3 Tinnitus Success Stories That Changed My Perspective About Tinnitus Treatment

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Dr. Michelle Neidleman-Kennedy shares three inspiring patient success stories, highlighting the tools and techniques used to help them significantly reduce their tinnitus symptoms. Learn how personalized strategies and consistent efforts can lead to lasting relief.
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[@treblehealth]

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[@archit399]

How a little snap will trigger my only left ear ringing

[@jw7570]

I’ve been managing severe Hyperacusis & tinnitus for two years. Michelle has some good advice. Outside environments are my “safe space”. Yard work, hiking, or going for a walk calms my Central Nervous System and lowers the anxiety and turns down the tinnitus volume. I haven’t been able to use “in the ear” maskers; however, I have created specialized sound environments in my office so I can work and in my bedroom so I can sleep.

[@sime34546]

How many hours do you sleep?

[@jw7570]

@@sime34546 usually 5-7. I also spend 1-2 hours relaxing/preparing for bed. One hour of exercise, then hot shower. Then read or listen to a book. No screens before bed. Then a hot bath and directly to bed. The volume of my tinnitus is usually quite low by the time I crawl into bed and I fall asleep within a few minutes.

[@WillowB-dn6if]

Lucky you

[@jw7570]

@@WillowB-dn6if all I’m saying is it CAN get better and please don’t give up. There are plenty of people who are willing to help. And there are things you can do to improve your ability to cope with tinnitus.

[@jw7570]

@@WillowB-dn6if in other words, be encouraged.

[@archit399]

I am suffering from hyperacusis and now ringing is start , and only one little snap behind my left ear it creates trigger ringing please help me 😢.

[@chrisgladue8946]

Hi, maybe you should do some research on Google, there's probably treatment options for you. I suffered from some form of tinnitus caused by the ETD, it would act up at every sound including when someone was talking to me. Mine got alot better, no more buzzing hope yours does also.

[@archit399]

I am suffering from hyperacusis it's been 3 or 4 years and from 10 days ringing is started what should I do ? My hearing is ok , no infection in ears , what should I do I am very depressed 😔

[@afrochadwithabiggestbbc6491]

​@@archit399 your case is rare! I had ringing at first and then, I got hyperacusis 6 months ago

[@naelbeno6249]

You can try gabapentin, Speak with your Doc

[@NasriyaShaikh]

How about exercise??.. can we exercise with tinnitus when in Gym its v v loud music..

[@jw7570]

@@NasriyaShaikh I wear musicians ear plugs while in the gym. If the gym music is above 80 decibels I leave.

[@NasriyaShaikh]

​@@jw7570 thank you 👍

[@WillowB-dn6if]

Tinnitus doesn’t stop you doing anything physical, it’s just very annoying, nothing can be done about it but if you leave it take over your life it will, undoubtedly affect your mental health and then you become a victim of tinnitus. Get on with your life, go to the gym and do everything you want, in other words, manage it. Don’t look to false profits, so to speak, for a solution. It’s not rocket science, it’s tinnitus. ❤. Good luck, you can do it 🤗

[@Daoistify]

Seriously, nothing works, there is no cure.

[@treblehealth]

Hi Daoistify, You’re right, currently there is no cure for tinnitus, but there are real treatments that can help people tremendously, we see it every day. It is possible to reduce tinnitus and improve quality of life, that much is true.

[@BlingyBea]

⁠@@treblehealthI haven’t seen any of your videos showing real treatments all you tell folks is call for free consultation, how about folks who can’t afford your so called treatments. Everyone that you have on is so young that talks about it. No one comments saying they have tried your treatments and that it has helped them.

[@smarttechinchvac8829]

​@treblehealth Habituation is a cure for me. My ears are ringing I noticed when I thought about it re this video. Most of today I didn't give it any attention. Think it was there but my focus was on building the stairs. Concentration is your best friend. I remember way back month 1 noticing when I concentrate on a task I don't notice it. My t does go away and come back. Either situation isn't a problem.

[@jw7570]

@@Daoistify actually, tinnitus can be treated. Google Julian Cowan Hill. You find his book on audible. Do yourself a huge favor and listen to the book. It will help you a BUNCH!

[@ChemIngs90]

@@treblehealthreduce in loudness or just how people react … ? Mine is from loud music (guitar amp in a livingroom). I mean .. damage hear cells are demage …

[@siai8475]

Tinnitus will never go away, these videos are pointless.

[@WillowB-dn6if]

Exactly. These videos give sufferers a false sense of security regarding, limiting tinnitus.

[@WillowB-dn6if]

There are plenty of ways that will reduce tinnitus for a short period of time, as most tinnitus sufferers now and have tried. These videos are absolutely USELESS. Stop trying to give people false hope of having respite from something that is continuous, even through the supposed, elevation period, until you actually realise it hasn’t gone.