German Doctor Shares CRITICAL Lesson Re: Tinnitus ROOT CAUSE

[@treblehealth]

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[@Tod_oMal]

Hi, I recently had a MRI brain scan to check for some other issue non tinnitus related but I was asking myself if this scan could also be useful for an ENT to see is there is eventually some disorder that could be related to Tinnitus? Thanks.

[@LynnBewley-u9n]

Over 18 months wait for ent where I am. Just told nothing you can do. So just had to research and try to manage myself. I did have it but never heard it through the day just a little at night. Then mum died suddenly got an awful cold then all of a sudden ringing 24)7 also told I was clenching so I have three potential causes but no professional to see exactly just trying to habituate!

[@Tod_oMal]

@@LynnBewley-u9n My ent told me also nothing you can do about, because I have hearing loss. Fortunately by habituating I don't hear it anymore, except when I think about it. I hope science will bring a solution in the coming years though, because I cannot imagine what will it be if it gets worse.

[@LynnBewley-u9n]

@@Tod_oMal I hope I get to that too. I think maybe I've just lost my habituation status after the trauma! The sound has reduced and is more like static now. When people ask how do you rate it out of ten it's hard because you don't have anything to compare it to.

[@georgecastaneda-of2md]

Dr. GOLENHOFEN IS SIMPLY AWESOME! THANK GOD WE HAVE SOMEONE LIKE HIM TO HELP US! GOD.BLESS THIS GENTLEMAN AND DR. BEN TOO!

[@MrKennyBones]

Wow the description of somatic is spot on. “It usually starts very quickly, and in one ear” That’s mine

[@sotirismoutakas5541]

For me too before one and half year in the gym during my workout on my right ear

[@MrKennyBones]

@ Has working out worked out for you? No pun intended :)

[@sotirismoutakas5541]

@@MrKennyBonesyes mate I didn’t forget this day… was horrible but I go to the gym. I think for me was blood pressure and tmj…

[@MrKennyBones]

@@sotirismoutakas5541 you had it for one day?

[@ibrahimattahir9036]

God bless you both for your great job ❤

[@jadebell8790]

Ive had trigeminal neuralgia and that really sucks .. I also had a sever neck injury in past 5 years where I needed fusion surgery from C-1 to C-5 and that area has been bothering me lately pretty badly so I started using a grounding mat and a grounding bracelet to sleep with in the last month .. and after the first use I have greatly diminished ringing in ears.. That wasn’t why I got the grounding mat at all either .. a grounding mat or bracelet is supposed to reduce inflammation amongst other things.. it has been a welcomed surprise to not have all that noise between my ears .. I’m very happy with the grounding mat and especially the bracelet bc it’s easy to use at night and it calms the high pitch ringing .. I had no idea it would help me with ringing in the ears… I’m thankful the ringing has reduced and stopped .. it’s nice and quiet now .. I sleep with the bracelet on every night now.. I welcome the quiet .. I was completely surprised to get this relief in my ears when I was actually wanting to relieve inflammation in my cervical spine.. it’s worth a try and not very expensive for anyone with inflammation and apparently ringing in the ears to get a grounding mat and or a grounding bracelet.. I get relief when I use them.. maybe you will too ..

[@vicvic1892]

Excuse my ignorance but what is a grounding bracelet? Where can I buy this???

[@Hew.Jarsol]

Hmm

[@jozoprimorac8269]

I dont have the money to go to Chiemsee to this private ordination for help. Thats a huge problem for the most patients with this horrible conditions. Maybe we should talk about that. All other doing is like influencing.....greetz.

[@bobhanover4841]

I have pulsatile tinnitus and when I move my jaw and tongue around, it changes the frequency. If I move my jaw totally to the side, sometimes I can make it go away for a couple seconds, but I can't walk around that way without getting laughed at. Do you know of a doctor in Los Angeles I can go to learn more about this and a possible way to help diminish it? Thank you for doing so much research on tinnitus.

[@chickenlampbrent]

Heading toward the one year mark now and through everything I've learned from you and other sources you introduced me to, most of my days are less than a 2 out of 10, I'm having a .5 out of 10 day which is blessed and I usually get a couple days in a week now. I don't really want to get into my specific case here, but in this journey something keeps coming up with testimonials and that is that sugar and alcohol play a role in the volume. Given that that is a factor, I believe managing your glycemic spikes throughout the day can also be a game changer. In addition to improving your overall health. It's not difficult to do and the perfect reference is the channel "glucose goddess." I would be very interested to hear dr. Ben's input.

[@Praxia1]

You mentioned the topic, yet you never actually addressed dealing with tinnitus caused by loud noise in this interview. I'm amazed that you didn't, because it's probably the most common cause of most cases.

[@hasfidanken]

really??? you just saved me 20 minutes bro

[@treblehealth]

Hey Praxia, sorry we didn’t get to discuss that in detail. The summarized version is that loud noise exposure can create primarily a cochlear tinnitus, but prolonged central tinnitus can be an effect too.

[@valhipkiss4011]

This didn’t help at all .

[@pattiv3741]

I have tinnitus & it’s not from loud noise.

[@hasfidanken]

@@treblehealth that's what most people were waiting to hear. you should make another video specifically about that

[@RamchandraSwamy]

I was taking a bath in the Pool i got water in my left ear.. & after a couple of days I felt something heavy on my ear & got to know from the ENT that the Wax has gone deep & she removed with a suction pump.I was happy but got this Tinnitus later..Ringing in my ear..Now its some what better after taking Medication..

[@claudenepoole9618]

I noticed as soon as I drink coke and eat chocolate my tinitis is so loud I then noticed it's the caffeine in the items that's making it worse so look out for intake it play a big role in your ears stay away from caffeine you'll noticed immediately results at thie moment I caunt even hear the zinging

[@coveloper]

This is my experience too

[@toby9999]

I drink a lot of coffee. Might try reducing it.

[@juliewillard1367]

I haven’t had caffeine in drunks for 20 years. Makes no difference to me whether I have sweet things that have caffeine or not.

[@ibrahimattahir9036]

Thank you so much

[@sotirismoutakas5541]

Mine I got it during my workout in the gym. It’s came suddenly on my right ear. I don’t have hearing loss but the high pitch ringing is 24/7. I got MRI and I found c3 and c4 hernias. I don’t find some relief since I got it. What I must to do? I think I have somatic tinnitus. But the problem is I can’t make something to make it better…. Someone with the same situation? I like to know if someday I can be free from this thing

[@suzannepoffel2160]

I have no hearing loss. I did have a stroke. TMJ. Tinnitus is on both sides of brain.

[@suzannepoffel2160]

TMJ this is a nerve?

[@suzannepoffel2160]

I broke my jaw and neck pain when I was 17, I am now 62. Migraines... Brain toss in 2019. Tinnitus is so loud... I have a hearing aid and teeth jaw thingy splint I us at night. I can't open my mouth all the way.

[@suzannepoffel2160]

15:49 please let me know when you use Medicare to pay.

[@rolandlickert2904]

As I am staying in Bali, there is currently no specialised Doctor! I have a hearing loss of at least 80% at the ear which has Tinnitus

[@treblehealth]

We would be happy to discuss further via a telehealth consultation. Schedule a complimentary telehealth consultation: treble.health/consultation

[@wazandrew8202]

ive learnt over the last few years to kind of put my tinitus on the back burner so t speak, i can ignore it, its always with me in both ears the last 12 months have been unusual because i also feel pulses like energy that can feel like somthings being pulsed into one ear and comes out the other ear then back again this is the only way i can describe it, i would love to be totally free from it because my insomnia is off the scale now and have other unusual spells of migraines dizzyness to the point i nearly pass out i also have neck shoulder problems and did suffer an explosion a few years before the tinnitus started.

[@JacquelynHaley-gz8th]

Sugar affects mine!

[@fredrikottosson3427]

Great video 👍

[@treblehealth]

Glad you enjoyed it :)

[@huhu2612]

My hearing is fine but the tinnitus in my left ear at times get really loud. My HMO said there is nothing that can be done.

[@RamchandraSwamy]

Same with me..Even any ordinary sound is Louder..

[@JLV77724]

Is there a video about Ototoxicity and Tinnitus? My Tinnitus came on the following morning after starting a round of Amoxicillin for a minor hand injury. Started mostly in my left ear. But it's primarily in the center-left quadrant in my head. I can almost "feel" it in my head as well.

[@danroc8840]

HI! I have almost the same problem. Sound therapy helps me a little. What helps you?

[@JLV77724]

@danroc8840 Nothing as of yet. 3 years ago. Sometimes it's quieter with proper rest, low stress, exercise, low caffeine etc. I know I could do better at taking control myself by doing the above. But it can be challenging.

[@treblehealth]

We actually have a blog article that discusses ototoxicity and tinnitus. Check it out here: treblehealth.com/what-is-ototoxicity/

[@roseannschweikert2960]

I got mine from chemo therapy it's been 4 years now and it's getting worse I'm waiting for some new once a day pill instead of 6 giant pills dear God I hope it helps😢

[@roseannschweikert2960]

Shimmering crickets there is different frequencys find whats best for you i use 4500 and there are higher frequencies Good luck and good sleep❤

[@erikcaldwell2913]

Simple question, can you help noise induced high pitch tinnitus that began like 10 years ago?

[@treblehealth]

Hey Erik, yes. In most cases like yours, we can improve it. - Dr. Ben

[@NicholasANappiNick]

Every doctor looks in my ear and said nothing can be done😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢

[@erikcaldwell2913]

@@DG-ie5ip I tried some high quality phonak hearing aids for about a month. Helped just a little in background noise, but didn't reduce my tinnitus(also had a masker built in). Maybe over time they might have helped, but I have tried and still use maskers, but it doesn't help. Only thing that helps is if I'm not so stressed out, and the volume will come down a little.

[@erikcaldwell2913]

@@DG-ie5ip Oh and I have had to completely change my life, as you mentioned, gave up all loud venues back 10 years ago, I had to

[@apurbalalmallik6628]

Does tinnex capsule works?

[@marialuisaramos2019]

I feel that now my ears they have ringing sound its to much loud and i can't sleep also i trow up 4× and im dizzy too😢😢

[@ladyl_ladyl3356]

Is any heal tinitus caused by loud concert and since then on every music on tv or phone or when someone talking louder ,my tinitus is getting worst! I am not avaiaible anymore to listen music at all ! :o I am having in bouth ears sound and in left ear I get other tinitus sound like its ocean in my ear caused when water enter in my ear and made infection. Its 3years since that otittis media and no healing . Pls do you know what can help me that sound of ocean go away? Because when I drink coffe or energy drink and put nasal spary on some moments its quite but every night sleeping with this sound make me crazy 🤯

[@treblehealth]

I'm really sorry you're going through this. It sounds incredibly frustrating, especially with the tinnitus worsening after concerts and the lingering "ocean" sound in your ear. Tinnitus caused by loud noise and past infections can be persistent, but treatments like sound therapy, tinnitus retraining therapy (TRT), or even avoiding stimulants like caffeine could help. It might also be worth seeing an ENT or audiologist who can provide personalized advice and support.

[@MVP0137]

My T gets loud after lunch, spike in blood sugar causes it to get louder.

[@lisamitchell3116]

Sounds like a ketogenic diet might work for you then?

[@shirleycottle2047]

What about if you have high tone deafness and have lost more hearing also getting 4 different sounds

[@treblehealth]

High-frequency hearing loss combined with multiple tinnitus sounds can be challenging, but hearing aids designed to amplify higher frequencies may help reduce the perception of tinnitus. Sound therapy and tinnitus retraining therapy (TRT) could also provide relief. Schedule a complimentary telehealth consultation: treble.health/consultation

[@Steve211Ucdhihifvshi]

I have the cochlear version, i was a dumbass when i was younger. loud cars, loud music loud bass subwoofers loud power equipment and construction equipment Blasting rock with explosives and lastly, playing percussion ie drums. I also get the other type as well. Ive had it since i was about 25ish years old. Thats when i realised hey, you only get one set of ears.... 😞 Im now almost 40 and its soooo bloody annoying.

[@treblehealth]

We're sorry to hear that you've been living with tinnitus for so long. Please call our team at Treble Health. We have people standing by to help you. Call us at [phone]. On mobile? Click here: treble.health/fjy

[@hasfidanken]

what are the centers in the world that focus in the diagnose centered approach?

[@sanis85]

Do you have any patients reporting a relation between tinnitus and creatine monohydrate intake? Many reported having issues after starting supplementing with it for workout. Especially people with Meniere's disease

[@treblehealth]

No, haven’t heard that before

[@jeremysinglehurst9036]

Very interesting where did you find that info? As I use it and the T is definitely playing up.

[@sanis85]

@@jeremysinglehurst9036 googled tinnitus and creatine which led to a subreddit...but very few hits... then I checked Meniere and creatine which resulted in way more ppl complaining about the creatine affecting their ears.. and then I came across the crossfit subreddit where really a lot of ppl are complaining about creatine causing dizziness which my be related to creatine messing something up in the ear..but this is just speculation from my side...my experience is that when I started creatine I experienced ear fullness and slight pain in my ear after 2-3 days... and on day 4 I noticed a T spike during the day.. but just to clarify I was through a pretty stressful few weeks beforehand... so its hard to identify whether it was the stress causing it or it was the creatine or it was both that eventually triggered it...I am quiet sure it was not the fact that I started working out cuz I started it a month before taking the first batch of creatine and did not have issues.. What is your experience?

[@sanis85]

@@jeremysinglehurst9036 I swear I remember answering... sry... so I searched on reddit... people started weight training and a few complained about creatine increasing their T...but someone claimed after stopping to take creatine T is back to baseline.. havent tested myself

[@JoseCarlos-no1yb]

where can I send an email? I am deaf I can't make calls

[@treblehealth]

Hello Jose. You can send an email at [e-mail] and someone can assist you with scheduling a free consultation

[@Jeannie_wl]

I had all in four dental implants 6 months ago. Which I believe exacerbated my tinnitus problem. I also have constant fullness in my right ear. Will acupuncture help? And what else will you suggest? Thank you.

[@treblehealth]

We recommend following up with your dentist to discuss the situation and make sure the healing process went well. While acupuncture could help, a combination of sound therapy with cognitive behavioral therapy would be our recommendation.Schedule a complimentary telehealth consultation: treble.health/consultation

[@nandomercy1]

I went to a doctor and she gave me Betahistine to help me deal with my tinnitus but we still dont know the cause. Should I not use it without knowing the cause?

[@RamchandraSwamy]

Even My Doc advised to take this Betahistine medication..

[@patriciahutson]

As a Soldier who serv3d 20 years, gunfire in enclosed spaces coupled with concussion /H.E blade caused mine. So as to hundreds of thousands of soldiers who have served and suffering from it , why not highlight that. Permanent damage !!

[@Steve211Ucdhihifvshi]

I feel you brother, i think theyvare just trying to provide hope etc Try putting your head under the shower with fingers sealing earholes relax and breathe while under there. it helps a little.

[@treblehealth]

Thank you for your service. You're absolutely right-many soldiers suffer from tinnitus due to noise exposure and injuries during service, and it deserves more attention. It’s a reminder that tinnitus is often the result of permanent damage from such conditions, and we need to keep raising awareness to support those affected, like you and so many others.

[@lisasorrentino1103]

Why have you not discussed noise induced tinnitus?

[@treblehealth]

We actually have a blog article that talks about this! treblehealth.com/acoustic-trauma-and-tinnitus/

[@Ka.__t]

Can somatic tinnitus be bilateral? Mine came out of nowhere in both ears and I dont have hearing loss but was told by my dentist I show signs of teeth grinding. But also if it is from the brain only, how do you put the filter back on? Who helps with that?

[@treblehealth]

Yes, somatic tinnitus can be bilateral. Regardless of the root cause, we can help you habituate to your tinnitus! Schedule a complimentary telehealth consultation: treble.health/consultation

[@Tod_oMal]

Hi, I recently had a MRI brain scan to check for some other issue non tinnitus related but I was asking myself if this scan could also be useful for an ENT to see is there is eventually some disorder that could be related to Tinnitus? Thanks.

[@treblehealth]

This would be a better question for the ENT doctor.

[@Tod_oMal]

@@treblehealth I already asked the Neurologist who requested the scan. So, the MRI brain scan will not have enough details that would be useful for any Tinnitus diagnose. But thanks anyway for answering.

[@jeanelegarrett3273]

My tinnitus started at a camping adventure at night with no noise I asked my husband if he heard it and of course he didn’t ! It’s gotten worse over time and I have no idea what caused it so how am I suppose to know why !

[@cloudten8489]

On your camping trip did you hammer in tent pegs? It may sound crazy, but mine began when I was a real estate agent. One day I had to erect 3 signs on different properties. This involved using a star picket thumper and 3 timber stakes per sign. The loud ringing bang with every stake installed started a ringing in my ears. I thought it was temporary but over the years has got worse. Then 3 years ago I caught (covid I think) and had a 48 hour migraine headache (I never get headaches) which was so painful it scared me. Anyhow, this episode has kicked the condition to the next level. So very frustrating. I do notice one thing tho', if I sit for too long in front of a big screen TV it gets really bad.

[@LynnBewley-u9n]

Well i had a tiny bit of tinnitus for as long as i can remember but never heard it through the day just sometimes on a night when going to sleep but never bothered me as it wasn't all the time. Theb i lose my mum suddenly found her had to give her CPR. Two weeks later got cold. It was after this that tinnitus started 24/7. Any medical professional ive seen just said nothing can be done yoir brain will get used to it. I was told i had PTSD so possibly the stress? I had no ear infection but told i was clenching due to stress. So they all guessing stress flu/covid tmj. And they all just say nothing can be done! Just sent away.

[@LynnBewley-u9n]

Listening to this I therefore think mine has been a slight hearing loss that hasn't changed but given what happened my brain is now affected after suffering from acute anxiety after mum died?

[@tara2tone]

What subtype would tinnitus from ETD be?

[@treblehealth]

If your tinnitus is due to ETD, then you have somatic tinnitus.

[@tomlibero3780]

It's possibile to have tinnitus from hiding eight teeth? Thx

[@lnaault]

Mine is from Menopause not TMJ,hear loss or anything else.

[@lisamitchell3116]

So will you get your hormones balanced then?

[@prairiesunflower]

I have dysautonomia, my tinnitus sounds like it comes from both ears.

[@suzannepoffel2160]

TMJ teeth nerve uneven migraines brain tinnitus sounds lock jaw neck c5c6 no sleep and more😪

[@mandarinlearner]

My tinnitus is from an alarm going off next to my ear.

[@140ex5]

My tinnitus disappears for approximately 30 seconds after a shower. I wonder if sound therapy can help?

[@treblehealth]

Yes that’s a sign that sound therapy treatment would likely benefit you.

[@ibrahimhamdi2867]

Hello what is the voice therapy I get better tinnitus after bathing ​@@treblehealth

[@toby9999]

I have also noticed that.

[@richyandliz4802]

😂The Dr mentions that sometimes the Tinnitus can cover up the hearing loss in a test so how do we know if we have hearing loss or not following a test?

[@JDC8792]

Exactly 💯

[@maureennewman905]

Makes sense ,

[@LynnBewley-u9n]

@@richyandliz4802 sometimes it's hard to hear during a rest because of the tinnitus too

[@treblehealth]

Tinnitus doesn't tend to interfere with a hearing test as a skilled Audiologist is able to present the tones and decipher a valid response.

[@janebond8342]

no way to "click above"

[@suzannepoffel2160]

TMJ😢

[@user-qh5rm4hi4k]

editing pretty rough

[@naelbeno6249]

Mine is from Glutamate, Fast Food and to much Cola Zero (Aspartame). I take 200mg Gabapentin Daily since 5 weeks and the tinnitus is 40-50% gone. But the Pain, Burning and HYPERACUSIS still in my Ears!

[@dinagarmider5929]

Gabapentine does not help me.

[@hrvojezadravec81]

Try with Taurine if you have it from excess Glutamat

[@naelbeno6249]

@@hrvojezadravec81 thank you very much. I have 2 other options too, Lipoid acid and L-Carnitine.

[@ladyl_ladyl3356]

For my tinittus Is good when I drink energy drinks or coffe.

[@editz12612]

Now how is your hypercrusis because I am also experiencing hypercrusis since 10 days​@@naelbeno6249

[@mohamedmedjaoud]

Que des bla bla bla Aucune solution pour les acouphènes Bravo les scientifiques vous avancer en arrière

[@toby9999]

Don't be a jerk. Lots of things still have no cures or not good ones. Researchers are not going backward, though. And it wasn't bla bla bla.

[@mohamedmedjaoud]

@@toby9999 c'est toi l'idiot qui comprend rien et c'est pas toi qui va me montrer c'est quoi les acouphènes Ceux qui ont des acouphènes comme moi qui savent la souffrance Pour ta connaissance j'ai consulté les meilleurs orl ici à paris qui disent on peut rien faire il faut les supporter. Donc tes leçons tu les garde pour toi et jusqu'à maintenant j'écoute que des bla bla bla de la part soit disant scientifiques !!!!! Nous les acouphèniques ont veut des solutions, des remèdes, des médicaments pour nous soulager les recherches avance en arrière dans ce domaine et je confirme.

[@pitstopman]

95% hardmusic😢

[@shootalot523]

What about people using testosterone replacement therapy? Could that affect Tinnitus levels? The urologist had no information.

[@treblehealth]

We aren't sure of the correlation between testosterone replacement therapy and tinnitus, though we know fluctuations in horme levels can contribute to our perception of tinnitus and hearing loss.