Thank you for starting this conversation on Hyperacusis Dr. Ben. Please continue to feature solutions for Hyperacusis. It’s a miserable condition and many people have been suffering for years.
I had worst case along with horrible misphonia and tinnitus. It seems miraculous that it's all gone .I spent 5 years battling all odds. I would say my case was the worst. It started with a loud blast in my headphones from a war type of video game . I also blasted loud music six months prior with earbuds non stop. Running water...driving...showering...,dishes...television...radio...shopping carts...Squealing brakes...babies...even my wife's voice offered me pain. Just the sound of "S" in speech was painful.
Give time for your body to heal and repair itself. It will get better. Massaging your head, jaw, face and neck. I did acupressure and lymphatic drainage massages worked.
I just got diagnosed with hyperacusis and I'm also awaiting testing for autism. Earplugs have been a comfort but have heightened my sensitivity. I will be switching to Flare Comfort. Thank you for your content!
I developed hyperacusis and tinnitus at the same time. I have lived through hell these last two years. My ears asked me for silence and when I gave it I heard the loudest and most torturous beeping. I have managed to control the hyperacusis, but the tinnitus is getting worse. I came to live secluded, isolated, going out as little as possible. I was a musician and I have lost many things that I liked to do, what gave me life. The doctors and the tests did not solve anything, damn disease.
You still can beat this. I had both too. My tinnitus was very loud . I did start out using TRT and it helped a bit. My real improvement continued with my own sound therapies . I used every sound on youtube and recorded them to play back in a loop. Tinnitus spiked up and down...many setbacks. It's a normal trend
Initially got sinus infection from AIR CONDITIONING in the ceiling, dirty particles were breathed in whilst sitting at work. Frustrated year long wait at hospital. I have been seen by ENT DR & otolaryngologist. Had MRI SCAN & there is leaking fluid from ear into BRAIN. Referral to neurologist another waiting list. Told bilateral tinnitus non pulsatile right ear worse than left. Asymmetry on hearing test with bilateral LOSS IN HIGH FREQUENCIES. Prominent lateral and 3rd ventricles. HYDROCEPHALUS. Put on list for Hearing aids and sound therapy. Told NO CURE for sizzling, hissing, beeping tinnitus. No hope !
Dr Ben thank you so much for this video. I have the same but with tinnitus that gets louder with sounds. I haven't seen any success stories with my issues. It's always one or the other. Do people hearing with T AND H where T reacts to sounds get better. Does it mean it's not possible to recover?
Hi, I had the same problem, my tinnitus was a buzzing sound that got louder with any kind of sound, the sharper the sound the worst it got. ENT surgeon recommended hearing aids, any doctor added steroid nasal spray. It's been four years since I had that problem, it pops up now and again and now it reacts to sound for a second and it stays away all day and most of the night. Right now it's totally gone and hopefully it stays away this time for good. The ent indicated it was an edt. Your sensitivity will probably taper off eventually like most of the people with tinnitus.
@chrisgladue8946 the fact you have taken the time to reply says so much thank you. I have noticed that trebal health just seem to ignore these type of questions. But thanks for giving me hope.
Great question! This is very common with many of the patients we work with and you can overcome this! We'd be happy to discuss further with you. Schedule a complimentary telehealth consultation: treble.health/consultation
Yes, hearing aids can be used to address hearing loss in people with hyperacusis and tinnitus. They can help amplify external sounds, making tinnitus less noticeable, and some hearing aids come with built-in sound therapy features to further manage tinnitus symptoms.
I understand your concern. While hyperacusis can cause discomfort with certain sounds, pain hyperacusis is less common. If you're worried, it's important to consult with an audiologist or specialist who can guide you through managing hyperacusis and preventing it from worsening. If you haven’t already, consider speaking with a specialist for personalized strategies to help manage your symptoms. Schedule a complimentary telehealth consultation: treble.health/consultation
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More hyperacusis topics please. Good stuff. I only use plugs when in a setback or actual loud envieonment
Glad you find the content helpful! We’ll definitely include more hyperacusis topics. Stay tuned!
Thank you for starting this conversation on Hyperacusis Dr. Ben. Please continue to feature solutions for Hyperacusis. It’s a miserable condition and many people have been suffering for years.
Oh thank you for speaking more about hyperacusis🙏means so much❤️
I had worst case along with horrible misphonia and tinnitus. It seems miraculous that it's all gone .I spent 5 years battling all odds. I would say my case was the worst. It started with a loud blast in my headphones from a war type of video game . I also blasted loud music six months prior with earbuds non stop. Running water...driving...showering...,dishes...television...radio...shopping carts...Squealing brakes...babies...even my wife's voice offered me pain. Just the sound of "S" in speech was painful.
Give time for your body to heal and repair itself. It will get better. Massaging your head, jaw, face and neck. I did acupressure and lymphatic drainage massages worked.
Sometimes it's not the sound itself that's a threat..it's what the sound represents that is a threat.
I just got diagnosed with hyperacusis and I'm also awaiting testing for autism. Earplugs have been a comfort but have heightened my sensitivity. I will be switching to Flare Comfort. Thank you for your content!
You are so welcome! We are happy you have found benefit from our channel and we wish you continued relief.
I developed hyperacusis and tinnitus at the same time. I have lived through hell these last two years. My ears asked me for silence and when I gave it I heard the loudest and most torturous beeping. I have managed to control the hyperacusis, but the tinnitus is getting worse. I came to live secluded, isolated, going out as little as possible. I was a musician and I have lost many things that I liked to do, what gave me life. The doctors and the tests did not solve anything, damn disease.
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You still can beat this. I had both too. My tinnitus was very loud . I did start out using TRT and it helped a bit. My real improvement continued with my own sound therapies . I used every sound on youtube and recorded them to play back in a loop. Tinnitus spiked up and down...many setbacks. It's a normal trend
@lastcall170 thank you.
Deffo need earplugs if u have reactive tinnitus and ongoing tinnitus from sound exponsure.
I agree! They can help protect your ears
Initially got sinus infection from AIR CONDITIONING in the ceiling, dirty particles were breathed in whilst sitting at work.
Frustrated year long wait at hospital. I have been seen by ENT DR & otolaryngologist. Had MRI SCAN & there is leaking fluid from ear into BRAIN. Referral to neurologist another waiting list.
Told bilateral tinnitus non pulsatile right ear worse than left. Asymmetry on hearing test with bilateral LOSS IN HIGH FREQUENCIES. Prominent lateral and 3rd ventricles. HYDROCEPHALUS.
Put on list for Hearing aids and sound therapy. Told NO CURE for sizzling, hissing, beeping tinnitus. No hope !
Dr Ben thank you so much for this video. I have the same but with tinnitus that gets louder with sounds. I haven't seen any success stories with my issues. It's always one or the other. Do people hearing with T AND H where T reacts to sounds get better. Does it mean it's not possible to recover?
Hi, I had the same problem, my tinnitus was a buzzing sound that got louder with any kind of sound, the sharper the sound the worst it got. ENT surgeon recommended hearing aids, any doctor added steroid nasal spray. It's been four years since I had that problem, it pops up now and again and now it reacts to sound for a second and it stays away all day and most of the night. Right now it's totally gone and hopefully it stays away this time for good. The ent indicated it was an edt. Your sensitivity will probably taper off eventually like most of the people with tinnitus.
Hope your hearing heals quickly.
@chrisgladue8946 the fact you have taken the time to reply says so much thank you. I have noticed that trebal health just seem to ignore these type of questions. But thanks for giving me hope.
Great question! This is very common with many of the patients we work with and you can overcome this! We'd be happy to discuss further with you. Schedule a complimentary telehealth consultation: treble.health/consultation
Dr Ben, please can you give me the brand details of the sound machine she used with nature sounds. Thanks
The Sound Oasis Sound Machine is what we recommend.
Was there tinnitus associated with the hyperacusis?
I believe it was only hyperacusis, but we can ask her to confirm
Can hearing aid/s be used for loss of hearing when suffering hyperacusis and tinnitus?
Yes, hearing aids can be used to address hearing loss in people with hyperacusis and tinnitus. They can help amplify external sounds, making tinnitus less noticeable, and some hearing aids come with built-in sound therapy features to further manage tinnitus symptoms.
Hearing aids are not good for hyperacusis.
Thats me
Dos she have hearing loss??
That's a great question! I believe she does not have hearing loss but we can ask her!
Sir ,do you have tinnitus? please tell me
Hi there! I do have tinnitus. It was caused by loud noise exposure :/
@@treblehealth Please tell me how you manage in winter and another time
My commemt gets deleted. Its helpful
Does hyperacusis lead to pain hyperacusis ? 🥲 am really scared
I understand your concern. While hyperacusis can cause discomfort with certain sounds, pain hyperacusis is less common. If you're worried, it's important to consult with an audiologist or specialist who can guide you through managing hyperacusis and preventing it from worsening. If you haven’t already, consider speaking with a specialist for personalized strategies to help manage your symptoms. Schedule a complimentary telehealth consultation: treble.health/consultation
It can, be careful.
It can, be careful.