep, however, I am okay. I have used tinnitus masking noise for a long time now and find it is the only thing that helps me.
I was told it is caused by brain entrainment which is caused by microwave frequency targeting or simply by all the microwave pollution to which we are subjected. I've tried listening to rife frequencies for tinnitus and others, but they don't work for me. I wonder all the time if it isn't because I'm hearing the noise of continuous microwave bombardment. The only way for me to know for sure would be to go to or get into an environment that is free of microwaves.
For some reason it made my tinnitus louder. It varies throughout the day, often louder in the late afternoon (no idea why) to the point it drives me nuts. It's less severe now so thought I'd Google something to help but this pink noise immediately made it louder then when I stopped the noise it returned to the same level it was before listening. Hope it helps some people.
hi Brad my tinnitus sounds like a faint high pitch pulse noise that flutters up and down in frequency it's not deafening but it's still bothersome like when ever it clicks my eyes always gaze left I've tried allot if masking and nothing works any suggestions Brad I'm going mad.
+DoubleUpOnBob - I've had it since I was young, and it comes and goes. Eventually your brain will adapt to it. That's the beauty of the human machine. It learns to tune stuff out over time. There will be a cure, so try not to let it bother you. Use anything that works, including white noise, movies, etc. Keep your chin up! Many people are researching the problem these days. Someone will figure it out. Meantime, just distract yourself and know that it will be OK. As Brad mentioned, I also had to use sedatives for a while. And for me, that was just fine. During the day I hardly ever notice it, even now.
I think I am goin to lose my mind with the hissing buzzing almost like little buggy noises....this covered quite a bit! Sound like a old fan buzzing,,,,,
This is one of the more effective ones. But it takes a lot to concentrate for my brain to forget the ringing. Only sleep gets me away from it. heavy sigh
I've had a weird ringing in my ears for the last 2 weeks now, this one is the ONLY thing that masks it. Brad McBride, this is just amazing. I have to put it on a very low volume, and the "ringing" goes away.
Glad it helps. Pink Noise, like White Noise' is a spectrum of sound frequencies. This includes high pitched sounds that emulate tinnitus. Ergo, your brain can't tell the difference. I use tinnitus masking every night as I have had the condition for over two decades.
actually i thought that it was a result of technology since the old tube t.v's made a sound kinda similar whenever you turn them on idk it was weird lol i just thought it was normal though never asked anyone because of that.
No I haven't yet but whoever suffers from hyperacusis should try sound therapy. If you don't have the money for professional help do it your self. Listin to ur favorite song 25min a day for a week and slowly increase the sound level every work.
If only this could help for people with deafness and Tinnitus. I have Single Sided Deafness with permanent screeching tones in my deaf ear. Waterfall on my almost working ear only makes T worst for my deaf ear.
how I got Tinnitus is due to my airbag exploding on its own ..I was not hit and it was when about 20 years ago ....it got so loud that other people could hear it ...everyday now I am trying to get rid of it so it does not get so loud
This is not melodious or like water running. This is more of a machine sound. You could have pictures of pink stuff -- flowers, sunset colors, flamingos, pigs, drinks, elephants seen after drinks, etc.
lmao how is this helpful? Oh, your ear is broken and you hear a staticy noise all the time? Well here, EVEN MORE STATIC NOISE TO COVER IT UP! YOU'RE WELCOME
Tinnitus often doesn't present as a " staticy noise" as you put it. It usually is a "cricket sound" or "high pitched whine". Does this cover the sound up? No, but it gives your brain something else to listen to, and helps you ignore the sounds, white noise is known to be soothing so even if you don't have tinnitus it might help you relax. Often I don't hear my tinnitus when I'm focused on other things, but when it's very quiet the sound (that doctors believe your brain is making up due to lack of hearing things in that frequency range) can be nearly maddening.
I get that, different frequency are heard by everyone, so it's hard to pick just one variation of noise that will hit them all, try some other ones, some blue noise works better for me and because of how high pitched mine is white noise is actually the best for masking, but it's not going to make your tinnitus better of course.
Brandon McDougal yea, I found some mp3s of radio frequencies or something that comes off planets and stars. Basically just something to put sound in my ears.
Glad you found something that's working for you. Just music seems to work better than anything else, I guess I need a large range of frequencies to get mine off my mind.
Brad McBride binuarals are good for meditation or relaxation, even some good programs for headaches...But you are correct...does not help with ther ringing :(
Exlaination.. In meditating, it helps to regain my focus and direct my thoughts away from the nagging ringing. Gets so bad its all I concentrate on and turns to a massive headache. So with redirection I learn to put it in the background. I don't want to simply mask it, have to learn how to live and control it.
Born with tinnitus no joke didint realize it was a thing till a friend told me about tinnitus and i realized what i had so be thankful you only had it part of your life ive never known silence but i do have one advantage over all of the other sufferers because it's all ive ever known it dose not bother me as much. I am still very grateful for the relief though :)
Moved into a new office space that is so quiet, I can hear my ears ring. Payback for a lifetime of abuse with loud music. Never tried noise masking before - this is amazing. Thanks!
I believe I also have a 9 hour version on my YT channel. Glad it helps!
T 45
this has helped so much.. I have it on quietly even when I'm watching TV and it's stops me thinking about my ears.. The least you think about tinitus the quieter it gets! Thanks!
I'm getting over a concussion right now, and my ears are always ringing ear-peircing loud. With this, it makes it so much better.
Thank You!
Hope you feel better soon!
Tinnitus was affecting my concentration and studying until I came across this, it really does help. Thanks.
Jack Dewar You are very welcome. I have tinnitus, too. Not fun!
It WILL get better... I thought I would lose my mind the first month.
Although this particular sound is not effective for me it's wonderful it helps some people get relief. This sound is so annoying. It's very close to the frequency of my tinnitus it's like listening to it much louder. I have tinnitus in my right ear (1989) not both ears as most people have. I am almost completely deaf in my right ear as well. The only way I've been able to deal with it is lorazepam and meditation. I also listen to music on my Mp3 but no earbuds old fashioned headphones. It's horrible to have no peace and quiet. It's nice people have found this that helps then cope.
Susan Plunkett I think you have to listen to it for ten of fifteen minutes. Then the brain blocks it out and you don’t know it’s there until it stops.
ank you so much for this. I have it and it got worse when i turned 36. Ive been dealing with it for 2 years now. I cant sleep. This helped to relax me.
Dear Brian. I am a young man in my late twenties, and I am a totally new tinnitus patient. Only had it for a week now. Thank you for this upload, I hope it can help me sleep. I have been so down and out I have thought about the ultimate way out of this. But this gives me a chance of sleep again. From the bottom of my heart: THANK YOU
DoubleUpOnBob I have had tinnitus in both ears, at two different frequencies, for over 25 years. I can tell you that you will get used to it. What helped me was background noise. My youtube channel, and website, are all about creative background noise. Hang in there!
I have put these sounds on an audio CD . You can burn MP3's into CDs
+DoubleUpOnBob please don't give up! You can fight it! I have been living for the past 25 years with Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo (BPPV) plus Tinnitus, at first I had to give up driving, my sport that was scuba diving, any form of sports, loud music, etc,,,, it was incapacitating, life sucked, got depression, but, now my BPPV attacks are less severe by exercises methods of daily self-administration of particle repositioning head maneuvers, the Tinnitus also, due to masking it with these type of sounds, thanks to the wonderful people that upload these sounds. I'm back to driving, it has been a life changing, I have now, a home gym to exercise because I still cannot engage in any sports, but, I enjoy life again. You will too. I promise. Life is Beautiful!
I suffer from hyperacusis after surgery on my ear, this helps retrain my ear to handle noise. thanks!
Sensitivity to sound? Yes, I can see how saturating sounds could help.
If you listen to anything too loudly it can make your tinnitus worse. Pink and White Noise mask the ringing.
Thank you so much i ran across this and it works! its been, eeeeeeee in my ears for weeks and weeks and this helped
Wow... you must have thought the world came with a naturally high pitched buzz. I can't even imagine that.
🎉😂
Great up load this is the only vid that worked for me! In my view better than other noise masking video's
To each their own. Have it in both ears more so on the left . The beats work much faster to relax into full meditation and a deeper sleep. There is something out there for everyone. Find your niche. It's only a statement and maybe a new suggestion for those whom aren't familiar with binaural beats.
This works... I have no words... Thank you very much.
I leave the tv on and a fan is a really good mask, on a chair blowing in my face while I huddle under lots of covers.
:( I have always described my ringing as the sound the TV makes (even when sound is off) when it is in another room. Kinda like when u tell ur kids to cut off the tv and go to bed...They turn it on with the sound off and that high pitch electrical sound that lets u know the TV is on. I got rid of my TV lol
I first developed Tinnitus as an apprentice in 1976, I worked in a very noisy engineering factory and Health & safety and ear protectors where not around then! By the time I had completed my apprenticeship, the damage was permanent and has now been an unwelcome comp[anion in my life for 40 years! Only today I have discovered pink noise and I have found that by adjusting the volume down a little at a time , there is a point at which my crickets in my head seem to fall silent! Well done and thank you brad! Now I can do more research and might even gain some relief after all these years...
+BRUCE LEE Glad it helps. I have had tinnitus almost 30 years. Background noise is the only thing that helps me sleep!
+BRUCE LEE - Former Chronic Tinnitus Sufferer Reveals The Only Holistic System In Existence That Will Show You How To Permanently Eliminate The Ringing In Your Ears Within 2 Months, and Regain Your Natural Inner Balance, Using A Unique 5-Step Method No One Else Will Tell You About...* checkr.ml/24xT2nd
OK....I have loads of medical problems, migraines and jaw dislocation has lead to high pitched ringing in one ear. My friend just posted this to me on Facebook and instantly I can feel how it will help. Thank you
thanks... long time Tinnitus sufferer this realy helps me in the office headphones on it's great get to ignore the T for over an hour
Mientra escribo estas lineas estoy escuchando la solucion que propones para paliar el problema de aquellos que padecemos tinnitus, en primer lugar quiero agradecer a ti y a todos aquellos que buscan una solucion para eliminar, o al menos hacer un poco mas llevadero este problema, el solo hecho de haber intentado ayudar a solucionar el problema ya merece mi total agradecimiento. un abrazo amigo.-- despues te comento como me fue con el zumbido de Mi...a que tengo en los oidos.--
johny bravo Zumbido puede controlarse con ruido que bloquea lasfrecuencias altas. Eso es todo lo que podemos hacerpor ahora
Brad McBride Como dijo alguien: Hay personas importante, otras que son necesarias, pero Uds. forman parte de ese grupo de personas que son IMPRECINDIBLES. -- No tengo dudas que seras recompensado por tu interés en ayudar a otros, porque se que el solo hecho de proponértelo hara que te sienta bien. Un abrazo amigo
I had tinnitus for 19 days now. Thank you for this video, it has helped me sleep. Waking up is the hardest for me.
naranza65 Glad it helps. I have found with my tinnitus that falling asleep is the hardest thing. Once I am asleep I am okay. Good luck to you!
This just changed my life. Thank you!
Thanks.. i have many different masking sounds on my channel. Check them out ;:^)
I've had tinnitus for over 25 years... so sound masking, for me anyhoo, is how I cope with it.
Glad it helps. I also have an 8 hour version on my channel
Glad it helps. I have a long version also ... in my channel
I have a large fish tank in my bedroom I've round that the sound of the filter and wave maker splashing the water helps to filter the tinnitus sound
+Chilly Willy 88 Thats a good idea for a new sound.. thanks!
Thanks...I also have an 8 hour version on my channel
Esto ayuda bastante!! Oro al Eterno nos sane a Todos!!! 🙏🏼
Have you got a downloadable mp3 of this? cheers
There are website for that.
I'm sorry to hear that :/
I hope you guys find relief and have some silence finally.
it works for me when it's very loud
thank you
I have a 9 hour Pink Noise version up on YT , also ... for all night long
Hey Brad, I heard that most of the cases tinnitus is temporary.
I'm 15 and I've had tinnitus for basically a month and a half now. Somewhere around there. I went to the doctor for it and I had an ear infection, perforated eardrum and an earwax blockage. The doctor told me I should go to an ENT which I haven't yet, doubt theyll be able to help. I'm pretty sure I have it permanently which sucks cause I never listen to loud music/videos and i'm never near loud environments, video helped me sleep. Thanks!
ImperialChefRamsay My tinnitus came and went for the first 5 years. It only became permanent by age 30 for me. Protect your ears!
Brad McBride
Will do! I'm just glad I can only notice mine in a silent environment, like when I wear my headphones.
+Brad McBride why did it go and came back the first 5 years? ive had tinnitus for one month now after listenting to loud music with my headphones. i hope it will go away soon
I don't know but it came and went for years before it became permanent
Brad McBride
strange... how loud is your tinnitus? and what do you think my chance is to get rid with it? i have no hearling loss, i just woke up one day with ringing in ears, and it wont go away
Brad, I have a question for you. How did you go to work every day and how did you stay focus and dont lose concentration through all of years with tinnitus and insomnia?
+MickMickey Micck my problem was not staying focused . My problem was the inability to fall asleep. During the day background noise made my tinnitus bearable . But at night, when trying to fall asleep, the tinnitus would keep me awake.
+Brad McBride, I have tinnitus for about six months now and i have both, trouble sleeping and trouble stay focus with anything I'm doing during the day. How long did you need to accept it? Thanks for the video and ansvers!
+MickMickey Micck Mine came and went for about 3 years before becoming permanent about 25 years ago. Believe it or not you do get used to it after a year or so.
should i listen to this on headphones or on speaker?
My son has had tinnitus since starting September 13th of this year. it started really loud in his left ear it has gone lower but sometimes he says he hears it in both his left and right ear the hearing doctor said his hearing is fine he says he only hears it as a really faint hiss that he says goes a little up or down. when hes outside he is fine or watching tv but when its really quiet like when he is sleeping he hears it also he notices it alot more when he focuses on it but he said its hard not to focus because he wants it to go away any thoughts people.
Margit Hamar I have had tinnitus for a quarter century now. You do get used to it. The hardest part about it is the insomnia when I try to fall asleep.Falling asleep and having tinnitus do not mix. Once I fall asleep, however, I am okay. I have used tinnitus masking noise for a long time now and find it is the only thing that helps me.
seek professional help. if it has come on very suddenly there may be an underlying cause that can be fixed.
I was told it is caused by brain entrainment which is caused by microwave frequency targeting or simply by all the microwave pollution to which we are subjected. I've tried listening to rife frequencies for tinnitus and others, but they don't work for me. I wonder all the time if it isn't because I'm hearing the noise of continuous microwave bombardment. The only way for me to know for sure would be to go to or get into an environment that is free of microwaves.
Susan Littleton
susan i doubt that is true. otherwise most of the population would have tinnitus as we are all surrounded by microwaves.
***** no doubt microwaves and frequencies aggravate it, i just don't think it causes it in the first place.
Great video. Thanks for Sharing.
Glad it helps!
For some reason it made my tinnitus louder. It varies throughout the day, often louder in the late afternoon (no idea why) to the point it drives me nuts. It's less severe now so thought I'd Google something to help but this pink noise immediately made it louder then when I stopped the noise it returned to the same level it was before listening. Hope it helps some people.
What is the frequency in this clip?
I have had it for 3 years I get dizzy all the time and headaches from it. I hope this works.
It works 100% thank you and bless you 👏
hi Brad my tinnitus sounds like a faint high pitch pulse noise that flutters up and down in frequency it's not deafening but it's still bothersome like when ever it clicks my eyes always gaze left I've tried allot if masking and nothing works any suggestions Brad I'm going mad.
Lol tinnitus mask.. Nothing makes it better
You cant believe how loud I have to put this to mask my tinnitus. Holy crap I've gotten so bad.
You might try other sounds. White Noise, Brown Noise, etc ... some work better than others
don't take aspirin
Sorry to hear that ( no pun intended )
@@faceonmars100 hi my one of sis has tinnitus she feel Aeroplan sound in both air, can u tell which masking sound will better for her,
this is good for tinnitus? Or make the tinnitus worst?
Hi Brad. It's me again. How long did it take you to accept and make peace with your tinnitus?
DoubleUpOnBob about 10 years... after a decade I assumed it would be with me for life
DoubleUpOnBob When it first started it absolutely drove me mad the first week. I needed sedatives to relax
+DoubleUpOnBob - I've had it since I was young, and it comes and goes. Eventually your brain will adapt to it. That's the beauty of the human machine. It learns to tune stuff out over time. There will be a cure, so try not to let it bother you. Use anything that works, including white noise, movies, etc. Keep your chin up! Many people are researching the problem these days. Someone will figure it out. Meantime, just distract yourself and know that it will be OK. As Brad mentioned, I also had to use sedatives for a while. And for me, that was just fine. During the day I hardly ever notice it, even now.
fantastic
no cure for this? 2 years with tinittus after take amoxicilina,floxedol,deflazacorte. But i try no thing about noise.
Sooo!!! Good for me really great Job tkkss
Thanks. My tinnitus is more high pitch though.
Thanks ;:^)
Does this help with hyperacusis?
+Perplexus 24 Some find it helps wth that . I make them for people who want to mask tinnitus or other background sounds.
I think I am goin to lose my mind with the hissing buzzing almost like little buggy noises....this covered quite a bit! Sound like a old fan buzzing,,,,,
This is one of the more effective ones. But it takes a lot to concentrate for my brain to forget the ringing. Only sleep gets me away from it. heavy sigh
I know that feeling well having tinnitus for iover 25 years. I also have an all night long version up on YT.
Lovely!
There Here". Poltergeist of course. This is a nice relief. Thanks.
Peace*
Helps with my hyperacusis👍
Glad it helps!
Brad McBride
Im having tinitus , Do i get rid of it?
aaaaaaaaaaaadddd its like autism. It can't go away
Connor Sydney I have both and it's hell on earth because Its impossible for me to ignore it no matter what I use
Really GOOD i can sleep deper
EXCELENTE !!!! Deep sleep
I've had a weird ringing in my ears for the last 2 weeks now, this one is the ONLY thing that masks it. Brad McBride, this is just amazing. I have to put it on a very low volume, and the "ringing" goes away.
Glad it helps. Pink Noise, like White Noise' is a spectrum of sound frequencies. This includes high pitched sounds that emulate tinnitus. Ergo, your brain can't tell the difference. I use tinnitus masking every night as I have had the condition for over two decades.
actually i thought that it was a result of technology since the old tube t.v's made a sound kinda similar whenever you turn them on idk it was weird lol i just thought it was normal though never asked anyone because of that.
No I haven't yet but whoever suffers from hyperacusis should try sound therapy. If you don't have the money for professional help do it your self. Listin to ur favorite song 25min a day for a week and slowly increase the sound level every work.
If only this could help for people with deafness and Tinnitus. I have Single Sided Deafness with permanent screeching tones in my deaf ear. Waterfall on my almost working ear only makes T worst for my deaf ear.
This actually physically hurts my ears. Anyone else with tinnitus get that with loud noise?
foo f yes and especially if the quality of the loudspeakers are bad
I know I have sound sensitivity. So much hurts my ears.
Thanks it helped
how I got Tinnitus is due to my airbag exploding on its own ..I was not hit and it was when about 20 years ago ....it got so loud that other people could hear it ...everyday now I am trying to get rid of it so it does not get so loud
I love this so much my mom she sleeps with it’s
Sorry but this just made me want to cry its very similar to the ringing I hear
Woow
1 month of it and I already want to die
Isn't this just red noise and white noise combined?
Good nigth froom México
This is not melodious or like water running. This is more of a machine sound. You could have pictures of pink stuff -- flowers, sunset colors, flamingos, pigs, drinks, elephants seen after drinks, etc.
Yeeeeesssss!
I had it when I lived near a military base. I moved away and my tinnitus stopped.
sunlitweb Mine stopped for a bit when I moved to the desert in Arizona. Came back immediately when I moved to Hawaii
Yes.. I have had tinnitus for over 25 years. Sound masking is the only way I get a good night sleep
I am so tired I called you Brian. Your name is Brad. Sorry.
Try pink noise.
Pink Noise rules ;:^)
take the intro out so I don't hear ocean every 90 minutes.
hansonsux I was bitten by a shark also, so I get why you did that.
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lmao how is this helpful? Oh, your ear is broken and you hear a staticy noise all the time? Well here, EVEN MORE STATIC NOISE TO COVER IT UP! YOU'RE WELCOME
Tinnitus often doesn't present as a " staticy noise" as you put it. It usually is a "cricket sound" or "high pitched whine". Does this cover the sound up? No, but it gives your brain something else to listen to, and helps you ignore the sounds, white noise is known to be soothing so even if you don't have tinnitus it might help you relax. Often I don't hear my tinnitus when I'm focused on other things, but when it's very quiet the sound (that doctors believe your brain is making up due to lack of hearing things in that frequency range) can be nearly maddening.
Brandon McDougal ringing is more what I meant, not staticy. Personally this just sounds annoying, regardless of what it covers up
I get that, different frequency are heard by everyone, so it's hard to pick just one variation of noise that will hit them all, try some other ones, some blue noise works better for me and because of how high pitched mine is white noise is actually the best for masking, but it's not going to make your tinnitus better of course.
Brandon McDougal yea, I found some mp3s of radio frequencies or something that comes off planets and stars. Basically just something to put sound in my ears.
Glad you found something that's working for you. Just music seems to work better than anything else, I guess I need a large range of frequencies to get mine off my mind.
Binaural beats work much better than this.
You obviously don't have tinnitus. Binaural beats do not mask ringing ears
Brad McBride binuarals are good for meditation or relaxation, even some good programs for headaches...But you are correct...does not help with ther ringing :(
Exlaination.. In meditating, it helps to regain my focus and direct my thoughts away from the nagging ringing. Gets so bad its all I concentrate on and turns to a massive headache. So with redirection I learn to put it in the background. I don't want to simply mask it, have to learn how to live and control it.