You’re strong Tyler, you’ll get through this. Just stay positive. I did have some ear ringing when I went to a concert in December but thankfully I didn’t get tinitus even though I didn’t wear hearing protection.
I’m glad you made this closure vid and I’m glad you didn’t have vertigo and I’m glad you found a way to live with it. It’s interesting how we can adjust to something once we accept what we can’t change. You’re strong and I hope others who might have it will find peace after watching this vid.
Hi there, After listening to your story (all three videos), I really appreciate you sharing the message, that it will get better! I am a tinnitus therapist, and I have to say, that your ENT sadly belongs to the majority of health care providers, who still claim that tinnitus becomes "permanent" after a certain time. Tinnitus is a symptom and not a condition, even if it was induced through loud noise, the fact that it persisted indicates that there are other contributing factors, that are asking to be addressed. You seem to be taking care of yourself really well in this process, and I can confirm: be active, eat well (cover your amino acids, look for the most bioavailable nutrients), ditch all the supplements, address any physical issues (such as neck tension, TMJ pain, hip tightness, knee pain...), get into a healthy sleeping pattern, manage your mental health and stress levels, and try to find and eliminate any triggers with a simple tinnitus tracking journal.
I have tinnitus also for 6 mos and currently not letting it affect me and living my life normally with my love ones, your video helps as to being strong. Honestly keeping in touch with such person like you helps as you said 'im with you" im with you too. Thank you
I am 26 was feeling a little down today since I am going to turn 6 months with tinitus on Friday and your video really helped me today since I am really over this tinitus thank you
Have you checked your High Frequency (over 8khz) hearing? Sometimes that could be the culprit, that's why up to 8khz everything comes out normal but you still have tinnitus. Glad you are doing better, acceptance is key!
By the way, I know everybody has a different experience with Tinnitus, but PLEASE be careful around loud music, even with adequate hearing protection. I've had a couple of bad spikes after concerts and my Tinnitus went from totally manageable to a living nightmare. I have been protecting my ears since it started, but for some reason it hasn't been enough (and my hearing tests are still in the norm). Enjoy you life, enjoy music but stay smart, don't go in the front row and bring a sound meter (apps available on your phone) to always check the noise levels!
Thanks for sharing your experience. Age 42 I developed it during severe stress and trauma on 29th March 2023. 1.3 years now with Tinnitus and Hyperacusis sound sensitivity. No hearing loss or near perfect hearing upto 8000hz. Blood pressure okay. The fridge, freezer, cistern, all somehow exacerbate it. Quiet rooms are horrid. Some days I'm suicidal. Others i can ignore it. Alcohol/beer helps. Sound therapy at nights. What sound therapy do you use? I don't play loud music. Paranoid it'll get worse or something. Thanks
[4/10, 8:04 AM] Kunal: - Don’t take mental and physical stress - No medications or antidepressants - Muscle realese (video 8) (morning and before sleep) - limit your screen time, specially 2 hours befour going to sleep. - sleep in peach black room. - sleep more than 8 hours. - Wifi off (dont use wifi) - cold showers + hot bath (5 mins) - Get morning and evening sunlight (30mins) - Before bed 15 mins meditation and muscle relese. - No smoking, drinking or any bad habits. - Grounding (on grass or soil 30 mins) - circadian rhythm food eating habit: (after sunrise and before sunset you to eat food) - Eat meat, liver, eggs and seafood. - Do not mix food grops. - Follow oxalate and salycylate deit. - mold free home (watch mold video) - toothpaste (any ayurvedic), no deas d perfumes. - Believe yourself, motivate & stop measuring your tinnitus. - No sugar, no coffe, no processad foods, no soft drinks, no fastfood, no bakery of dairy. Till then follow this [4/10, 8:04 AM] Kunal: Wake up early 5-6am Walk or gym Sunlight for minimum 10-15mins Use ayurvedic toothpaste/shampoo Get your dentist appointment and check for any dental issue Eat mutton/chicken and mostly liver if you eat non-veg Cut out coffee/redbull any thing that contains caffeine No alcohol/smoking Limit sugar Limit dairy products Avoid Bluetooth headphones Turn off WiFi before sleeping Eat dinner before 8pm Sleep early Limit phone usage Fasting Water , intermittent and dry Neuroplasticity Medidations Cold showers No cold drinks Body message Oil points Blue blockerrs REM SLEEP
Hello, I have a very big problem...I have different high frequency tinnitus in my head. They are sharp and change every minute. Reactive tinnitus. Because of this, I don't leave the house for 2 months. Please advise me what to do, I can’t stand this anymore.
I’m so sorry to hear this. Just do as much research as possible because there is no one size fits all solution for everyone. I hope it gets better for you!
Listen,I´m from Gerrmany so sorry for my Bad Englisch.I git Tinituss for 2 Months now.Mine is reactive to I think.It reacts to the water tap the toilet flush to music sometimes.I still got very very Bad Days .4 Weeks ago I can´t take a shower without Ear Protection i cant use the vacuum cleaner without Ear Protection .My T sounds like crickets and turn to a very high Pitch whistling when its to Loud.I Meditate a lot to let my Nervous System calm down.I expose myself bit by bit to Sounds.Not to Loud Sounds Btw. Its like A Training.I now can take Showers without Ear Protection use teh Vacuum Cleaner without.Going Outside Without .On Friday i was going to swim where it was normal loud becuase of 200 to 300 people are there.I was Scared as Fuck to Go there but i did it ,i did it without Ear protection and nothing Happens it was ok.I know it Sounds Easy but try to dont be Scared to Much and Expose your Ears to Normal Sounds Bit By Bit.I got somE Dark Days to and Nothing is the same sinc 2 Months but i try to stray Positive.Thats what I Do maybe it WORKS for you to.
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You’re strong Tyler, you’ll get through this. Just stay positive. I did have some ear ringing when I went to a concert in December but thankfully I didn’t get tinitus even though I didn’t wear hearing protection.
I'm proud of your resistance bro, big W . Staying strong and being hopeful is really good ✊
I’m glad you made this closure vid and I’m glad you didn’t have vertigo and I’m glad you found a way to live with it.
It’s interesting how we can adjust to something once we accept what we can’t change.
You’re strong and I hope others who might have it will find peace after watching this vid.
Hi there, After listening to your story (all three videos), I really appreciate you sharing the message, that it will get better!
I am a tinnitus therapist, and I have to say, that your ENT sadly belongs to the majority of health care providers, who still claim that tinnitus becomes "permanent" after a certain time. Tinnitus is a symptom and not a condition, even if it was induced through loud noise, the fact that it persisted indicates that there are other contributing factors, that are asking to be addressed.
You seem to be taking care of yourself really well in this process, and I can confirm: be active, eat well (cover your amino acids, look for the most bioavailable nutrients), ditch all the supplements, address any physical issues (such as neck tension, TMJ pain, hip tightness, knee pain...), get into a healthy sleeping pattern, manage your mental health and stress levels, and try to find and eliminate any triggers with a simple tinnitus tracking journal.
Having gone to nearly 400 concerts my tinnitus doesn’t rule my life i still do concerts
Do you wear ear protection?
I have tinnitus also for 6 mos and currently not letting it affect me and living my life normally with my love ones, your video helps as to being strong. Honestly keeping in touch with such person like you helps as you said 'im with you" im with you too. Thank you
So happy for you. Keeping it real. Enjoy your concert!
Glad to hear that you’re living life to the fullest man!
I am 26 was feeling a little down today since I am going to turn 6 months with tinitus on Friday and your video really helped me today since I am really over this tinitus thank you
Have you checked your High Frequency (over 8khz) hearing? Sometimes that could be the culprit, that's why up to 8khz everything comes out normal but you still have tinnitus. Glad you are doing better, acceptance is key!
By the way, I know everybody has a different experience with Tinnitus, but PLEASE be careful around loud music, even with adequate hearing protection. I've had a couple of bad spikes after concerts and my Tinnitus went from totally manageable to a living nightmare. I have been protecting my ears since it started, but for some reason it hasn't been enough (and my hearing tests are still in the norm). Enjoy you life, enjoy music but stay smart, don't go in the front row and bring a sound meter (apps available on your phone) to always check the noise levels!
@@tehblizzYes agreed, my hearing is good up to 8000hz
Thanks for sharing your experience. Age 42 I developed it during severe stress and trauma on 29th March 2023. 1.3 years now with Tinnitus and Hyperacusis sound sensitivity. No hearing loss or near perfect hearing upto 8000hz. Blood pressure okay. The fridge, freezer, cistern, all somehow exacerbate it. Quiet rooms are horrid. Some days I'm suicidal. Others i can ignore it. Alcohol/beer helps. Sound therapy at nights. What sound therapy do you use? I don't play loud music. Paranoid it'll get worse or something.
Thanks
[4/10, 8:04 AM] Kunal: - Don’t take mental and physical stress
- No medications or antidepressants
- Muscle realese (video 8) (morning and before sleep)
- limit your screen time, specially 2 hours befour going to sleep.
- sleep in peach black room.
- sleep more than 8 hours.
- Wifi off (dont use wifi)
- cold showers + hot bath (5 mins)
- Get morning and evening sunlight (30mins)
- Before bed 15 mins meditation and muscle relese.
- No smoking, drinking or any bad habits.
- Grounding (on grass or soil 30 mins)
- circadian rhythm food eating habit: (after sunrise and before sunset you to eat food)
- Eat meat, liver, eggs and seafood.
- Do not mix food grops.
- Follow oxalate and salycylate deit.
- mold free home (watch mold video)
- toothpaste (any ayurvedic), no deas d perfumes.
- Believe yourself, motivate & stop measuring your tinnitus.
- No sugar, no coffe, no processad foods, no soft drinks, no fastfood, no bakery of dairy.
Till then follow this
[4/10, 8:04 AM] Kunal: Wake up early 5-6am
Walk or gym
Sunlight for minimum 10-15mins
Use ayurvedic toothpaste/shampoo
Get your dentist appointment and check for any dental issue
Eat mutton/chicken and mostly liver if you eat non-veg
Cut out coffee/redbull any thing that contains caffeine
No alcohol/smoking
Limit sugar
Limit dairy products
Avoid Bluetooth headphones
Turn off WiFi before sleeping
Eat dinner before 8pm
Sleep early
Limit phone usage
Fasting Water , intermittent and dry
Neuroplasticity
Medidations
Cold showers
No cold drinks
Body message
Oil points
Blue blockerrs
REM SLEEP
He charges around 85 dollars to join his group , follow the about routine
Do you wear ear protection at the movies?
Hello, I have a very big problem...I have different high frequency tinnitus in my head. They are sharp and change every minute. Reactive tinnitus. Because of this, I don't leave the house for 2 months. Please advise me what to do, I can’t stand this anymore.
I’m so sorry to hear this. Just do as much research as possible because there is no one size fits all solution for everyone. I hope it gets better for you!
Listen,I´m from Gerrmany so sorry for my Bad Englisch.I git Tinituss for 2 Months now.Mine is reactive to I think.It reacts to the water tap the toilet flush to music sometimes.I still got very very Bad Days .4 Weeks ago I can´t take a shower without Ear Protection i cant use the vacuum cleaner without Ear Protection .My T sounds like crickets and turn to a very high Pitch whistling when its to Loud.I Meditate a lot to let my Nervous System calm down.I expose myself bit by bit to Sounds.Not to Loud Sounds Btw. Its like A Training.I now can take Showers without Ear Protection use teh Vacuum Cleaner without.Going Outside Without .On Friday i was going to swim where it was normal loud becuase of 200 to 300 people are there.I was Scared as Fuck to Go there but i did it ,i did it without Ear protection and nothing Happens it was ok.I know it Sounds Easy but try to dont be Scared to Much and Expose your Ears to Normal Sounds Bit By Bit.I got somE Dark Days to and Nothing is the same sinc 2 Months but i try to stray Positive.Thats what I Do maybe it WORKS for you to.
I have it 3 years ago for a ear infection and is the same symptoms a inflamation of the ear nerve try to eat less sugar and caffeine
How old are you? You look like you’re in 20’s with many tattoos. lol. Hope it gets better in times.
28 with 16 tattoos lol.
@@TGMfilms 16!?! Wow. You take in lot of pains for it. That’s tough. 28… You look good with that age. 👌🏻 Have a nice day. 👍🏻
How loud is your T? Did it reduced over time?