"It's nothing to get distressed about." It's beyond distressing to hear you two discussing tinnitus this way, and smiling in a condescending way, as if you have any idea what it's like to experience long term persistent tinnitus. Over years, I have learned how to manage it. I knew from day one not to focus on it. "Obsess over being calm?" What a contradiction of terms. You have no idea what it's like for millions of people who suffer severe symptoms of tinnitus. Some people have milder symptoms of tinnitus that go away in time. Others have have it for many years, and have to learn to live with it, and manage it.. I'm shocked how self satisfied you two are.
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Have you tried her technique? She says that she had tinnitus and has overcome it and is sharing her knowledge. Why are you being so pessimistic if you haven't even read her book or tried it.
@@outsaneoutsane2747 she’s basically saying it’s psychological when it’s not. Yes we have to adapt and habituate because we don’t have a choice but to nonchalantly say “just ignore it” is just rude and silly.
I've never had any problems I'm healthy no masks or vaccine or tests. Why the fuck is my ear beating inside anyone got this recently, driving me fucking insane.
@@mikehunt2268 I am really sorry you've been bit by this curse. SOMETIMES tinnitus has physiological causes that can be treated and if this is the case with you, you MUST get it treated by a qualified specialist IMMEDIATELY. Other times tinnitus is a neurological condition caused when the part of the brain that manages our sense of hearing malfunctions and THAT DAMNED NOISE is not a real sound but our own brains tormenting us. In the fist case, get RIGHT on that, friend. In the second case... right now the best treatments out there are learning ways to live with it. Sorry, wish I had better news. Too bad lovey-dovey hippy BS does not work.
This "doctor" is DEAD WRONG. I'm experiencing this extreme tinnitus right now and it is debilitating - I've never had anything like it, and I am an extremely healthy individual. It is a direct result of the 2nd shot and began just a few days after my jab. This isn't psychological - telling people that they are just suddenly noticing it because they are looking for it, but it has been there the whole time, is ridiculous. While I hope it will pass with time and is just an acute immune response, saying it isn't real is total BS.
Same has happend to me but didn't have it, I notice loads of people just got this out of nowhere. Please tell me if somthing helps you I tried turning off WiFi next I'm going to try staying away from my phone
I got crazy loud tinnitus 5 hours after Pfizer vaccine. Never went away, and my doctor thinks I have a hearing damage. I never was obsessed with it, or focused on it too much, but it’s impossible to ignore it because it’s LOUD! But thanks ladies.
@@sanajabeen8613 I’m in the middle of testing in between ENT and Audiologist. Audiologist said that the biggest issue is with my left ear, and ENT will have to diagnose after she sent the report. I’m glad that there is at least physical evidence to this.
@@lighteningbug7 after pfizer i also develop this ringing in my head or in left ear ohhhh God at night time its too loud. I am pregnant too and this is so much stressful condition.
@@sanajabeen8613 sorry that you have to go through this. Try to have some white noise on when you falling asleep. It’s really loud when there is quietness. I wake up to this every morning too.
I'm having to advise my clients not to watch any more of your videos due to the advertising you've decided to do which is ill- advised when vulnerable people who trust authority figures may not distinguish between help and commercial selling of a product. As a professional you should already know this.
Joey is not paying me anything, I had a conversation with Joey about research backed tinnitus treatment, if people want to try it they can buy her book for under $20 This is not a sponsored post. I make it very clear when any of my content is sponsored. Joey and I share a common approach focusing on acceptance and commitment therapy, neuroplasticity, and a belief in human’s ability to learn and grow and heal through skills that most people don’t know about. It’s all about offering resources to people.
I do accept sponsored content-especially on my courses which they can buy without the ads for $49 probably less than the cost of one session with you or me for that matter. It’s all about making content that helps people and we’ve got to pay the video editors.
Your decision to advise your clients against watching these videos is unfortunate. It makes me wonder why you have had such a personal and strong reaction to her advice methods. I am incredibly impressed by her natural, helpful, information-filled videos and the resources she shares with us. I trust her. And this morning I was thinking how refreshing it is to have a mental health professional share the techniques that are used by the profession. It is shows respect, regard and a real caring for people who actually do have the power within to heal themselves. They just need the love and caring of someone who believes in them.
Easy for her to say, but so nice to see a video that even acknowledges the reality of post covid tinnitus. Mine was already there and was just majorly aggravated by covid. It's thankfully starting to calm down a little after a few months of starting out very stressful.
@@Oceanxx12 no, it's still louder than it was, I'm just getting used to the new loudness, I guess this might be permanent. I noticed I have more congestion and dizziness that's lingered on too.
@@dudex2450 DAMN! that sucks bro!! COVID never affected mine, but it did attack the bloody hell out of my crohns and colitis. And took my smell away from me for 4 months. But im here searching T videos because I dropped a pan last week, and now my ringing is louder than it was, my right ear has been ringing since 2016. Usually my room air purifier is on lvl2, and I don't notice my ears, its been on lvl3 and I can hear the ringing. I feel like im going crazy. I've had to put a new fan next to my head when I sleep so I can drown out the ring. I feel like it MAY be SLIGHTLY improving for me, but its not where it want it to be. Its been over a week now that I dropped the pan, I hope in a few more weeks the ringing will go back to normal. I hope you can get some improvement bro, I totally feel you and I am picturing how loud yours must be, hang in there bro... I'm also hoping they figure out a cure for us. I would pay out my ass to get rid of this ringing. You can't be anywhere silent, all you hear is BBBBBIIIIIIINNNNNGGGGGGGGGGGG. A year later, how are you doing?
For anyone watching this for actual advise, I would say to simply stop watching. None of this has anything to do with tinnitus. The reason there is no "cure" is because scientists still don't truly know how/what tinnitus even is. I've had severe tinnitus for over 15 years. Sometimes it gets so bad it even feels like my ears are physically vibrating. No amount of "self awareness" is ever going to reverse the effects of tinnitus. Sure, when you are busy and distracted you might not particularly notice it, but anytime you are in a quiet space there is no way around hearing it. I do hope there is a discovery that soon can help the millions who do suffer from this.
@@aleah5873 Unfortunately, I don't. Basically I just have to deal with it. The only action I take is to have a relatively loud fan running at night so I can focus on that to sleep. I find it very hard to focus on anything when in quite places like when on a secluded hike or a waiting room with no music. It's just something I have come to terms with and have to live with probably for the rest of my life.
you can try some excersices that I found in this video here on youtube and that seems that it has helped me a little at least to lower the intensity of the noise, at least you can try, and hopefully it would serve all of us who know what this is. just search for - Eustachian Tube Dysfunction Unclog your ear instantly . .maybe is not instantly but hopefully it helps you. Greetings!
Terry Byrne 2 minutes ago It's not rare it's receivers the size of 2atoms , 5G radio ready to move in with algorithms faking reptilian, they did it to me, very obvious algorithms no concept
@@danswezey4294 I'll pray for you Dan. I too have severe tinnitus and all these videos are just entertainment. Learning to cope with it is hard. I have bad depression because of it, but no one will ever believe me... because the sound is in my head. Only people I can rely on believing me, are those with severe tinnitus themselves. So I know you understand me.
Had tinnitus for 2 years now. After the covid vaccines it's been screaming bad. Hopefully will lessen over time. Can distract myself from it mostly during the day, but night-time is a nightmare.
Use headphones with youtube sleep audios or ambience audios or music... just find out what calming sounds work for you.Myself I especially love the "honest guys".
@Tricky Rat Hi you can try some excersices that I found in this video here on youtube and that seems that it has helped me a little at least to lower the intensity of the noise, just search for - Eustachian Tube Dysfunction Unclog your ear instantly . .maybe is not instantly but hopefully it helps you. Greetings!
When mine is worse I use Bose Sleepbuds. I'm used to using earplugs so I find the Sleepbuds comfortable even when laying on my side. They only play Bose sounds but they are pretty good.
They all do it, they’re not fit for purpose. The amount in damage they’ve caused with little to no benefit other than profit. All you people should group together and demand compensation
She seems very pleased with herself and her dismal explanation. I now know 4 people who never had covid but had the jabs and now have tinnitus. Overall, they're not too impressed.
I am not impressed either with covid vax. Last Monday, here in Cork, Ireland, I received second dose of Astra vax. Within an hour,i had full blown tinnitus. My moan is,why are we not being warned that this is a possble issue?? Had i known this,no way would i have taken this vaccine as over the years,i have had tinnitus episodes. The difference is,this time its permanent. Diet is important in tinnitus...alcohol makes it worse,while certain foods improve it,such as pineapple and avocado
@@geraldwalsh6489 between my first and second dose of Pfizer I’d read about the jab making tinnitus worse so I asked the GP and he said “not a chance it will happen”. Sure enough it happened. I spoke to a different GP last week and he said “yes it’s fairly common”. I was already really hesitant to get it, had i known about the tinnitus stuff I wouldn’t have gotten jabbed again.
After my second pFizer shot my right side of my body hasn't been the same, headaches on my right side of the head, neck pain, arm and shoulder pain, my knee locks and is painful, have nose bleeds a lot now and a super loud tinnitus ALL IN MY RIGHT SIDE of my body, is hell.
I had an episode of tinnitus this year and had never noticed it before (pre-shot) at a time when I was being really hard on myself. Approaching it with a calm body really helped in my situation. I appreciated hearing about this approach of self compassion and retraining the brain. Thanks for bringing this up so I can share with others.
I’ve had this for as long as I can remember. But generally I don’t notice it unless I’m in a really quiet area. I use white noise at night so I don’t notice it then either. However, since the vaccine - the sound has gotten so loud, it’s really hard to block it out. It can actually interfere with conversations. I hear it around music in my headphones. I’m just waiting for it to quiet down.
It's not the vaccine. I never got the vaccine and I've had the same experience days after COVID-19. It was most likely COVID-19 itself that is giving us TINITUS or louder TINITUS
Actually, if you go to the “seeking balance” website she has a LOT of free resources that she offers for people. ☺️ I have had scary and intense dizziness and vertigo (which is the other topic she specializes in) and she actually gives very sound and helpful advice! While I also have mild tinnitus off and on, I can’t say how well her resources help with it specifically as I haven’t needed to use it for that purpose, so far. But the resources she has for using neuroplasticity for lessening symptoms of dizziness and vertigo is very helpful and healing. And MANY doctors (otoneurologists) agree with how healing neuroplasticity is. It’s not a quick fix though - which is what everyone wants when they are suffering 😕- so it’s easy for people to dismiss it. But Joey (on the left in the video above - who offers her book as an option) has actually experienced dizziness, vertigo, and tinnitus before. And she works with MANY people who struggle with those symptoms as well, and there are many many success stories of people who have gotten better/feel better again.
I will admit though, that this video could have been done better. They are smiling and encouraging because they both are amazed (and excited to share about) how powerful the human brain is and everything it is capable of! But, their message isn’t coming across as well in this video - because this is a serious topic and tinnitus truly does destroy people’s quality of life! And it is awful when it’s at its worst. I can only imagine how much people are suffering with it - and I am admittedly very worried myself about getting an increase in my own symptoms after I get the shot (if I choose to do so). This video does make it seem a bit too light hearted as though it isn’t a serious topic and symptom that is destroying people’s quality of life. But I also have watched many of the other videos by each of these women and other resources that seeking balance offers, and they both offer amazing advice and approach very challenging subjects in a pretty incredible way that helps SO many people to heal and get better. While this videos isn’t one of their best… it also isn’t fair of people in this comment section to judge both of these women based on just this one video alone (not just you, there are plenty of others in the comment section here who think this is just a sale’s pitch, etc.) I highly recommend people do further research on their own. If not with these two women then on neuroplasticity in general, which is a scientific fact and truly amazing! Our brains are so incredible. 🙂 🧠
@@Oceanxx12 thank you for asking! still dealing with it, it has points where it overwhelms and I have balance issues with it occasionally too.. I just purchased something called Ring Relief, it's "homeopathic and temporarily relieves symptoms"! So I'm giving it a whirl right now.
I have read your book, body scans, visited ENT and I listen to sound therapy. It's been helpful but the sound is effecting my daily life. The sound started after having covid almost a year ago.
Panic attacks are your brain sending out a false alarm. So start with reminding yourself that this is just adrenaline and not a life-threatening problem; after about 10-15 minutes, it will subside if you let it. The best thing to do is to get active so that you can burn off all that adrenaline. Go for a run, or put on some music with a fast beat and dance. Once the worst is past, find somewhere to sit, and practice rhythmic breathing: breathe in, then count to 7, and breathe out slowly to the count of 8. This will help get your heart rate back under control. If thoughts intrude, acknowledge them, and return your focus to your breathing. The point is not a quiet mind (impossible in a panic attack) but to continually return to your focus point - your breathing - when your thoughts do start to run away with you. This will help you return to a calm state so that you can go on with your day.
Panic attacks in the sense of hyperventilation: moving your body and breathing deep but really really slowly reduces the excess of oxygen that your racing heart is trying to push around in your body. Also, try to shift your attention. Listen to music, talk to someone on the phone (about other subjects), etc. To me, it’s the fastest way to calm down and getting it under control. Good luck! 🍀
This "doctor" smiling and saying "It's nothing to get distressed about" has obviously never had ongoing tinnitus. I've had it since 2019. Is one of the most awful, life-changing things that can happen to a person. JUST IGNORE IT? DON'T THINK ABOUT IT? What arrogant, gaslighting garbage, like it all just something people are imagining.
If you have Tinnitus you know you have it... it's not something you think you might have. It is an inflammation of the nerves. I have had mild tinnitus for years as a musician and listening to loud music for decades I know what it sounds like. After my last bout of COVID it has gone from mild to very noticeable and any loud noises cause distortions in the left ear. Loud ringing will just happen out of nowhere just working in a quiet room and have an onset of ringing that is very painful that hangs around for a few seconds to a few minutes then slowly dying off.
How / who diagnosed you with post-Covid tinnitus? I may have the same thing after having Covid for the first time this year. Afterwards, I had 2 ear infections, inflammation, then tinnitus. It's been 2+ months and still ringing mostly in my right ear.
@@sgiphoto7242get a blood test could be iron deficiency. Research it. Mine was after struggling for over a year finally feeling better and only been taking iron tablets for 3 weeks. 210g iron tablets. Research link between covid tinnitus and iron deficiency
Same principles as managing chronic pain. I'm not clear about whether she's talking about actually healing tinnitus or reducing the suffering it causes
Interesting, I’ve had tinnitus since my twenties. I didn’t know what it was and really thought everyone heard the same thing. I wasn’t afraid or anxious about it but it never cured itself like the specialist said. It’s always there and in certain environments can affect my ability to differentiate noise. When I got covid, the tinnitus got worse and went into both ears. It took about 12 weeks for the intensity to die down and now the one ear is back to normal but the other one is still the same.
That's because pain science is revealing that all pain is mediated by and experienced in the brain. She's explaining how normal sensations and signals that shouldn't be interpreted as screaming alarm bells (tinnitus, physical pain, and other chronic conditions) are mistakenly being signaled that way due to the body being in fight or flight. Then once we take those signals as serious the fear and fixation takes over and makes them chronic. There is a ton of research on this now. I don't think they did enough explanation of the what of tinnitus to explain the how but she is right. People are using apps like curable to cure tinnitus and other issues. I completely resolved my hip pain and working through other things with this same kind of work. My pain is real and so is yours.
Hey bro you can try some excersices that I found in this video here on youtube and that seems that it has helped me a little at least to lower the intensity of the noise, just search for - Eustachian Tube Dysfunction Unclog your ear instantly . .maybe is not instantly but hopefully it helps you. Greetings!
Had TINNITUS for 18 years. I water fasted and lost 60lbs. I didn't notice my TINITUS for the years of this weight loss....then I got COVID-19....my TINNITUS doubled days after...
True - Tinnitus is a tour guide to some very dark places. There are moments when i'm on a walk outside, completely exhausted because of Tinnitus and the bad sleep - i would prefer to just drop dead immediatly by a heart attack instead of walking on
So frustrating. I've had it for many years. It is disheartening. I don't see how this is normal in any way, and it can be really stressful. Even if I'm calm, the ringing is always present.
I don't think there's much correlation with tinnitus from vaccines.. it's different for everyone. I'm a healthy 33yr old man who I got 3 vax shots since available, but never developed tinnitus until AFTER I actually caught Covid for the first time (August 2022). It started with 2 ear infections, then inflammation, then tinnitus. It's been 2+ months and the ringing and hyperacusis hasn't subsided. Now I'm constantly worried about catching covid again because I fear more unexpected infections or potentially permanent issues.
I found punching hard (with emotion) a boxing bag or popping basketball dynamically fade away my tinnitus for minutes up to half an hour. Even if I do not doing that activity.
My tinnitus started before any of my Covid symptoms. Then it got really bad during covid. I’m on day 30 now and the ringing is still here. My hearing is also very sensitive. High pitched sounds really hurts my ears. I believe this is cause from nerve damage. My fear is that it will never go away.
I have the same problem. Got my first vaccine and developed the noise sensitivity. I then had many other symptoms surface and improved but the sensitivity came in waves. I now got COVID and the ringing got worse. I’m hoping it gets better.
I'm 8 months in - mine has been either triggered by a covid infection, stress/anxiety or medication withdraw (Tavor) . Because of it i said "no to covid vaccine" so far. Not going to change my mind...Some things i've tried: - OPC, Zinc supplements - Craniosacral - Therapy - Sound Masking (Cricket sound in endless loop at night) - daily walks in forest 1 - 3 hours - excercing for back/shoulder pain for relaxation - Thymus tapping (just started) - trying to avoid (pretty hard..) the news cycle, social media - changed my eating behavior (In the evening mainly cooked vegetables, 4-5 different fruits through the day, 3-4 different vegetables a day, recently quit eating bread, drinking only water except small coffee in the morning, very little milk/cheese, very little processed foods, very littel industrial sugar, no alcohol, raw ginger, raw garlic...any natural food that is anti-inflammatory) - TRE If i die because of this i will be at least the healthiest dead human.
TW; may not be wise to read if you're in the crisis mode, proceed at your own risk! I've had tinnitus since I was 16 (34 now). Got it for not wearing earplugs during a metal festival. Stupid, I know. In my defense, nobody talked about these things back then so I had no clue. Anyhow, I've had the worst luck concerning tinnitus. To my understanding it's quite rare to get it after one single loud noise exposition. Well, the lucky me got it. At first, it was only silent hissing, didn't pay attention to it. During the following years it got worse: the silent hissing became a loud high-pitched tone, another similar sound appeared into my previously quiet ear as well. A few years forward my hearing started to deteriorate, making the tones sound even louder. Also got two more sounds to the already existing choir thanks to a malpractice. If your doctor prescribes mirtazapine or ketipinor for you and say "they don't cause bad side effects or addiction", don't touch them. Just... don't. Now there's two jet planes and two broken tv channels in my head. And oh, got told by a doctor last week, that eventually I'm going to lose my hearing, and may need hearing aids perhaps in 10 years. Always nice to get news like this in your thirties. So, here I am. During this year, I've had two acute hearing losses. My hearing has somewhat recovered from both of them, but not completely. The sounds are louder than ever. Now there's four of them, they pulsate, and there's lots of spikes. I hear them all the time. So yeah, I'm in the middle of a yet new habituation. (Excuse me if I sound a bit bitter and I hope I'm not causing anyone too much anxiety, I'm not at my best.) This is the fourth one. I do meditation and yoga, eat healthily, exercise and practice having a positive, not too serious attitude on life. They do help to some extent, but they don't do miracles. Based on my own experiences, it is indeed possible to live with the sounds. These two ladies are correct at least in one thing: by getting out of the fight-flight-freeze response concerning the sounds, it is possible to go on with your life. But have I gotten used to them? No. Do they feel normal and healthy, even after having them for almost 20 years? Hell no. It's like someone casually drilling asphalt right next to you and you're too tired to react or care. I'd want to take the vaccine, but haven't taken it yet, because I'm not sure I could handle a third need to start habituating within one year. There's times you have to use a whole handful of your daily spoons to conjure insane amounts of zen to stay on the good path and not to be plunged into a panic attack. And finally, after this overlong introduction, what I actually came here to say: get your condition checked, if it's possible, so that you'll get a realistic plan for your future and well-being. For myself, the two most devastating things people told me, were doctors who said "there's nothing we can do, you just have to learn to live with it" (truth: there's lots of things you can do to make yourself feel better, and nobody should be just dumped to survive alone like that), and hippie positivers saying "you'll learn to tune it out so that you'll no longer even notice it, and in the best case, it may even go away" (that may or may not be the case with YOU, so don't cling to false hope, because if you do, you'll be bitterly disappointed at some point.) Concentrating on the positives is important, but I'd still prefer if people stayed realistic too. The disappointment and despair was over 9k when I realized I'm one of the ones who pulled the short straw: who have it so loud they can't tune it out, they'll hear it 24/7 for the rest of their life, and eventually it'll be the only thing they'll hear. In a case like that probably nothing else helps except your attitude and mental strength. Both can be practiced, though, but is it easy? No. Is it fast? Hell no. But it's possible.
I have Covid right now and my ears feel seriously weird and wrong; in fact, ear discomfort is my main symptom. I'm really frightened it will turn into this--I think I already hear a whistling noise. I think it could drive me stark raving mad. I feel so sorry for people who have it badly.
Same thing happened to me this week thought it was earwax went to urgent care and no they gave me Sudafed flonase and claritan to fix it still hasn’t worked did yours go away?
@@MrRocknroll1057It did eventually. It lasted long enough to really worry me, though. I was starting to think it was permanent--a very unpleasant experience. I hope you are feeling better.
I have been hearing ringing in my (L) to ear for almost a year. On the 03rd of March it got worse, I had my first Vertigo attack when to hospital for further test, I was diagnosed with Meniere disease. I had two vertigo attack in March after being in hospital. On the 27th March I had my COVID vaccine and on the 28th March my vertigo attack was worse. I was unwell the whole day. But since the 28th March I haven’t had any vertigo attack, ringing in my ear is bad as it has been before and some days I don’t hear anything. But I am left with anxiety is more like I am waiting for next attack to happen because attack happen without warning.. I am coping with listen to your video and some meditation, thank you so much for your help, much appreciated.. x
you can try some excersices that I found in this video here on youtube and that seems that it has helped me a little at least to lower the intensity of the noise, at least you can try, and hopefully it would serve all of us who know what this is. just search for - Eustachian Tube Dysfunction Unclog your ear instantly . .maybe is not instantly but hopefully it helps you. Greetings!
@@letlotloletlotlo1545 thanks for reaching out, I am on propranolol for anxiety and I am not taking any medication but I was prescribed stemetil but I only take them when I have Vertigo attack to help me with vomiting. Keep well. ❤
It’s happen to me 6 weeks after my moderna vaccin. Start like that, in the middle of the night. Never had any hear issues before… It’s been a week now… I just hope it will stop eventually… :(((
@@framboisineillustrationnis5326 I had covid for the second time last week. Have this humming sound since and I went straight to the doctor because it freaked me out. He gave me medication specifically for the tinnitus and a antibio for a sinus infection that he believes is the cause for the tinnitus. I hope my stops soon because I am going crazy. Also the ear I hear the sound from also feels really heavy and I'm hoping once that clogged or heavy feeling clears out the sound does too
So glad to hear yours stopped. Your case is exactly like mine. 6 weeks after Moderna booster and started out of nowhere. I'm 7 weeks into it now and my anxiety is through the roof. Wondering, did you try any treatments or do anything differently or did it just resolve on it's own? Did you have an audiology exam? I did and my hearing was fine. Very much hoping my case mirrors yours. Thanks for the positive news and sliver of hope.
Been 6 months since covid. Never had tinnitus before. I got it on 5 th dayin right esr. Its better now after some medications. But its still here. My lymph node behind right ear is hard and kind of swelled.
Can you please tell what medications are you taking? I too got tinnitus during covid i think on 8 th day. it's been 6 months continuous noise in ear n head
I'm tired of this woman, tinnitus is real, she obviously doesn't have it or she wouldn't be peddling her garbage. Tinnitus is because the little hairs in your ears are damaged.
Tinnitus can't be cured because its cause is not understood. And, as we can see with this lady, a lot of doctors think it's psychosomatic. Tinnitus, palinopsia, fibromyalgia, are among conditions which probably are the result of such minor changes to the brain or body that medical science doesn't know how to detect them and can't treat them. You have to see, hear, or feel them for yourself to know them. A doctor would have to be exceptionally empathic to really understand and be helpful. If it is really bothering you join a forum dedicated to Tinnitus where you can meet other people in your position, learn from and help one another.
There are many cause of tinnitus like damage from loud noises, jaw bone problems, etc. There are many people who have a form of it and may not realize it or pay attention to it. I have a mild form from jaw issue and stress for the past 11 years. When I obsess over it, the sound of hissing gets much worse. I took the first vaccine shot from Pfizer with no side effects. I'm due for the second and honestly I'm hesitant because of my own mentality of thinking of all the claims made about side effects that are scary but probably not caused by the vaccine. I agree that people should get it when they feel comfortable because the fact is the manufacturers don't know how long the protection lasts yet or how sever the side effects can get. Nobody knows because this is the first time anything like this has happened. Have compassion and understanding for others in this time.
Don’t hesitate. I’ve had covid April 2020 and have had both Pfizer shots. Last one was last Friday. It will not make it worse. My ringing got worse having covid but definitely not the shots. And the side effects were less for me with the second shot but again I had a bad case of covid last year. That’s to be expected. Other than that it’s like getting the Tetanus Diphtheria vaccine and maybe a little better than that.
I had extremely slight tinnitus is my right ear since I was a teen. I barely noticed it really. After the first dose of the vaccine it got substantially worse. And then a day after that the left ear joined and is even louder than the right ear. So no, I wouldn’t recommend it. Maybe you won’t have the same experience, but maybe you will. Who knows. And I’ve had Covid. And badly. I had a fever for three weeks, and I have asthma so I had many issues with breathing. And as terrible as that was, the ear ringing is worse. It’s affecting so many aspects of my life. I can’t sleep, then all day it’s hard to function. So yeah... for me the risk of getting the vaccine outweighs the benefits.
@@karolinakaluzna Having tinnitus myself, I can emphathize. What has helped me was getting more sleep. The other thing was 'willingness' Just accepting it was there, and that there was nothing I could do about it helped me stop focusing on it, and it was easier to let my daily activities distract me from hearing it. I do understand the frustration of it suddenly getting louder after the vaccine; mine got really loud while I was undergoing chemotherapy, and I was worried it might be permanent. However, it has quietened down a bit since then, and my first shot of the Pfizer vaccine didn't increase it.
i got covid 2mnths back and i got recovered somehow but then its started to ringing in my right ear followed by dizziness and virtigo and im unable to see light and cant able to hear sounds which are louder , you guys think this is normal? like nooo! its hella scary and i cant sleep at night bcz of the lightheadedness and anxiety , its been 2mnths already im still having dizziness to this day. you guys think this is normal?
@@lesliee2k21royal6 actually I had a lot of issues after covid firstly I had anemia and I started using iron pills everyday and some b complex, but my dizziness is not going away no matter what I did, so I went to ENT they did some physical and scanning tests and they told that my neck bone was so thin and now I'm using multivitamins everyday hope it will get better, I'm unable to sit without any help
@@bellemijares6314 no it’s still with me. I notice that there are flare ups from time to time which are worse than others. But when I’m living healthy and relaxed it’s barely noticeable.
Yea, relapse is bad n pays u back double. 5months post virus here. Do u have any other remaining long haul symptoms? I still have the T and the internal tremors vibration...really scary
My TINITUS went through the roof after getting COVID-19 to the point that I hear RINGING over the television. I've had it since I was 16 but it never interfered w/ music or tv. The ringing increase happened about two days after getting COVID-19 for the first time recently. I also moved to a higher elevation so I thought that might have something to do with that. I'm going to test this by traveling/ staying at a lower elevation (4,000 ft less) but for now I'm focusing on COVID-19. There were some studies to show TINITUS increased after COVID-19. I believe this is a combined problem of elevation and COVID-19. It's driving me crazy!!!! 🥵 Any suggestions would help!!
My comment has been deleted. Get a blood test for iron deficiency and research the links between that and covid. I struggled for over year and past 3 weeks 70% improvement with supplements
Thank you, I will definately read this book! I work myself with people with long term physical challenges with no «explanation», (fatigue, body pain, brain fog, dizzyness, etc) using neuroplastical excersises and techniques, and the results are awesome. The medical professionals need to step up and learn this! So happy every time I see videos like this! Thank you🤗 Ellen, Mindful Mentor, Norway🇳🇴
1. I hear ringing from one ear 2. When I breathe I can hear my breathing through my ears and seen it through a ear camera 3. Both my ears feel clogged,stuffy, and when I talk on my left ear it sounds distorted and I have pain on both but my left ear hurts more 4. When I breathe only through my mouth my ears hurt less but I’m supposed to be breathing through my nose. 5. My nose feels stuff too 6. When I hear music, tv or driving outside the noise hurts my ears Don’t know what happening can someone help?
I've had tinitus since covid the doctors won't take me seriously they just say its common but it's so loud and with me constantly, about to watch this video I pray something in it works
I have tinnitus now for ten years (probably more, that I remember) and it's not that ease to tune out. Sometimes it's awful distracting. For all people who want to try two things First- put on your phones a noise cancelling phones and put some low music. It will help. I always go to sleep with that in my head. sometimes I even start sleeping with it. lol Second- use the phones in the loud pplaces (trains, stores etc). it will help. Oh well, some ideas...
I have tried all medication on my Tinnitus, non could cure me but using Dr. Akintola herbal medicine cured me permanently. am finally free from Tinnitus.
That clueless doctor clearly has no clue what she's speaking about. Gaslighting everyone of us suffering from it and herself not having had it yet arrogantly with a smug face discarding it as an "easy to ignore" thing.
They’re trying to help, nothing at all malicious in anything they’re saying. I have no idea why so many comments on here are calling them names …. I suffer with tinnitus and it has been distressing, however, when I think about the trillion other illnesses are out there I count myself pretty fortunate….
The ringing in my head is so bad, a screeching loud 13,000hz, so loud I often feel as if my ears must be bleeding. Yeah, I can learn to 'ignore' this as much as I can ignore someone using a jackhammer next to me.
Im sorry to hear that man. Ive had mild to moderate tinnitus for around 20 years..your brain does adapt over time, pls dont get too bummed about it. it will slowly become less bothersome.
I just started tinnitus but I did not get covid it was this medicine I was on Atenolol n I'm getting so depressed...I'm already have depression n anxieties....it is alarming I hope it goes away.. God Bless u guys🙏✝️
@@natsmoon324 I'm not really sure how long I was on it but I do know it caused my tinnitus...googled does altenlol cause tinnitus n boom thereit was all these people having bad reaction on it n there is a dr. On there answer ur questions n he told me that altenlol is the worse medicine for ur ears it causes hearing loss n tinnitus it has oxtoxic in it....I'm so mad my cardiologist put me on this horrible medicine.
At the time I wrote this I didn't have covid n now I do n my tinnitus sounds like it's getting louder.. if anyone has covid I hope u get better cuz this virus is horrible!!!!!! God Bless everyone 🙏✝️
How about hearing loss after V? I had a SSHL 4 days after pfizer 1. And as a result I also had Tinnitus, ear pressure etc Im 24 healthy and dont know whats going on. 6 weeks in, no improvement….
I had clogged ears and blew my eardrum out and it happened 3 times. When I commented this it was at its worst. I actually got anti depressants. It was bad I was crying everyday all day at work. Anyway I never got the vaccine, after I got my ears unclogged and not blowing my nose so hard life is better. Never took the anti depressants. Don't think it was covid that did it other then I clogged my ears with fluid while I had covid. Do your ears pop when you open your jaw wide? Does your ear pop when you blow your nose? If so you might have the same issue I did
i also has tinnitus after first pizer vaccine after 28 days .my aduioligist gave hearing loss on effected side .my ent surgeon started oral steroids .please guide me or any other suggestion
People are bashing her on here but shes actually giving some good advice. The brain is a miraculous instrument and can indeed overcome many obstacles, including tinnitus. So regardless if you think her advice isn't the "holy grail", shes at the very least inspiring people to have hope, and faith. With God all things are possible. Keep researching, and never quit. Peace
Guys I first had my tinnitus few months ago. It came after I had a panic attack and then was getting dizzy all the time. After searching all the time for my dizziness on Google, it made my dizziness worse. I thought I had Merene's disease which I didn't, it was just anxiety. Nevertheless I focused a lot on my ear which gave me my tinnitus. And from that day it became more worse. After some days I thought that I focused a lot on my ear and from then my tinnitus started. As soon as I shifted my focus I was cure if it. And didn't remember the last time I had it. Recently I had a emotional breakdown and it started again. Working in my meditation and tinnitus again. Hope so it will go away. To anyone reading this YOU CAN GET RID IF TINNITUS BECAUSE I HAD. All the best guys
Shocking how this doctor downplays tinnitus so much, saying to just ignore it, when tinnitus is actually a cause of suicide. Their ears are just so ruined, hearing like screaming tea kettles 24/7. They can't concentrate, can't sleep, etc. etc.
I have this because I’m in a band and I listen to loud music... I need help I don’t feel grounded while preforming and it leads to panic and it’s hard for me to focus. I have pots and idk if that’s why I have a problem and I have seriously bad anxiety I’m just lost
Im sorry hun, I know how it feels to be an unmoored ship with no navigation... If you feel this way Ive found best way out is too immediately put yourself on a strict disclipine type regime with structured activities/excerises for a while. best.
I got my vaccine 3 days ago, I woke up today feeling like my left ear is clogged like when you have a flu, I cleaned it today with a swab and got a dark brown ear wax. Later on it got worse as I hear like crickets, ringing and blood flow? I hope this goes away.
I am not-vacked. 3 days before coming down with c-19 I experience unexplained deafness in my left year. While sick with c-19, my ears started ringing. They are still ringing 5 weeks later.
It’s not Ok to have tinnitus after covid or after vaccine. It’s terrible debilitating. I’ve lost my ability to rest, to work, I’ve lost my job, I’m suicidal and I’ve tried all body scans and meditations and it doesn’t work. I’m just not habituating and now I guest this two very happy ladies would say that it’s all my fault, like this is easy or something. I feel so must worst, wish never saw this.
Get tested for iron deficiency this was the cause of my tinnitus. After 3 weeks 70% improved and no more listening to white noise just to get to sleep. All developed after covid.
It was weird to watch this video. It sounded like they were genuinely trying to help, but at the same time I agree with all the comments that say they were being dismissive. This condition is NOT nice! Speaking of compassion, where was the compassion here in this conversation? And, the advertising for the book… Don't know about that. I would rather go to Rick Hansen to learn about neuroplasticity
I know someone who blew his head off with a shotgun after he his tinnitus got lot worse after he contracted Covid. There is no way to tune something out that is so loud like someone screaming as loud as they can right into your ear.
My dad had tinnitus but it never bothered him, after the vaccine and multiple boosters it's difficult for him to sleep it's gotten so bad that they leave brown noise in the background while my parents sleep. I've noticed both my parents losing their hearing due to leaving the sound on all night.
Yes but how long after covid vaccine is it normal to have symptoms? It's been 2 years nearly. I'm not imagining this. This advice is directed towards a certain type of person. Yes, you can help by learning not to focus on the noise. Sometimes the noise is so loud I can't sleep and then it causes anxiety and my heart is racing too. I need to keep researching because this woman is not relative to my problem.
Getting the cure for tinnitus is very easy all you have to do is contact Dr ogbebor herbal centre on their RUclips channel ,my sister and my self got cured of tinnitus by his herbal medicine…
The more I tried to get rid of my Tinnitus the worse things got. There ain't really nothing one or anybody can do for the time being. Therapy and reiki helped me but prescription drugs only made everything worse. Maybe this book can help.
I doubt it. I've read every book out there on tinnitus and watched all the videos this lady produces (as she's also got a YT channel). Don't waste your money. Just watch Julian Cowen-Hill's free videos on YT; and likewise, don't buy his "app", as it's not going to help you.
we would like to have a doctor who "cures" tinnitus and also have it... i bet he will have wiped all the smile from his face.. you never know how bad is it until you have it...so cut the b##shit !!
I got my Pfizer booster on 02/10/22 and on 02/25/22 I got tinnitus… Doctor said I got it from Naproxen 375 mg which I took for my sprain… I’m so anxious about his, dunno if it’s the vaccine or Naproxen… anybody there same situation and was healed from tinnitus???
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Right? Just explain it away as nothing unusual. Well, Doc, if you have it; you wouldn't say things you are saying. People are not stupid. They know what they hear.
This video reminds me a bit of medieval bloodletting. Doctors just don't know. And with that, i'm offended by this woman saying " its not distressing " 2:10 with a smile. Adding insult to injury, promoting her book as well. You're welcome to try my world for a week. Yours truly, long covid patient with tinnitus and hyperacusis ( caused by covid infection ).
"It's nothing to get distressed about." It's beyond distressing to hear you two discussing tinnitus this way, and smiling in a condescending way, as if you have any idea what it's like to experience long term persistent tinnitus. Over years, I have learned how to manage it. I knew from day one not to focus on it. "Obsess over being calm?" What a contradiction of terms. You have no idea what it's like for millions of people who suffer severe symptoms of tinnitus. Some people have milder symptoms of tinnitus that go away in time. Others have have it for many years, and have to learn to live with it, and manage it.. I'm shocked how self satisfied you two are.
theyre sociopaths... exploiting sick, desperate people for money. (i got bad tinnitus after pfziser shot a bit ago)
I don't know about 'sociopath' but no medical condition can be treated with 'love', 'compassion', 'trust' or 'surrender' Wait, what!?
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Have you tried her technique? She says that she had tinnitus and has overcome it and is sharing her knowledge. Why are you being so pessimistic if you haven't even read her book or tried it.
@@outsaneoutsane2747 she’s basically saying it’s psychological when it’s not. Yes we have to adapt and habituate because we don’t have a choice but to nonchalantly say “just ignore it” is just rude and silly.
This feels so much like gaslighting.
“Your new tinnitus is healthy and normal.”
Just no.
I've never had any problems I'm healthy no masks or vaccine or tests.
Why the fuck is my ear beating inside anyone got this recently, driving me fucking insane.
@@mikehunt2268 I am really sorry you've been bit by this curse. SOMETIMES tinnitus has physiological causes that can be treated and if this is the case with you, you MUST get it treated by a qualified specialist IMMEDIATELY. Other times tinnitus is a neurological condition caused when the part of the brain that manages our sense of hearing malfunctions and THAT DAMNED NOISE is not a real sound but our own brains tormenting us. In the fist case, get RIGHT on that, friend. In the second case... right now the best treatments out there are learning ways to live with it. Sorry, wish I had better news. Too bad lovey-dovey hippy BS does not work.
@@emomuzz5883 lovey dovey hippy bs hot shower massage fixed this problem I'm cured!
Who knew a neck muscle can cause this problem.
@@mikehunt2268 Brother, if U R cured I will weep tears of joy for you. Congrats on being freed of the curse. :)
@@emomuzz5883 thanks man I love you too xx
This "doctor" is DEAD WRONG. I'm experiencing this extreme tinnitus right now and it is debilitating - I've never had anything like it, and I am an extremely healthy individual. It is a direct result of the 2nd shot and began just a few days after my jab. This isn't psychological - telling people that they are just suddenly noticing it because they are looking for it, but it has been there the whole time, is ridiculous. While I hope it will pass with time and is just an acute immune response, saying it isn't real is total BS.
Hello friend do you need help with the cure?
Same has happend to me but didn't have it, I notice loads of people just got this out of nowhere.
Please tell me if somthing helps you I tried turning off WiFi next I'm going to try staying away from my phone
I got ringing ears after the first shot and still have it a bit
@@Matowix Which shot did you take?
@@dgreene3209 I got Pfizer and have had it since the second dose.
What you are saying makes absolutely no sense. If my refrigerator starts making a loud sound something is broken.
^ this
I got crazy loud tinnitus 5 hours after Pfizer vaccine. Never went away, and my doctor thinks I have a hearing damage. I never was obsessed with it, or focused on it too much, but it’s impossible to ignore it because it’s LOUD! But thanks ladies.
How are you now
@@sanajabeen8613 I’m in the middle of testing in between ENT and Audiologist. Audiologist said that the biggest issue is with my left ear, and ENT will have to diagnose after she sent the report. I’m glad that there is at least physical evidence to this.
@@lighteningbug7 after pfizer i also develop this ringing in my head or in left ear ohhhh God at night time its too loud. I am pregnant too and this is so much stressful condition.
@@sanajabeen8613 sorry that you have to go through this. Try to have some white noise on when you falling asleep. It’s really loud when there is quietness. I wake up to this every morning too.
@@lighteningbug7 thnx my dear please pray for me. I will pray for you.
I'm having to advise my clients not to watch any more of your videos due to the advertising you've decided to do which is ill- advised when vulnerable people who trust authority figures may not distinguish between help and commercial selling of a product. As a professional you should already know this.
Joey is not paying me anything, I had a conversation with Joey about research backed tinnitus treatment, if people want to try it they can buy her book for under $20 This is not a sponsored post. I make it very clear when any of my content is sponsored. Joey and I share a common approach focusing on acceptance and commitment therapy, neuroplasticity, and a belief in human’s ability to learn and grow and heal through skills that most people don’t know about. It’s all about offering resources to people.
I do accept sponsored content-especially on my courses which they can buy without the ads for $49 probably less than the cost of one session with you or me for that matter. It’s all about making content that helps people and we’ve got to pay the video editors.
Yes I agree with you,, I thought it was awful that she pitched a fucking book.. Just sad!
Your decision to advise your clients against watching these videos is unfortunate. It makes me wonder why you have had such a personal and strong reaction to her advice methods. I am incredibly impressed by her natural, helpful, information-filled videos and the resources she shares with us. I trust her. And this morning I was thinking how refreshing it is to have a mental health professional share the techniques that are used by the profession. It is shows respect, regard and a real caring for people who actually do have the power within to heal themselves. They just need the love and caring of someone who believes in them.
Complete rubbish
Very disappointed in this video except an ad for the book
Easy for her to say, but so nice to see a video that even acknowledges the reality of post covid tinnitus. Mine was already there and was just majorly aggravated by covid. It's thankfully starting to calm down a little after a few months of starting out very stressful.
Has yours gone now
@@Oceanxx12 no, it's still louder than it was, I'm just getting used to the new loudness, I guess this might be permanent. I noticed I have more congestion and dizziness that's lingered on too.
@@dudex2450 DAMN! that sucks bro!! COVID never affected mine, but it did attack the bloody hell out of my crohns and colitis. And took my smell away from me for 4 months. But im here searching T videos because I dropped a pan last week, and now my ringing is louder than it was, my right ear has been ringing since 2016. Usually my room air purifier is on lvl2, and I don't notice my ears, its been on lvl3 and I can hear the ringing. I feel like im going crazy. I've had to put a new fan next to my head when I sleep so I can drown out the ring. I feel like it MAY be SLIGHTLY improving for me, but its not where it want it to be. Its been over a week now that I dropped the pan, I hope in a few more weeks the ringing will go back to normal.
I hope you can get some improvement bro, I totally feel you and I am picturing how loud yours must be, hang in there bro... I'm also hoping they figure out a cure for us. I would pay out my ass to get rid of this ringing. You can't be anywhere silent, all you hear is BBBBBIIIIIIINNNNNGGGGGGGGGGGG.
A year later, how are you doing?
For anyone watching this for actual advise, I would say to simply stop watching. None of this has anything to do with tinnitus. The reason there is no "cure" is because scientists still don't truly know how/what tinnitus even is. I've had severe tinnitus for over 15 years. Sometimes it gets so bad it even feels like my ears are physically vibrating. No amount of "self awareness" is ever going to reverse the effects of tinnitus. Sure, when you are busy and distracted you might not particularly notice it, but anytime you are in a quiet space there is no way around hearing it. I do hope there is a discovery that soon can help the millions who do suffer from this.
Dan, how do you deal with your severe tinnitus?
@@aleah5873 Unfortunately, I don't. Basically I just have to deal with it. The only action I take is to have a relatively loud fan running at night so I can focus on that to sleep. I find it very hard to focus on anything when in quite places like when on a secluded hike or a waiting room with no music. It's just something I have come to terms with and have to live with probably for the rest of my life.
you can try some excersices that I found in this video here on youtube and that seems that it has helped me a little at least to lower the intensity of the noise, at least you can try, and hopefully it would serve all of us who know what this is. just search for - Eustachian Tube Dysfunction Unclog your ear instantly . .maybe is not instantly but hopefully it helps you. Greetings!
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It's not rare it's receivers the size of 2atoms , 5G radio ready to move in with algorithms faking reptilian, they did it to me, very obvious algorithms no concept
@@danswezey4294 I'll pray for you Dan. I too have severe tinnitus and all these videos are just entertainment. Learning to cope with it is hard. I have bad depression because of it, but no one will ever believe me... because the sound is in my head. Only people I can rely on believing me, are those with severe tinnitus themselves. So I know you understand me.
Had tinnitus for 2 years now. After the covid vaccines it's been screaming bad. Hopefully will lessen over time. Can distract myself from it mostly during the day, but night-time is a nightmare.
Use headphones with youtube sleep audios or ambience audios or music... just find out what calming sounds work for you.Myself I especially love the "honest guys".
@Tricky Rat Hi you can try some excersices that I found in this video here on youtube and that seems that it has helped me a little at least to lower the intensity of the noise, just search for - Eustachian Tube Dysfunction Unclog your ear instantly . .maybe is not instantly but hopefully it helps you. Greetings!
When mine is worse I use Bose Sleepbuds. I'm used to using earplugs so I find the Sleepbuds comfortable even when laying on my side. They only play Bose sounds but they are pretty good.
So she says "adjust to a new normal". Basically she is saying there is nothing you can do so learn to live with it.
The modern version of ' pull yourself together'.
Came on intensely 6 hours after astrazeneca. 5 months down the line and it's progressing. Would not recommend astrazeneca to anyone.
janssen same here 1 year later..
Another AZ victime here
They all do it, they’re not fit for purpose. The amount in damage they’ve caused with little to no benefit other than profit. All you people should group together and demand compensation
She seems very pleased with herself and her dismal explanation. I now know 4 people who never had covid but had the jabs and now have tinnitus. Overall, they're not too impressed.
I am not impressed either with covid vax. Last Monday, here in Cork, Ireland, I received second dose of Astra vax. Within an hour,i had full blown tinnitus. My moan is,why are we not being warned that this is a possble issue?? Had i known this,no way would i have taken this vaccine as over the years,i have had tinnitus episodes. The difference is,this time its permanent. Diet is important in tinnitus...alcohol makes it worse,while certain foods improve it,such as pineapple and avocado
@@geraldwalsh6489 I'm sorry. I've had it for years anyway as a musician. You're totally spot on with diet and alcohol. All the best
@@geraldwalsh6489 how are you now
@@geraldwalsh6489 between my first and second dose of Pfizer I’d read about the jab making tinnitus worse so I asked the GP and he said “not a chance it will happen”. Sure enough it happened. I spoke to a different GP last week and he said “yes it’s fairly common”. I was already really hesitant to get it, had i known about the tinnitus stuff I wouldn’t have gotten jabbed again.
After my second pFizer shot my right side of my body hasn't been the same, headaches on my right side of the head, neck pain, arm and shoulder pain, my knee locks and is painful, have nose bleeds a lot now and a super loud tinnitus ALL IN MY RIGHT SIDE of my body, is hell.
I had an episode of tinnitus this year and had never noticed it before (pre-shot) at a time when I was being really hard on myself. Approaching it with a calm body really helped in my situation. I appreciated hearing about this approach of self compassion and retraining the brain. Thanks for bringing this up so I can share with others.
Has it gone now
I’ve had this for as long as I can remember. But generally I don’t notice it unless I’m in a really quiet area. I use white noise at night so I don’t notice it then either. However, since the vaccine - the sound has gotten so loud, it’s really hard to block it out. It can actually interfere with conversations. I hear it around music in my headphones. I’m just waiting for it to quiet down.
Any quieter?
Is it any better?
How are you now?
It's not the vaccine. I never got the vaccine and I've had the same experience days after COVID-19. It was most likely COVID-19 itself that is giving us TINITUS or louder TINITUS
I have it.. so basically all this video said was I have to buy that book to learn how to get over it. . 😒
ruclips.net/user/shortsir4AZwFV3FQ?feature=share
Actually, if you go to the “seeking balance” website she has a LOT of free resources that she offers for people. ☺️ I have had scary and intense dizziness and vertigo (which is the other topic she specializes in) and she actually gives very sound and helpful advice! While I also have mild tinnitus off and on, I can’t say how well her resources help with it specifically as I haven’t needed to use it for that purpose, so far. But the resources she has for using neuroplasticity for lessening symptoms of dizziness and vertigo is very helpful and healing. And MANY doctors (otoneurologists) agree with how healing neuroplasticity is. It’s not a quick fix though - which is what everyone wants when they are suffering 😕- so it’s easy for people to dismiss it. But Joey (on the left in the video above - who offers her book as an option) has actually experienced dizziness, vertigo, and tinnitus before. And she works with MANY people who struggle with those symptoms as well, and there are many many success stories of people who have gotten better/feel better again.
I will admit though, that this video could have been done better. They are smiling and encouraging because they both are amazed (and excited to share about) how powerful the human brain is and everything it is capable of! But, their message isn’t coming across as well in this video - because this is a serious topic and tinnitus truly does destroy people’s quality of life! And it is awful when it’s at its worst. I can only imagine how much people are suffering with it - and I am admittedly very worried myself about getting an increase in my own symptoms after I get the shot (if I choose to do so). This video does make it seem a bit too light hearted as though it isn’t a serious topic and symptom that is destroying people’s quality of life. But I also have watched many of the other videos by each of these women and other resources that seeking balance offers, and they both offer amazing advice and approach very challenging subjects in a pretty incredible way that helps SO many people to heal and get better. While this videos isn’t one of their best… it also isn’t fair of people in this comment section to judge both of these women based on just this one video alone (not just you, there are plenty of others in the comment section here who think this is just a sale’s pitch, etc.)
I highly recommend people do further research on their own. If not with these two women then on neuroplasticity in general, which is a scientific fact and truly amazing! Our brains are so incredible. 🙂 🧠
How are you now
@@Oceanxx12 thank you for asking! still dealing with it, it has points where it overwhelms and I have balance issues with it occasionally too.. I just purchased something called Ring Relief, it's "homeopathic and temporarily relieves symptoms"! So I'm giving it a whirl right now.
I have read your book, body scans, visited ENT and I listen to sound therapy. It's been helpful but the sound is effecting my daily life. The sound started after having covid almost a year ago.
please talk about panic attacks and handling them, thank you!! :)
Panic attacks are your brain sending out a false alarm. So start with reminding yourself that this is just adrenaline and not a life-threatening problem; after about 10-15 minutes, it will subside if you let it. The best thing to do is to get active so that you can burn off all that adrenaline. Go for a run, or put on some music with a fast beat and dance. Once the worst is past, find somewhere to sit, and practice rhythmic breathing: breathe in, then count to 7, and breathe out slowly to the count of 8. This will help get your heart rate back under control. If thoughts intrude, acknowledge them, and return your focus to your breathing. The point is not a quiet mind (impossible in a panic attack) but to continually return to your focus point - your breathing - when your thoughts do start to run away with you. This will help you return to a calm state so that you can go on with your day.
Search her videos. She has plenty of content on panic attacks
@@Elle_55 I agree with you
She does search for the content .
Panic attacks in the sense of hyperventilation: moving your body and breathing deep but really really slowly reduces the excess of oxygen that your racing heart is trying to push around in your body. Also, try to shift your attention. Listen to music, talk to someone on the phone (about other subjects), etc. To me, it’s the fastest way to calm down and getting it under control. Good luck! 🍀
This "doctor" smiling and saying "It's nothing to get distressed about" has obviously never had ongoing tinnitus. I've had it since 2019. Is one of the most awful, life-changing things that can happen to a person. JUST IGNORE IT? DON'T THINK ABOUT IT? What arrogant, gaslighting garbage, like it all just something people are imagining.
She had it for years. She still does.
She says that she no longer have it, its a SCAMMER
If you have Tinnitus you know you have it... it's not something you think you might have. It is an inflammation of the nerves. I have had mild tinnitus for years as a musician and listening to loud music for decades I know what it sounds like. After my last bout of COVID it has gone from mild to very noticeable and any loud noises cause distortions in the left ear. Loud ringing will just happen out of nowhere just working in a quiet room and have an onset of ringing that is very painful that hangs around for a few seconds to a few minutes then slowly dying off.
tinnitus is horrible, i don't like it but am glad i was able to get rid of it with the help of Dr Akintola on youtube, fuck tinnitus am cured.
I have been diagnosed with post COVID tinnitus due to nerve damage. It is awful. It's not "normal", and it's not ok.
How / who diagnosed you with post-Covid tinnitus? I may have the same thing after having Covid for the first time this year. Afterwards, I had 2 ear infections, inflammation, then tinnitus. It's been 2+ months and still ringing mostly in my right ear.
@@sgiphoto7242get a blood test could be iron deficiency. Research it. Mine was after struggling for over a year finally feeling better and only been taking iron tablets for 3 weeks. 210g iron tablets. Research link between covid tinnitus and iron deficiency
Who diagnosed you and how are you doing know…
Tell us please
Same principles as managing chronic pain. I'm not clear about whether she's talking about actually healing tinnitus or reducing the suffering it causes
She's taking about selling a book to get rich. That's all you need to know - and that there is no cure for tinnitus.
@ there is no way I'm sending for unknown (mumble, mumble ...) substances from someone who offers no evidence
Interesting, I’ve had tinnitus since my twenties. I didn’t know what it was and really thought everyone heard the same thing. I wasn’t afraid or anxious about it but it never cured itself like the specialist said. It’s always there and in certain environments can affect my ability to differentiate noise. When I got covid, the tinnitus got worse and went into both ears. It took about 12 weeks for the intensity to die down and now the one ear is back to normal but the other one is still the same.
Telling a person with a physical problem to just “think differently” about their issue is not very helpful IMO
Exactly. Her channel is full of such bullshit. Drives me nuts as a tinnitus sufferer.
@@trickyrat483 Why do you watch than? jeesh.. 🤦♂️🤷♂️ If you don't like it, kindly go away..
"There is control in surrender" WTF? No seriously, Whiskey Tango Foxtrot?
@@emomuzz5883 that's because doctors don't have a single clue what to do about tinnitus, they come up with this answer.
That's because pain science is revealing that all pain is mediated by and experienced in the brain. She's explaining how normal sensations and signals that shouldn't be interpreted as screaming alarm bells (tinnitus, physical pain, and other chronic conditions) are mistakenly being signaled that way due to the body being in fight or flight. Then once we take those signals as serious the fear and fixation takes over and makes them chronic. There is a ton of research on this now. I don't think they did enough explanation of the what of tinnitus to explain the how but she is right. People are using apps like curable to cure tinnitus and other issues. I completely resolved my hip pain and working through other things with this same kind of work. My pain is real and so is yours.
I contracted tinnitus after the swine flu. It is now 8 years later and it is still a stressful condition.
Same
Hey bro you can try some excersices that I found in this video here on youtube and that seems that it has helped me a little at least to lower the intensity of the noise, just search for - Eustachian Tube Dysfunction Unclog your ear instantly . .maybe is not instantly but hopefully it helps you. Greetings!
@@bajrangbaraik8684 how are you now
Had TINNITUS for 18 years. I water fasted and lost 60lbs. I didn't notice my TINITUS for the years of this weight loss....then I got COVID-19....my TINNITUS doubled days after...
Doctor.. I wish no one , even my worst ennemy, to have tinnitus.
True - Tinnitus is a tour guide to some very dark places. There are moments when i'm on a walk outside, completely exhausted because of Tinnitus and the bad sleep - i would prefer to just drop dead immediatly by a heart attack instead of walking on
So frustrating. I've had it for many years. It is disheartening. I don't see how this is normal in any way, and it can be really stressful. Even if I'm calm, the ringing is always present.
Hello I feel your pain cause I was one's in this same situation until I heard about a great and powerful man who helped me with the cure
tinnitus is horrible, i don't like it but am glad i was able to get rid of it with the help of Dr Akintola on youtube, fuck tinnitus am cured.
Tinnitus after my COVID shot has been awful.
Did it go away?
@@travismull944 no
Got hearing aids . Still not better. Lost hearing left ear.
@@Marnie1869 wow... was that the same arm as the shot? praying the best for you....
I don't think there's much correlation with tinnitus from vaccines.. it's different for everyone. I'm a healthy 33yr old man who I got 3 vax shots since available, but never developed tinnitus until AFTER I actually caught Covid for the first time (August 2022). It started with 2 ear infections, then inflammation, then tinnitus. It's been 2+ months and the ringing and hyperacusis hasn't subsided. Now I'm constantly worried about catching covid again because I fear more unexpected infections or potentially permanent issues.
I found punching hard (with emotion) a boxing bag or popping basketball dynamically fade away my tinnitus for minutes up to half an hour. Even if I do not doing that activity.
tinnitus is horrible, i don't like it but am glad i was able to get rid of it with the help of Dr Akintola on youtube, fuck tinnitus am cured.
My tinnitus started before any of my Covid symptoms. Then it got really bad during covid. I’m on day 30 now and the ringing is still here. My hearing is also very sensitive. High pitched sounds really hurts my ears. I believe this is cause from nerve damage. My fear is that it will never go away.
I have the same problem. Got my first vaccine and developed the noise sensitivity. I then had many other symptoms surface and improved but the sensitivity came in waves. I now got COVID and the ringing got worse. I’m hoping it gets better.
@@vanesaorozco3524 hope it gets better. All the best and wish you a fast recovery
How are you now
@@stephenplamondon8698 how are you now
@@Oceanxx12 still the same. But I’m use to it
I'm 8 months in - mine has been either triggered by a covid infection, stress/anxiety or medication withdraw (Tavor) . Because of it i said "no to covid vaccine" so far. Not going to change my mind...Some things i've tried:
- OPC, Zinc supplements
- Craniosacral
- Therapy
- Sound Masking (Cricket sound in endless loop at night)
- daily walks in forest 1 - 3 hours
- excercing for back/shoulder pain for relaxation
- Thymus tapping (just started)
- trying to avoid (pretty hard..) the news cycle, social media
- changed my eating behavior (In the evening mainly cooked vegetables, 4-5 different fruits through the day, 3-4 different vegetables a day, recently quit eating bread, drinking only water except small coffee in the morning, very little milk/cheese, very little processed foods, very littel industrial sugar, no alcohol, raw ginger, raw garlic...any natural food that is anti-inflammatory)
- TRE
If i die because of this i will be at least the healthiest dead human.
tinnitus is horrible, i don't like it but am glad i was able to get rid of it with the help of Dr Akintola on youtube, fuck tinnitus am cured.
TW; may not be wise to read if you're in the crisis mode, proceed at your own risk!
I've had tinnitus since I was 16 (34 now). Got it for not wearing earplugs during a metal festival. Stupid, I know. In my defense, nobody talked about these things back then so I had no clue. Anyhow, I've had the worst luck concerning tinnitus. To my understanding it's quite rare to get it after one single loud noise exposition. Well, the lucky me got it. At first, it was only silent hissing, didn't pay attention to it. During the following years it got worse: the silent hissing became a loud high-pitched tone, another similar sound appeared into my previously quiet ear as well. A few years forward my hearing started to deteriorate, making the tones sound even louder. Also got two more sounds to the already existing choir thanks to a malpractice. If your doctor prescribes mirtazapine or ketipinor for you and say "they don't cause bad side effects or addiction", don't touch them. Just... don't. Now there's two jet planes and two broken tv channels in my head. And oh, got told by a doctor last week, that eventually I'm going to lose my hearing, and may need hearing aids perhaps in 10 years. Always nice to get news like this in your thirties.
So, here I am. During this year, I've had two acute hearing losses. My hearing has somewhat recovered from both of them, but not completely. The sounds are louder than ever. Now there's four of them, they pulsate, and there's lots of spikes. I hear them all the time. So yeah, I'm in the middle of a yet new habituation. (Excuse me if I sound a bit bitter and I hope I'm not causing anyone too much anxiety, I'm not at my best.) This is the fourth one. I do meditation and yoga, eat healthily, exercise and practice having a positive, not too serious attitude on life. They do help to some extent, but they don't do miracles. Based on my own experiences, it is indeed possible to live with the sounds. These two ladies are correct at least in one thing: by getting out of the fight-flight-freeze response concerning the sounds, it is possible to go on with your life. But have I gotten used to them? No. Do they feel normal and healthy, even after having them for almost 20 years? Hell no. It's like someone casually drilling asphalt right next to you and you're too tired to react or care. I'd want to take the vaccine, but haven't taken it yet, because I'm not sure I could handle a third need to start habituating within one year. There's times you have to use a whole handful of your daily spoons to conjure insane amounts of zen to stay on the good path and not to be plunged into a panic attack.
And finally, after this overlong introduction, what I actually came here to say: get your condition checked, if it's possible, so that you'll get a realistic plan for your future and well-being. For myself, the two most devastating things people told me, were doctors who said "there's nothing we can do, you just have to learn to live with it" (truth: there's lots of things you can do to make yourself feel better, and nobody should be just dumped to survive alone like that), and hippie positivers saying "you'll learn to tune it out so that you'll no longer even notice it, and in the best case, it may even go away" (that may or may not be the case with YOU, so don't cling to false hope, because if you do, you'll be bitterly disappointed at some point.) Concentrating on the positives is important, but I'd still prefer if people stayed realistic too. The disappointment and despair was over 9k when I realized I'm one of the ones who pulled the short straw: who have it so loud they can't tune it out, they'll hear it 24/7 for the rest of their life, and eventually it'll be the only thing they'll hear.
In a case like that probably nothing else helps except your attitude and mental strength. Both can be practiced, though, but is it easy? No. Is it fast? Hell no. But it's possible.
prayer
dear LORD pls bless rain with recovery, peace, mercy and knowing you
in Jesus name Amen
tinnitus is horrible, i don't like it but am glad i was able to get rid of it with the help of Dr Akintola on youtube, fuck tinnitus am cured.
I have Covid right now and my ears feel seriously weird and wrong; in fact, ear discomfort is my main symptom. I'm really frightened it will turn into this--I think I already hear a whistling noise. I think it could drive me stark raving mad. I feel so sorry for people who have it badly.
Same thing happened to me this week thought it was earwax went to urgent care and no they gave me Sudafed flonase and claritan to fix it still hasn’t worked did yours go away?
@@MrRocknroll1057It did eventually. It lasted long enough to really worry me, though. I was starting to think it was permanent--a very unpleasant experience. I hope you are feeling better.
@@billscannell93how long did it take?
I have been hearing ringing in my (L) to ear for almost a year. On the 03rd of March it got worse, I had my first Vertigo attack when to hospital for further test, I was diagnosed with Meniere disease. I had two vertigo attack in March after being in hospital. On the 27th March I had my COVID vaccine and on the 28th March my vertigo attack was worse. I was unwell the whole day. But since the 28th March I haven’t had any vertigo attack, ringing in my ear is bad as it has been before and some days I don’t hear anything. But I am left with anxiety is more like I am waiting for next attack to happen because attack happen without warning.. I am coping with listen to your video and some meditation, thank you so much for your help, much appreciated.. x
you can try some excersices that I found in this video here on youtube and that seems that it has helped me a little at least to lower the intensity of the noise, at least you can try, and hopefully it would serve all of us who know what this is. just search for - Eustachian Tube Dysfunction Unclog your ear instantly . .maybe is not instantly but hopefully it helps you. Greetings!
you should be fucking grateful. Some of us hear CHAOS 24/7. No it NEVER goes away.
Which medication are you taking?
tinnitus is horrible, i don't like it but am glad i was able to get rid of it with the help of Dr Akintola on youtube, fuck tinnitus am cured.
@@letlotloletlotlo1545 thanks for reaching out, I am on propranolol for anxiety and I am not taking any medication but I was prescribed stemetil but I only take them when I have Vertigo attack to help me with vomiting. Keep well. ❤
It’s happen to me 6 weeks after my moderna vaccin. Start like that, in the middle of the night. Never had any hear issues before… It’s been a week now… I just hope it will stop eventually… :(((
Did it ever stop
@@Jumpoutjay32 yes, after 3 months!
@@framboisineillustrationnis5326 I had covid for the second time last week. Have this humming sound since and I went straight to the doctor because it freaked me out. He gave me medication specifically for the tinnitus and a antibio for a sinus infection that he believes is the cause for the tinnitus. I hope my stops soon because I am going crazy. Also the ear I hear the sound from also feels really heavy and I'm hoping once that clogged or heavy feeling clears out the sound does too
Did it stop on its own or did you try treatment? Homeopathic remedies?
So glad to hear yours stopped. Your case is exactly like mine. 6 weeks after Moderna booster and started out of nowhere. I'm 7 weeks into it now and my anxiety is through the roof. Wondering, did you try any treatments or do anything differently or did it just resolve on it's own? Did you have an audiology exam? I did and my hearing was fine. Very much hoping my case mirrors yours. Thanks for the positive news and sliver of hope.
So, you aren't actually going to give any skills that will help. Just buy the book🙄
Been 6 months since covid. Never had tinnitus before.
I got it on 5 th dayin right esr. Its better now after some medications. But its still here.
My lymph node behind right ear is hard and kind of swelled.
Can you please tell what medications are you taking? I too got tinnitus during covid i think on 8 th day. it's been 6 months continuous noise in ear n head
@@varunkhurana3495 bro. Did you see a doctor?
@@varunkhurana3495 it is not necessary ke aapki aur meri problem same ho. Can you give me your email if possible.
How are you now the noise
@@Oceanxx12 still suffering
I have tinnitus for the past 6 years !!! It’s mostly from anxiety & eating dairy !!! There’s no cure you just have to manage....
I've found that relaxing all the little muscles around my face and neck, then just sorta imagining the sound slowly fading out, helps dull it.
I play binaural sounds in the living room and white noise in the bedroom using Alexas.
I got it from ear surgery in the 80’s.
@@Nicole-pg5lk please don't get the vaccine,
@@Nicole-pg5lk research
I'm tired of this woman, tinnitus is real, she obviously doesn't have it or she wouldn't be peddling her garbage. Tinnitus is because the little hairs in your ears are damaged.
Amen. Can't stand her.
I bet this lady thinks you can fix a flat tire by loving your car.
😂😂😂
Definitely didn’t think I had this but I swear I heard ringing in the background of this video. Anyone else???
I hear it too
I'm new to your channel and I love the content. As soon as I can I'll buy your course. This video is golden, thank you so much for this info.
tinnitus is horrible, i don't like it but am glad i was able to get rid of it with the help of Dr Akintola on youtube, fuck tinnitus am cured.
PLEASE tell us all exactly where she is licensed and what the nature of her Certification is
I got it from my anxiety medicine :(
I know someone who got it from anti depressant.
Which one, may I ask?
Thanks that was a big help to me.that brought my anxiety down by just listening to this .keep up the good work..thanks again.
tinnitus is horrible, i don't like it but am glad i was able to get rid of it with the help of Dr Akintola on youtube, fuck tinnitus am cured.
Tinnitus can't be cured because its cause is not understood. And, as we can see with this lady, a lot of doctors think it's psychosomatic. Tinnitus, palinopsia, fibromyalgia, are among conditions which probably are the result of such minor changes to the brain or body that medical science doesn't know how to detect them and can't treat them. You have to see, hear, or feel them for yourself to know them. A doctor would have to be exceptionally empathic to really understand and be helpful. If it is really bothering you join a forum dedicated to Tinnitus where you can meet other people in your position, learn from and help one another.
There are many cause of tinnitus like damage from loud noises, jaw bone problems, etc. There are many people who have a form of it and may not realize it or pay attention to it. I have a mild form from jaw issue and stress for the past 11 years. When I obsess over it, the sound of hissing gets much worse. I took the first vaccine shot from Pfizer with no side effects. I'm due for the second and honestly I'm hesitant because of my own mentality of thinking of all the claims made about side effects that are scary but probably not caused by the vaccine. I agree that people should get it when they feel comfortable because the fact is the manufacturers don't know how long the protection lasts yet or how sever the side effects can get. Nobody knows because this is the first time anything like this has happened. Have compassion and understanding for others in this time.
Don’t hesitate. I’ve had covid April 2020 and have had both Pfizer shots. Last one was last Friday. It will not make it worse. My ringing got worse having covid but definitely not the shots. And the side effects were less for me with the second shot but again I had a bad case of covid last year. That’s to be expected. Other than that it’s like getting the Tetanus Diphtheria vaccine and maybe a little better than that.
I had extremely slight tinnitus is my right ear since I was a teen. I barely noticed it really. After the first dose of the vaccine it got substantially worse. And then a day after that the left ear joined and is even louder than the right ear. So no, I wouldn’t recommend it. Maybe you won’t have the same experience, but maybe you will. Who knows. And I’ve had Covid. And badly. I had a fever for three weeks, and I have asthma so I had many issues with breathing. And as terrible as that was, the ear ringing is worse. It’s affecting so many aspects of my life. I can’t sleep, then all day it’s hard to function. So yeah... for me the risk of getting the vaccine outweighs the benefits.
@@karolinakaluzna Having tinnitus myself, I can emphathize. What has helped me was getting more sleep. The other thing was 'willingness' Just accepting it was there, and that there was nothing I could do about it helped me stop focusing on it, and it was easier to let my daily activities distract me from hearing it. I do understand the frustration of it suddenly getting louder after the vaccine; mine got really loud while I was undergoing chemotherapy, and I was worried it might be permanent. However, it has quietened down a bit since then, and my first shot of the Pfizer vaccine didn't increase it.
Did you get the second dose? How did it go?
tinnitus is horrible, i don't like it but am glad i was able to get rid of it with the help of Dr Akintola on youtube, fuck tinnitus am cured.
i got covid 2mnths back and i got recovered somehow but then its started to ringing in my right ear followed by dizziness and virtigo and im unable to see light and cant able to hear sounds which are louder , you guys think this is normal? like nooo! its hella scary and i cant sleep at night bcz of the lightheadedness and anxiety , its been 2mnths already im still having dizziness to this day. you guys think this is normal?
How have you been in wat u taking fir it
@@lesliee2k21royal6 actually I had a lot of issues after covid firstly I had anemia and I started using iron pills everyday and some b complex, but my dizziness is not going away no matter what I did, so I went to ENT they did some physical and scanning tests and they told that my neck bone was so thin and now I'm using multivitamins everyday hope it will get better, I'm unable to sit without any help
@@bangtansmm6607 how is the tinnnitus now
100% I got tinnitus after Covid. It’s been a year and it’s horrible!!!!!!
tinnitus is horrible, i don't like it but am glad i was able to get rid of it with the help of Dr Akintola on youtube, fuck tinnitus am cured.
Did it get resolve now
@@bellemijares6314 no it’s still with me. I notice that there are flare ups from time to time which are worse than others. But when I’m living healthy and relaxed it’s barely noticeable.
Yea, relapse is bad n pays u back double. 5months post virus here. Do u have any other remaining long haul symptoms? I still have the T and the internal tremors vibration...really scary
My TINITUS went through the roof after getting COVID-19 to the point that I hear RINGING over the television. I've had it since I was 16 but it never interfered w/ music or tv. The ringing increase happened about two days after getting COVID-19 for the first time recently. I also moved to a higher elevation so I thought that might have something to do with that. I'm going to test this by traveling/ staying at a lower elevation (4,000 ft less) but for now I'm focusing on COVID-19. There were some studies to show TINITUS increased after COVID-19. I believe this is a combined problem of elevation and COVID-19. It's driving me crazy!!!! 🥵 Any suggestions would help!!
My comment has been deleted. Get a blood test for iron deficiency and research the links between that and covid. I struggled for over year and past 3 weeks 70% improvement with supplements
Nothing to be distressed about!!!!!!!!!! Is she CRAZY!……… She absolutely doesn’t know anything about tinnitus!
Thank you, I will definately read this book! I work myself with people with long term physical challenges with no «explanation», (fatigue, body pain, brain fog, dizzyness, etc) using neuroplastical excersises and techniques, and the results are awesome. The medical professionals need to step up and learn this! So happy every time I see videos like this! Thank you🤗 Ellen, Mindful Mentor, Norway🇳🇴
There are studies being carried out related to tinnitus and Neroinflammation. It’s not normal as she makes it out to be.
I experienced it for the first time after the 1st dose of covishield. It is really annoying
I know who can help you with the cure permanently
Who can help?
I am Same like you. Is ıt gone or still there? I am very worried
1. I hear ringing from one ear
2. When I breathe I can hear my breathing through my ears and seen it through a ear camera
3. Both my ears feel clogged,stuffy, and when I talk on my left ear it sounds distorted and I have pain on both but my left ear hurts more
4. When I breathe only through my mouth my ears hurt less but I’m supposed to be breathing through my nose.
5. My nose feels stuff too
6. When I hear music, tv or driving outside the noise hurts my ears
Don’t know what happening can someone help?
not sure how to heal from this
It can be patulous eustacian dysfunction maybe
I've had tinitus since covid the doctors won't take me seriously they just say its common but it's so loud and with me constantly, about to watch this video I pray something in it works
Ask doctors for blood test could be due to iron deficiency. Research link between covid, iron deficiency and tinnitus
I have tinnitus now for ten years (probably more, that I remember) and it's not that ease to tune out. Sometimes it's awful distracting. For all people who want to try two things
First- put on your phones a noise cancelling phones and put some low music. It will help. I always go to sleep with that in my head. sometimes I even start sleeping with it. lol
Second- use the phones in the loud pplaces (trains, stores etc). it will help. Oh well, some ideas...
I have tried all medication on my Tinnitus, non could cure me but using Dr. Akintola herbal medicine cured me permanently. am finally free from Tinnitus.
tinnitus is horrible, i don't like it but am glad i was able to get rid of it with the help of Dr Akintola on youtube, fuck tinnitus am cured.
That clueless doctor clearly has no clue what she's speaking about. Gaslighting everyone of us suffering from it and herself not having had it yet arrogantly with a smug face discarding it as an "easy to ignore" thing.
How about after covid PSYCOSIS?! Such gaslighting here.
Thank you for this... A few months after my vaccine I woke up with ringing in my ears and its pretty freaky. Now I feel validated xoxo
I got it a few days after the 1st shot and I still have it now
@@Matowix same condition 😭. I even have a hearing loss.
I've had a headache for 6 mos after the Pfizer vax, tinnitus started a few weeks ago. Have you found any treatment? I'm ready to die.
@@jeremymagrini5040 get an ear wax flush at your doctor also hold your nose and blow into it to equalize your ears. Also get oil eat drops at chemist
Did you get it in one ear and if so, was it on the same side you got Vax? Mine was and I am just curious about the experience of others. Thank you.
They’re trying to help, nothing at all malicious in anything they’re saying. I have no idea why so many comments on here are calling them names …. I suffer with tinnitus and it has been distressing, however, when I think about the trillion other illnesses are out there I count myself pretty fortunate….
This should be taken off of RUclips for misinformation!
I have had tinnitus for years
I love having my tinnitus , I know its only me so whats there to be scared of. Sometimes I use the sound as a grounding for meditation.
The ringing in my head is so bad, a screeching loud 13,000hz, so loud I often feel as if my ears must be bleeding. Yeah, I can learn to 'ignore' this as much as I can ignore someone using a jackhammer next to me.
i used sesame oil head massage now i feel better
Thanks, I needed this.
My ear ringing started immediately after fever from 2nd covid shot on 4/30. Its been intermittent coming on and off over night sleep.
Im sorry to hear that man. Ive had mild to moderate tinnitus for around 20 years..your brain does adapt over time, pls dont get too bummed about it. it will slowly become less bothersome.
Has it calmed down now
Has it gone now
tinnitus is horrible, i don't like it but am glad i was able to get rid of it with the help of Dr Akintola on youtube, fuck tinnitus am cured.
I just started tinnitus but I did not get covid it was this medicine I was on Atenolol n I'm getting so depressed...I'm already have depression n anxieties....it is alarming I hope it goes away.. God Bless u guys🙏✝️
How long were you taking atenolol for before you developed tinnitus? Was it gradual onset?
@@natsmoon324 I'm not really sure how long I was on it but I do know it caused my tinnitus...googled does altenlol cause tinnitus n boom thereit was all these people having bad reaction on it n there is a dr. On there answer ur questions n he told me that altenlol is the worse medicine for ur ears it causes hearing loss n tinnitus it has oxtoxic in it....I'm so mad my cardiologist put me on this horrible medicine.
At the time I wrote this I didn't have covid n now I do n my tinnitus sounds like it's getting louder.. if anyone has covid I hope u get better cuz this virus is horrible!!!!!! God Bless everyone 🙏✝️
How about hearing loss after V?
I had a SSHL 4 days after pfizer 1. And as a result I also had Tinnitus, ear pressure etc
Im 24 healthy and dont know whats going on. 6 weeks in, no improvement….
I got covid twice and got tinnitus in November and it's only gotten worse!!! I can't stand it anymore I'm seeing a doctor tomorrow!
Trevor, how are doing? Did you go see a doctor?
I had clogged ears and blew my eardrum out and it happened 3 times. When I commented this it was at its worst. I actually got anti depressants. It was bad I was crying everyday all day at work. Anyway I never got the vaccine, after I got my ears unclogged and not blowing my nose so hard life is better. Never took the anti depressants. Don't think it was covid that did it other then I clogged my ears with fluid while I had covid. Do your ears pop when you open your jaw wide? Does your ear pop when you blow your nose? If so you might have the same issue I did
@@HFDay-qi6yc ⬆️⬆️⬆️
I disagree with this woman; she’s acting like tinnitus is psychological…🤨
we should call it Tinnitus-21
i also has tinnitus after first pizer vaccine after 28 days .my aduioligist gave hearing loss on effected side .my ent surgeon started oral steroids .please guide me or any other suggestion
How are you doing? Is it better or worse?
How are you doing?
@@HFDay-qi6yc my tinnits improved a lot .occasional sound but low intensity .
but not causing problem
I was infected with Covid 19 on April 2021. I am still hearing that buzzing sound.
Has it gone down now
Literally the same almost a year later got it again and it's worse
Did it gey better now
Can this work with non covid tinnitus ?
People are bashing her on here but shes actually giving some good advice. The brain is a miraculous instrument and can indeed overcome many obstacles, including tinnitus. So regardless if you think her advice isn't the "holy grail", shes at the very least inspiring people to have hope, and faith. With God all things are possible. Keep researching, and never quit. Peace
tinnitus is horrible, i don't like it but am glad i was able to get rid of it with the help of Dr Akintola on youtube, fuck tinnitus am cured.
Ringing can be a sign of tumor and blood circulation doesn't always mean what she talking about
Guys I first had my tinnitus few months ago. It came after I had a panic attack and then was getting dizzy all the time. After searching all the time for my dizziness on Google, it made my dizziness worse. I thought I had Merene's disease which I didn't, it was just anxiety. Nevertheless I focused a lot on my ear which gave me my tinnitus. And from that day it became more worse. After some days I thought that I focused a lot on my ear and from then my tinnitus started. As soon as I shifted my focus I was cure if it. And didn't remember the last time I had it. Recently I had a emotional breakdown and it started again. Working in my meditation and tinnitus again. Hope so it will go away. To anyone reading this YOU CAN GET RID IF TINNITUS BECAUSE I HAD. All the best guys
Shocking how this doctor downplays tinnitus so much, saying to just ignore it, when tinnitus is actually a cause of suicide. Their ears are just so ruined, hearing like screaming tea kettles 24/7. They can't concentrate, can't sleep, etc. etc.
I have this because I’m in a band and I listen to loud music... I need help I don’t feel grounded while preforming and it leads to panic and it’s hard for me to focus. I have pots and idk if that’s why I have a problem and I have seriously bad anxiety I’m just lost
Im sorry hun, I know how it feels to be an unmoored ship with no navigation... If you feel this way Ive found best way out is too immediately put yourself on a strict disclipine type regime with structured activities/excerises for a while. best.
I got my vaccine 3 days ago, I woke up today feeling like my left ear is clogged like when you have a flu, I cleaned it today with a swab and got a dark brown ear wax. Later on it got worse as I hear like crickets, ringing and blood flow? I hope this goes away.
Did it go away?
@@Andrew-pp2ql It did, its probably just the immune system doing its work since your body is fighting the vaccine.
@@zazomy8629 good to know thanks for answering
How are you now
@@babykay1990 I'm fine, the vaccine shot was a long time ago but if your talking about the Tinnitus, its gone after a good day's rest.
I have ringing in my ears after covid 3 months later it started and my ears and side of my face get cold 🥶 nose to
I am not-vacked. 3 days before coming down with c-19 I experience unexplained deafness in my left year. While sick with c-19, my ears started ringing. They are still ringing 5 weeks later.
Has it gotten better or worst since the initial offset?
@@MichaelJacksonFan777 about the same... 😟
@@pip26 im sorry im the same
Any better results now? Im in the same boat. Recieved tinnitus randomly while im home with covid..so frustrating wanna punch my screen in pieces ;)
@@mathiasolastuen2931 yes, after about 4 months, it did go away but I've recently gotten it again and the ringing is back.
She’s making tons of money of that dam book while we’re suffering!!
Maybe you should worry about what caused it
It’s not Ok to have tinnitus after covid or after vaccine. It’s terrible debilitating. I’ve lost my ability to rest, to work, I’ve lost my job, I’m suicidal and I’ve tried all body scans and meditations and it doesn’t work. I’m just not habituating and now I guest this two very happy ladies would say that it’s all my fault, like this is easy or something. I feel so must worst, wish never saw this.
Get tested for iron deficiency this was the cause of my tinnitus. After 3 weeks 70% improved and no more listening to white noise just to get to sleep. All developed after covid.
It was weird to watch this video. It sounded like they were genuinely trying to help, but at the same time I agree with all the comments that say they were being dismissive. This condition is NOT nice! Speaking of compassion, where was the compassion here in this conversation? And, the advertising for the book… Don't know about that. I would rather go to Rick Hansen to learn about neuroplasticity
I know someone who blew his head off with a shotgun after he his tinnitus got lot worse after he contracted Covid. There is no way to tune something out that is so loud like someone screaming as loud as they can right into your ear.
My dad had tinnitus but it never bothered him, after the vaccine and multiple boosters it's difficult for him to sleep it's gotten so bad that they leave brown noise in the background while my parents sleep. I've noticed both my parents losing their hearing due to leaving the sound on all night.
Look up Dr Alan Mandell on You Tube he gives excellent and free advice and techniques for tinnitus, and much more. Highly recommended
Phooey! It’s painful, lymph node swelling, rt ear to shoulder! You are crazy!
Yes but how long after covid vaccine is it normal to have symptoms? It's been 2 years nearly. I'm not imagining this. This advice is directed towards a certain type of person. Yes, you can help by learning not to focus on the noise. Sometimes the noise is so loud I can't sleep and then it causes anxiety and my heart is racing too. I need to keep researching because this woman is not relative to my problem.
Getting the cure for tinnitus is very easy all you have to do is contact Dr ogbebor herbal centre on their RUclips channel ,my sister and my self got cured of tinnitus by his herbal medicine…
The more I tried to get rid of my Tinnitus the worse things got. There ain't really nothing one or anybody can do for the time being. Therapy and reiki helped me but prescription drugs only made everything worse. Maybe this book can help.
I doubt it. I've read every book out there on tinnitus and watched all the videos this lady produces (as she's also got a YT channel). Don't waste your money.
Just watch Julian Cowen-Hill's free videos on YT; and likewise, don't buy his "app", as it's not going to help you.
@@trickyrat483 Thanks
we would like to have a doctor who "cures" tinnitus and also have it... i bet he will have wiped all the smile from his face.. you never know how bad is it until you have it...so cut the b##shit !!
Thank you for this video!!
tinnitus is horrible, i don't like it but am glad i was able to get rid of it with the help of Dr Akintola on youtube, fuck tinnitus am cured.
I got Tinnitus 2 weeks after the Booster Covid 19 Vaccination.
I got my Pfizer booster on 02/10/22 and on 02/25/22 I got tinnitus… Doctor said I got it from Naproxen 375 mg which I took for my sprain… I’m so anxious about his, dunno if it’s the vaccine or Naproxen… anybody there same situation and was healed from tinnitus???
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Right? Just explain it away as nothing unusual. Well, Doc, if you have it; you wouldn't say things you are saying. People are not stupid. They know what they hear.
This video reminds me a bit of medieval bloodletting. Doctors just don't know. And with that, i'm offended by this woman saying " its not distressing " 2:10 with a smile. Adding insult to injury, promoting her book as well. You're welcome to try my world for a week. Yours truly, long covid patient with tinnitus and hyperacusis ( caused by covid infection ).