Since Perchasing My Tinnitus Masker From Treble Health , I Have About 80% less Agonizing High Pitched Tinnitus , Using Them Everyday ... Yes , It Can Take Many Months To Habituate . Thank You Dr . Thompson And Treble Health 😊 !
@HeatherHernandez , December 13th 2021 , I Woke Up In The Morning With An Agonizing High Pitched Tinnitus Ringing . November 2022 , I Contacted Treble Health , I Sent Them My Audiologist Report . Within 2 Weeks I Had My Tinnitus Masker From Treble Health ! 😊 It Works 💪 Fantastic - Great ! Thank You Again , Dr . Ben Thompson And The Treble Health Team ! 🙌
I'm so glad to hear that you connected with her positive message. Thank you for sharing your appreciation, and may her positivity continue to inspire and uplift you!
I know drs really don’t know a lot of things and they keep saying learn to live with a lot of symptoms that if you go around find some answer for my tinnitus I got the treatments through acupuncture and and acupressure points the dr explained very clear the reasons and I started working with them I found relief almost immediately
I experience "crackling" sounds, which go away with stretching and massaging, but the deeper tinnitus, which I hear when I plug up my ears in a silent place, is always present and it's a high-pitched noise that never goes away. This one feels much deeper in my brain. At least this deeper sound is not really noticeable with ambient sound present.
Thank you Treble Health for her testimony! Just listening to her turned off tinnitus totally because she was so calming and was offering hope on so many levels and I completely agreed 100% with everything she said. I have periods that it’s not there at all and then it will spike because I wasn’t properly caring for myself and just not relaxed enough. I am much more aware now of how to respond properly to eventually decrease it and just move on. She’s done really well in just 3 months. It’s taken me a 1.5 years to get here. I listened to The Anxiety Guy on RUclips and he’s helped me a lot with anxiety. Thank God for all the people out there who are filling in where the ENTs and doctors fail us constantly. God bless you all!! They have so much knowledge and real empathy!! It’s so important to get to the root cause. Listening to pink noise at night seems to help a lot too!
Thank you so much for sharing your journey and insights! It's wonderful to hear how much you resonated with the podcast episode and found comfort in her testimony. It's true, finding ways to properly care for yourself and reduce stress can make a significant difference in managing tinnitus.
I visited a hearing doc recently for a checkup. No hearing loss but told me just play a radio at bedtime to mask the tinnitus. He may know stuff about hearing loss and internal ear damage but admitted he knows little regarding tinnitus.
I love this story. Thank you. I do wish you’d put some stories of people who take longer to habituate. Your stories are all quick change people but I’m one of your clients and I’ve been wearing my maskers for a year and I’m still not habituated. It’s a little defeating to your clients that take longer.
I'm glad to hear that you found the podcast episode helpful! Success stories can indeed be a great source of hope and inspiration. It's fantastic that you're also practicing meditations-keep up the positive momentum on your journey towards managing tinnitus!
Maybe there is not a cure but I found some exercise that helped me a lot dr Berg has one very simple you just need to try if works also I found out 2 different acupressure treatments for tinnitus I was in Spanish but the acupressure points are shown where to do it. My problem is that I am suffering from chronic dehydration and that dryness is related. I have it on and off during the day if I do those exercises I am recommending to you
Wow these testimonies are very helpful! I hate how some audiologists don't have a clue. Mine told me my hearing was perfect but he didn't know anything about treating tinnitus. I had called the office before making the appointment and asked do they treat it. I confirmed several times and I also told them that an ENT office lied to me and said they treat it, but when I got there they said not really! But I will say, that crazy doctor who said wearing smaller shoes might help tinnitus was kinda right. I wore some ill fitting shoes by mistake and it significantly reduced the tinnitus because of the severe pain. Also, the tinnitus basically obliterated my anxiety. Once I got tinnitus, it was no need to worry about anything else. I guess my mind was like this is the worst, so don't sweat the small stuff!
It sounds like you've found a unique way to manage your tinnitus, and I'm glad to hear it's helped ease your anxiety as well. Wishing you continued progress and peace on your journey!
I agree. I notice that If I ignore It It goes away, also my chronic weed consume definetely exacerbated It. Ive quit and its quiet down. I am convinced my pulsátil tinnitus is linked with THC and stress.
I agree! When I take my medicine (THC)(Just a few hits at night so I can sleep well) I notice the tinnitus more. But, if I quit THC how can I get a good night's sleep... Damned if I do and damned if I don't! I don't do Pharmaceuticals, any ideas?
I would like to come on and share my experience with this. Mine happened, due to insulin resistance after taking a large amount of mass gainer. After moving to a low carb diet, basiclly keto the noise has dropped from a 7 to a 1.5. I know tinnitus is related to diet as well as loud noises so it would be good to share.
4 the lady in the video- Sounds promising 4 us suffering. I had a sinus infection from AIR CONDITIONING in the ceiling, particles were breathed in at work. I have whooshing hissing beeping tones 4 over a year now. Blew nose hard and ears popped. Went deaf in right ear. Infection cleared with antibiotics(amoxicillin)from hospital. Hearing returns. Now this EMOTIONAL STRESS OF NOISE. Tried MASKING NOISES by headphones. 4 hours a day. Bit of a relief. Annoyingly Noise comes back. DR gave “brain blocker signal medication” didnt work, instead caused MEMORY PROBLEMS. THREW POISON TABLETS in THE BIN thats were they belong. Hearing back to normal Phoned hospital and was told Still on ENT waiting list. Appt due THIS Y E A R ? Lack of DR’s & regular strikes over pay. It seems the “almighty creator” has overlooked earnoise.
There is no expert with tinnitus the person that has tinnitus is the expert There is no cure but you have to manage it yourself and yes you can , my tinnitus is worse at night and the morning I try to control it with sounds and it works for me I have it three years and it's not getting any better
Managing tinnitus can indeed be a personal journey, and many find that coping strategies like sound therapy help them. While there's no universal cure, working with specialists can provide valuable tools and support. If you ever want to explore more options or get additional support, consider scheduling a consultation with one of our experts: treble.health/consultation
Hi there, we have an audiologist on our team that speaks Spanish and we can definitely help you out! Please use the following link to schedule a free consultation, and once it's scheduled, please just let our team know that you would like to work with a Spanish speaking audiologist. treble.health/international-consultation
I can definitely relate to this, pretty much the same story here, except no headaches and that haven't found a massage therapist, I don't even know how to look for one, stiffness in my neck, painful/noisy jaw, in fact if I push my jaw to aside, tinnitus reduces from 8 to 3 . Could you elaborate what kind of therapy or procedure the deep massage is? Not sure if my health insurance would cover, but it doesn't matter, I'm desperate
It sounds like you may have a somatic component to your tinnitus since you can manipulate the sound with jaw movements. We recommend following up with your dentist to check for TMJ. Your dentist may have a good referral for a deep tissue massage as well.
Hi Joesph, You’re right, currently, there is no cure for tinnitus, but there are real treatments that can help people tremendously, we see it every day. It is possible to reduce tinnitus and improve quality of life, that much is true.
My ENT in Canada also said " you have to live with it", no suggestions what to do, no diagnosis. When I mentioned to her that maybe it would be a good idea to get Catscan because our appointments are going anywhere, she said that I am rude to her( millennial doctor😂) and refused to see me again. How do you like that?
Dear Canada , Get Another Dr . I Would Of Flown Out From The Tri - State Area To California , Get An Audiologist Test Sent It To Treble Health , They Will Help You ! It Takes Time , Believe Me , They Care ! 👍
We're sorry you had a bad experience with your local ENT. We hope you are able to find a second ENT doctor who will listen. In the meantime, we would be happy to discuss a treatment plan for habituating to the tinnitus. Feel free to contact us to schedule a complimentary consultation at treble.health/international-consultation. We're here to help and support you through your tinnitus journey.
One of our tinnitus experts can definitely help you with sound therapy. Use this link to schedule a complimentary telehealth consultation. Link: treble.health/consultation
Thanks for sharing the experience! If I get it right, for each person tinnitus cause is very individual. And notice that very many people say that sound therapy is helpful. But if I don’t have an opportunity right now to buy any maskers, will it be reasonable to do other things like meditations probably or mind-body work like yoga or something? Or is it impossible to predict what is going to be helpful in my individual case?
We understand the cost of the sound therapy devices is not affordable for everyone. You can absolutely still use sound therapy and mindfulness techniques to help habituate. The Resound Tinnitus Relief app is a great app to use sound therapy daily. Set the volume to a soft but audible level and use it in the background as much as possible. Find a few relaxation techniques that work for you (breathing/meditation/yoga/exercise) and implement them daily. You can do this! We can also help guide you without using maskers. If you'd like to schedule a one on one consultation, send an email to contact@treblehealth.com
Hello I have been suffering from tinnitus decades now I am in my late 70s I was ok but for past 4 years is became worst it sounds like air escaping sometimes low and sometimes high is from my left earnest of the time is on also years ago suffered with menear's disease Anyway I had an operation from the right ear which caused heating loss but I can still hear tinnitusnot very loud..So where I can get the markets to try them see what happens. A reply will be appreciated Thank you
I'm sorry to hear about your experience with tinnitus and Meniere's disease. It's important to seek professional guidance for your specific situation. I recommend visiting your local audiologist and ENT for a thorough evaluation and to discuss options for managing your tinnitus.
Hello thank you for your response appreciated. I don't suffer from meniers any more after I had the operation years ago .I am only suffering from tinnitus I have seen a professional ENT But nothing is done .I am trying my best and try all different ways like meditation listening musiic or different sounds spasific for tinnitus so I can sleep.Thats why I am asking if the maskers can be bought so I can purchase them so I can have some relief from tinnitus and eventually It won't bother as much. Thank you again. An answer will be appreciated
Mr.Ben and team you all are doing great work. I hope one day , the world finds a pernanent cure, for this problem, and may God bless some scientist , wisdom, to invent permanent cure, to it. This is a very bad expierience. May God Bless, us humans fid a pemanent solution to it.
Hi there, we have an audiologist on our team that speaks Spanish and we can definitely help you out! Please use the following link to schedule a free consultation, and once it's scheduled, please just let our team know that you would like to work with a Spanish speaking audiologist. treble.health/international-consultation
@@treblehealth i seem to have a differnt pitch in each ear. Could this be a compinsating signal to help the brain cope with stress. As opposed to a hearing thing
Digiswitch...U have to be willing to try dude! Use your maskers and learn to digiswitch....relax it takes time in sorry ur in a negative place right now....your not alone!❤
I feel you, that’s what I was thinking 👍. People saying you need to be willing to try, I’ve tried EVERYTHING. and the bugger, still gets the better of me. I wish people would just realise that, maybe, these solutions do not work for everyone. I have tried anything, anyone suggests and I’ll keep trying. But digiswitch, you are not alone 👍.
That is the point I am at. What is going to become of me. How can I live the rest of my life with this high pitched whine in my head. I just sleep as much as possible.
static sound and white noise is not tinnitus every man or women i ask do have that sound when it is quiet. i think it is your brain or blood circulation
@@Duffy21290 then every man itw has tinnitus because that is the sound of the brain. You need do hear something other wise you are death. so the sound when you put your ear in to a shell is tinnitus also??
Hi Starr, You’re right, currently there is no cure for tinnitus, but there are real treatments that can help people tremendously, we see it every day. It is possible to reduce tinnitus and improve quality of life, that much is true.
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“ I control tinnitus, tinnitus does not control me!” I loved this! Thank you.
Yeah, great…. I’ll keep telling myself that and see how it works out.
Since Perchasing My Tinnitus Masker From Treble Health , I Have About 80% less Agonizing High Pitched Tinnitus , Using Them Everyday ... Yes , It Can Take Many Months To Habituate . Thank You Dr . Thompson And Treble Health 😊 !
@HeatherHernandez , December 13th 2021 , I Woke Up In The Morning With An Agonizing High Pitched Tinnitus Ringing . November 2022 , I Contacted Treble Health , I Sent Them My Audiologist Report . Within 2 Weeks I Had My Tinnitus Masker From Treble Health ! 😊 It Works 💪 Fantastic - Great ! Thank You Again , Dr . Ben Thompson And The Treble Health Team ! 🙌
@@petercofrancesco1620how much you pay for that
I LOVE this lady and her positive message! God bless her ❤
I'm so glad to hear that you connected with her positive message. Thank you for sharing your appreciation, and may her positivity continue to inspire and uplift you!
I know drs really don’t know a lot of things and they keep saying learn to live with a lot of symptoms that if you go around find some answer for my tinnitus I got the treatments through acupuncture and and acupressure points the dr explained very clear the reasons and I started working with them I found relief almost immediately
So that makes me hope … I have no hearing loss but my tinnitus is from loud music too …
I experience "crackling" sounds, which go away with stretching and massaging, but the deeper tinnitus, which I hear when I plug up my ears in a silent place, is always present and it's a high-pitched noise that never goes away. This one feels much deeper in my brain. At least this deeper sound is not really noticeable with ambient sound present.
Thank you Treble Health for her testimony! Just listening to her turned off tinnitus totally because she was so calming and was offering hope on so many levels and I completely agreed 100% with everything she said. I have periods that it’s not there at all and then it will spike because I wasn’t properly caring for myself and just not relaxed enough. I am much more aware now of how to respond properly to eventually decrease it and just move on. She’s done really well in just 3 months. It’s taken me a 1.5 years to get here. I listened to The Anxiety Guy on RUclips and he’s helped me a lot with anxiety. Thank God for all the people out there who are filling in where the ENTs and doctors fail us constantly. God bless you all!! They have so much knowledge and real empathy!! It’s so important to get to the root cause. Listening to pink noise at night seems to help a lot too!
Thank you so much for sharing your journey and insights! It's wonderful to hear how much you resonated with the podcast episode and found comfort in her testimony. It's true, finding ways to properly care for yourself and reduce stress can make a significant difference in managing tinnitus.
@@treblehealthwhy I'm not getting option to comment on new comment section.
"The Anxiety guy on RUclips" ??? I want to see this video pleaseee🙂😌 Where i can find it? Thx
Thank you treble health! I really believe mine is from my neck.
I visited a hearing doc recently for a checkup. No hearing loss but told me just play a radio at bedtime to mask the tinnitus. He may know stuff about hearing loss and internal ear damage but admitted he knows little regarding tinnitus.
I just tune mine out lol doesn’t bother me much anymore. It’s still there but I don’t pay attention to it ……
I love this story. Thank you. I do wish you’d put some stories of people who take longer to habituate. Your stories are all quick change people but I’m one of your clients and I’ve been wearing my maskers for a year and I’m still not habituated. It’s a little defeating to your clients that take longer.
How are you now ?? Is it getting better ? What is level of your tinnitus? I m new sufferer and its affecting my mental health ?
This was Helpful! Listening to success stories continues to give me hope. I've been practicing Joe Dispenza's meditations, too.
I'm glad to hear that you found the podcast episode helpful! Success stories can indeed be a great source of hope and inspiration. It's fantastic that you're also practicing meditations-keep up the positive momentum on your journey towards managing tinnitus!
This noise started after my neck broke, then 5 hours of surgery to fix it plus TMJ. Sometimes neck massage helps.
These success stories come from people who don’t really have tinnitus , if there was a cure, we would all be freed from this living hell.o
@@g.s.5868 My Tinnitus Masker Really Works It Takes Time ... Treble Health Will Help ...
Maybe there is not a cure but I found some exercise that helped me a lot dr Berg has one very simple you just need to try if works also I found out 2 different acupressure treatments for tinnitus I was in Spanish but the acupressure points are shown where to do it. My problem is that I am suffering from chronic dehydration and that dryness is related. I have it on and off during the day if I do those exercises I am recommending to you
These are testimonials from volunteers who had tinnitus and generously shared their experiences.
Wow these testimonies are very helpful! I hate how some audiologists don't have a clue. Mine told me my hearing was perfect but he didn't know anything about treating tinnitus. I had called the office before making the appointment and asked do they treat it. I confirmed several times and I also told them that an ENT office lied to me and said they treat it, but when I got there they said not really! But I will say, that crazy doctor who said wearing smaller shoes might help tinnitus was kinda right. I wore some ill fitting shoes by mistake and it significantly reduced the tinnitus because of the severe pain. Also, the tinnitus basically obliterated my anxiety. Once I got tinnitus, it was no need to worry about anything else. I guess my mind was like this is the worst, so don't sweat the small stuff!
It sounds like you've found a unique way to manage your tinnitus, and I'm glad to hear it's helped ease your anxiety as well. Wishing you continued progress and peace on your journey!
This lady can help to scientists
Dr Allen mandell jaw exercise for tinnitus helps!
I agree. I notice that If I ignore It It goes away, also my chronic weed consume definetely exacerbated It. Ive quit and its quiet down. I am convinced my pulsátil tinnitus is linked with THC and stress.
I agree! When I take my medicine (THC)(Just a few hits at night so I can sleep well) I notice the tinnitus more. But, if I quit THC how can I get a good night's sleep... Damned if I do and damned if I don't! I don't do Pharmaceuticals, any ideas?
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I would like to come on and share my experience with this.
Mine happened, due to insulin resistance after taking a large amount of mass gainer. After moving to a low carb diet, basiclly keto the noise has dropped from a 7 to a 1.5.
I know tinnitus is related to diet as well as loud noises so it would be good to share.
4 the lady in the video- Sounds promising 4 us suffering. I had a sinus infection from AIR CONDITIONING in the ceiling, particles were breathed in at work. I have whooshing hissing beeping tones 4 over a year now. Blew nose hard and ears popped. Went deaf in right ear. Infection cleared with antibiotics(amoxicillin)from hospital. Hearing returns. Now this EMOTIONAL STRESS OF NOISE. Tried MASKING NOISES by headphones. 4 hours a day. Bit of a relief. Annoyingly Noise comes back.
DR gave “brain blocker signal medication” didnt work, instead caused MEMORY PROBLEMS.
THREW POISON TABLETS in THE BIN thats were they belong. Hearing back to normal
Phoned hospital and was told Still on ENT waiting list. Appt due THIS Y E A R ?
Lack of DR’s & regular strikes over pay. It seems the “almighty creator” has overlooked earnoise.
Hi, thanks so much for reaching out to share your story. Please send an email to media@treblehealth.com so that we can discuss this further.
If it's in the background it's probably more mental tinnitus Mines I my ears constantly
There is no expert with tinnitus the person that has tinnitus is the expert There is no cure but you have to manage it yourself and yes you can , my tinnitus is worse at night and the morning I try to control it with sounds and it works for me I have it three years and it's not getting any better
Managing tinnitus can indeed be a personal journey, and many find that coping strategies like sound therapy help them. While there's no universal cure, working with specialists can provide valuable tools and support. If you ever want to explore more options or get additional support, consider scheduling a consultation with one of our experts: treble.health/consultation
Se puede realizar una consulta gratuita en español…. Soy ecuatoriano y vivo en Quito. Graciaaaaaas
Hi there, we have an audiologist on our team that speaks Spanish and we can definitely help you out! Please use the following link to schedule a free consultation, and once it's scheduled, please just let our team know that you would like to work with a Spanish speaking audiologist. treble.health/international-consultation
That’s exactly what my neurologist said too, hope it’s not the same doctor. Is your neurologist in Maryland
I have over a year the same problem with the neck pain and the sound in the back of my head.....and some cringe sound in my jaws.....
I can definitely relate to this, pretty much the same story here, except no headaches and that haven't found a massage therapist, I don't even know how to look for one, stiffness in my neck, painful/noisy jaw, in fact if I push my jaw to aside, tinnitus reduces from 8 to 3 . Could you elaborate what kind of therapy or procedure the deep massage is? Not sure if my health insurance would cover, but it doesn't matter, I'm desperate
It sounds like you may have a somatic component to your tinnitus since you can manipulate the sound with jaw movements. We recommend following up with your dentist to check for TMJ. Your dentist may have a good referral for a deep tissue massage as well.
My tinnitus isnt in the background in my ears buzzing constantly, thats ehat 6 years of artillery will do to you.
Dang
It’s all so true. What the hell is wrong with the medical field. You have to do all the work and find your cure.
Thank You! ❤️
There is currently no effective treatment for tinnitus.
Hi Joesph, You’re right, currently, there is no cure for tinnitus, but there are real treatments that can help people tremendously, we see it every day. It is possible to reduce tinnitus and improve quality of life, that much is true.
My ENT in Canada also said " you have to live with it", no suggestions what to do, no diagnosis. When I mentioned to her that maybe it would be a good idea to get Catscan because our appointments are going anywhere, she said that I am rude to her( millennial doctor😂) and refused to see me again. How do you like that?
Dear Canada , Get Another Dr . I Would Of Flown Out From The Tri - State Area To California , Get An Audiologist Test Sent It To Treble Health , They Will Help You ! It Takes Time , Believe Me , They Care ! 👍
We're sorry you had a bad experience with your local ENT. We hope you are able to find a second ENT doctor who will listen. In the meantime, we would be happy to discuss a treatment plan for habituating to the tinnitus. Feel free to contact us to schedule a complimentary consultation at treble.health/international-consultation. We're here to help and support you through your tinnitus journey.
Who do I go to for the sound therapy
One of our tinnitus experts can definitely help you with sound therapy. Use this link to schedule a complimentary telehealth consultation. Link: treble.health/consultation
Thank you!
You're welcome!
Thanks for sharing the experience!
If I get it right, for each person tinnitus cause is very individual. And notice that very many people say that sound therapy is helpful. But if I don’t have an opportunity right now to buy any maskers, will it be reasonable to do other things like meditations probably or mind-body work like yoga or something? Or is it impossible to predict what is going to be helpful in my individual case?
We understand the cost of the sound therapy devices is not affordable for everyone. You can absolutely still use sound therapy and mindfulness techniques to help habituate. The Resound Tinnitus Relief app is a great app to use sound therapy daily. Set the volume to a soft but audible level and use it in the background as much as possible. Find a few relaxation techniques that work for you (breathing/meditation/yoga/exercise) and implement them daily. You can do this! We can also help guide you without using maskers. If you'd like to schedule a one on one consultation, send an email to contact@treblehealth.com
@@treblehealth thank you!
Hello I have been suffering from tinnitus decades now I am in my late 70s I was ok but for past 4 years is became worst it sounds like air escaping sometimes low and sometimes high is from my left earnest of the time is on also years ago suffered with menear's disease Anyway I had an operation from the right ear which caused heating loss but I can still hear tinnitusnot very loud..So where I can get the markets to try them see what happens. A reply will be appreciated Thank you
I'm sorry to hear about your experience with tinnitus and Meniere's disease. It's important to seek professional guidance for your specific situation. I recommend visiting your local audiologist and ENT for a thorough evaluation and to discuss options for managing your tinnitus.
Hello thank you for your response appreciated. I don't suffer from meniers any more after I had the operation years ago .I am only suffering from tinnitus I have seen a professional ENT But nothing is done .I am trying my best and try all different ways like meditation listening musiic or different sounds spasific for tinnitus so I can sleep.Thats why I am asking if the maskers can be bought so I can purchase them so I can have some relief from tinnitus and eventually It won't bother as much. Thank you again. An answer will be appreciated
Mr.Ben and team you all are doing great work. I hope one day , the world finds a pernanent cure, for this problem, and may God bless some scientist , wisdom, to invent permanent cure, to it. This is a very bad expierience. May God Bless, us humans fid a pemanent solution to it.
My ENT said to take flavonoids and do acupuncture. The acupuncture worked for.a couple of hours but now it is back.
Do you have specialists who speak Spanish?, because I would like to make a call in Spanish.
Hi there, we have an audiologist on our team that speaks Spanish and we can definitely help you out! Please use the following link to schedule a free consultation, and once it's scheduled, please just let our team know that you would like to work with a Spanish speaking audiologist. treble.health/international-consultation
Healing from emotional trauma would that fix it?🎉❤
This could certainly help since increased stress/anxiety are huge contributors to exacerbated tinnitus.
@@treblehealth i seem to have a differnt pitch in each ear. Could this be a compinsating signal to help the brain cope with stress. As opposed to a hearing thing
A latest and best technology is required to beat tinnitus
she didn't say anything
Neck massage and treble health maskers
And acupuncture
Of course she did, deep tissue massage
Digiswitch...U have to be willing to try dude! Use your maskers and learn to digiswitch....relax it takes time in sorry ur in a negative place right now....your not alone!❤
I feel you, that’s what I was thinking 👍. People saying you need to be willing to try, I’ve tried EVERYTHING. and the bugger, still gets the better of me. I wish people would just realise that, maybe, these solutions do not work for everyone. I have tried anything, anyone suggests and I’ll keep trying. But digiswitch, you are not alone 👍.
That is the point I am at. What is going to become of me. How can I live the rest of my life with this high pitched whine in my head. I just sleep as much as possible.
I feel the same way. Tinnitus is debilitating. Mine is buzzing-static electricity.
Me too! I've become addicted to naps.. when I'm not working, have to make money, I try to take two naps a day😮
static sound and white noise is not tinnitus every man or women i ask do have that sound when it is quiet. i think it is your brain or blood circulation
Ofcourse its tinnitus. Tinnitus can be static, ringing, humming or hissing.
@@Duffy21290 then every man itw has tinnitus because that is the sound of the brain. You need do hear something other wise you are death. so the sound when you put your ear in to a shell is tinnitus also??
@@martinhanssson2397 😂 wow. No need to even reply to that. You keep thinking that. The shell example is so stupid that's nothing to do with tinnitus.
Many people do experience sound in a quiet environment. There are also many people who have tinnitus that sound like static or white noise.
@@treblehealth every person i ask do ahve a static sound when it is quiet?
Really your tinnitus have been stopped
And when your root cause is dysautonomia and the doctors are baffled... Then what?
That may make habituating more difficult but it's worth using sound therapy consistently to help neutralize your reaction to the tinnitus.
Same play. Different setting.Sorry but there is no cure for tinnitus. The best we can do is adapt and treat the symptoms. 🤔
Hi Starr, You’re right, currently there is no cure for tinnitus, but there are real treatments that can help people tremendously, we see it every day. It is possible to reduce tinnitus and improve quality of life, that much is true.
@@treblehealth True. My audiologist said the same thing. Exploratory surgery is one of the options. It is risky.
Who didn't say anything?Am confushed!!!!!