Is There a Tinnitus Cure? No... but HERE are the Four BEST Tinnitus Treatments!!

[@HearingTracker]

_What do you do to keep your tinnitus calm?_

[@SSRUNNER0]

Steam rooms and saunas 🧖‍♂️

[@SSRUNNER0]

By the way what caused your tinnitus?

[@danndann6994]

@@seancontin7278 BS 🙁 Liam is talkin talkin and talkin about him, about all the people whos is "cured" with his "formula" . He is fake and his formula is also fake 🔱

[@danndann6994]

@@seancontin7278 Liam is giving hope to people but he is empty 🥳

[@danndann6994]

@@SSRUNNER0 😂i do it very often it does not change a thing 👻

[@sasirababu4413]

A few years back I suffered from the ringing noise in the ears. Found no çure with medicines. I am a zoologist. I knew the organization of the external, middle and internal ear . So what I did was started jaw exercise s - moving the lower jaw up and down and as well side ways several times daily. Did massage of the ear lobes. Along with these effects , did pranayama or breathing exercises. With these exercises I got rid of this Tinnitus permanently.

[@gyelkurnyiwilfred4094]

Hello great video….Dr Ogbebor herbal centre on KZbin his ,herbal medicine cured my diabetes type 2 and tinnitus, went to the hospital for the test and the doctors confirmed it

[@HearingTracker]

Hey Sasira, that's very interesting feedback. Can you share any more information. Thanks for watching, Matthew

[@sasirababu4413]

Hai, The jaw èxercises helps in maintaining equal atmospheric pressure between the the middle ear and outside atmospheric pressure through the eustachian tube . More over the Ligaments attached to the three ossicles in the middle ear become more flexible to transmit air waves from the ear drum Into mechanical Waves and onto the Oval membrane which is attached to the hearing organ ,cochlea . Breathing exercises does the same but have a greater impact on the cochlia and vestibular organ or the balancing organs. Thus these Exercises have a profound effect on the middle and inner ear. I have no idea where and which part of the ear the noise arises and cured by these exercises. There's no harm in doing these exercises. When I got rid of this annoying noise,

[@kalaiselvis4246]

Thankyou,got good guidance

[@pammisubbarao8335]

Really effective, oh ?

[@tangy9311]

I feel bad for those who have it chronically worse, hope everyone here finds peace and relaxation, don't let it bring you down.

[@alancarlyon3928]

I am a 72 year old carer who has/had tinnitus all my life! Apart from my mum being right handed, I worked in a noisy factory for 28 years, it was not until the late 90s ear muffs were interdicted - a must that one must wear - Which was a bit late for me and many others! I click onto blogs like this one and as usual there is no remedy or cure! Just talk! Family and friends mock my disability, in which I would love to switch ears with them to let them experience what I go through every day and night!

[@malynch3702]

I had my husband listen to the frequency that I hear 24-7 and had him listen for just 30 seconds . When I stopped the sound he gave me a different look and I asked, How long do you think you could last hearing that 24-7? his response was not as long as you have. Now he understands a little bit more of what I have been and still am going through. I have started testing different things . We'll see which works better in time. Good luck my friend and don't give up.

[@maltipoomom2613]

It will not kill you and you are safe. From there it takes work and commitment toward the goal of Habituation. We are all in this together.

[@HearingTracker]

Hey Maltipoo Mom, 100% Thanks for watching, Matthew

[@71160000]

I'd like to offer my history. Now at 72 I've had tinnitus all the way back to my childhood. It's never been a ringing but rather the sound you hear when you put a sea shell against your ear. Just a bit louder. It's never been a real issue until my hearing decreased some in my fifties. Then it began to make understanding people a lot more difficult. When I got married around 30 years back my wife asked me why I kept the tv on even when I wasn't watching it. I explained to her that I've never heard quiet. Only the tinnitus constantly and having some background sound prevented me from focusing on the ringing. I got my first set of hearing aids in my sixties and they helped a lot with hearing speech. Then a couple of years back I got a new set of aids. They don't have the sound to help with tinnitus but they do connect to my cell phone making it very easy to hear phone conversations directed into my ears. I also bought a tv streamer so I can listen to tv with the tv volume off which my wife appreciates. Two years ago I woke up one morning to a loud noise and asked my wife to turn off her alarm clock. She said it's not on. I walked into the next room and the sound followed me. Meniers in my left ear. Messed up my balance a bit at first along with nausea but over the last two years it's pretty much gone away. However when I get up in the morning the ringing in my ears is nauseating and as soon as I put my aids in it goes away. Grateful for that. Oh one thing. The more noise I'm exposed to the louder the ringing gets when the noise is gone. After a while it goes back down to normal. I sleep with the ceiling fan on for white noise and it works well for me. In truth I'm good as long as the background noise is at least as loud as the tinnitus. The hearing aid program on my phone allows me to tune the volume and even more important the mics on my aids. I can turn the mics off when I'm around something loud and the aids actually dampen the sound some. I have my aids cleaned every other month and my hearing checked once a year. I doubt those cheap aids will offer you much help with tinnitus but the good ones may actually offer you some relief. They have for me.

[@mikearchibald744]

Just to note, its easier reading if you break your comments into paragraphs, its a little hard on the eyes reading a big block of text, and its a good comment. I'm early fifties and had it about twenty years. I've always said that Tinnitus has three levels, the sound, the perception of the sound, and the perception of the perception. They did studies on young people and found in a quiet room , about twenty percent of students suddenly noticed tinnitus like sounds that they hadn't noticed, just because somebody told them to listen to it. However, once the experiment was over, they simply forgot about it. We know of course that loud noises gives short term tinnitus, we don't know why some is permanent. I got mine from a jaw injury, I used to tell people that I could 'hear' when I ate because when I opened my mouth, it got somewhat louder. Its more constant now, I 'think' I've heard stress can make it worse, so I've always been a stickler at controlling stress. However, generally it doesn't bother me, knock on wood, because in the past I've had 'episodes' where all of a sudden my brain latches onto it and once again I need to keep the sounds going all night so I can sleep. But I had a brief point of a few months when I didn't notice it or think of it at all. I remember vividly walking down my driveway and going "whats that sound". It didn't even seem part of me, it felt like it was a distance away, but it literally took me about ten minutes to remember "oh yeah, I have tinnitus". I probably shouldn't have clicked on this because I tell people the more you talk about tinnitus, the more it will bug you. But I'm like you and have a problem hearing speech so I know I need a hearing aide, just can't admit I'm getting that old or deaf. I had a friend that had something like you did, but it wasn't menieres and it didn't last long, but it was just a crazy booming noise that woke him up, and there was nothign there, it was all in his head. Crazy fucking world where shit like that can happen. There is a name for it, sudden noise syndrome or something like that. I know pot affects it, I herniated a disc and had some old pot that I was vaping to try to help with pain, but noticed NO difference except my tinnitus was louder. The pot was well over a year old so likely lost all its efficacy. Exercise is a help, ironically it increases the volume, however, the impact is that my body and brain simply dno't react to it, got other things on the bodys mind I guess. Shouldn't jinx it anymore, you never know what could happen, but back when it really bugged me I used to love dentist and doctors offices with that white noise that came off of fluoresent bulbs, that was like a vacation. I think at first when I went underwater it disappeared, but not anymore, but a running tub or waterfall is a wonderful sound. I think at one point i taped some sounds off x rated movies that were quite an enjoyable escape as well. Anything that increases circulation in the head seems to increase mine, thats exercise or coffee or chocolate, so I don't have them int he evening...usually.

[@HearingTracker]

Hey 71160000 Thank you for taking the time to share your very interesting history. I hope it helps others out there. Thanks for watching, Matthew

[@gentlemanghost2787]

That's exactly what I have. Like a seashell over one ear. Strange how some days are worse than others. Also, for a split second my T was literally gone but then returned. Which makes me think something interrupted it..Maybe someday they will crack the code and cure it.

[@FreshAirRules]

The ears need a rest. That should be at night. White noise seems to be the wrong way to treat ear problems. Yes it might be hard at first to go asleep with your ears ringing but I think you'll find it gets much better over time. Depends if you sleep in a quiet environment. With that fan on you don't. We should focus on minimizing the noise around us. Most tinnitus seems to be caused by over exposure to sound earlier in life. It makes sense then to seek quiet. One interesting test is how it sounds when you put in earplugs. If your ears are ringing often the earplugs can seem to make it worse. But after a while the ear "quietens down" and its more restful. If there is ANY noise at night where you are try sleeping with earplugs. What is far better than earplugs which will accelerate wax buildup, is to build a ventilated (from the outside obviously) enclosure for your bed that blocks sound and light.

[@thanasisathanasi4965]

@@mikearchibald744 Thank you for mentioning that exercise can help even if it makes tinnitus worse ....

[@jefferyjimson8574]

Ive had tinnitus for 5 years in both ears due to ear infection and noise exposure and my advice is don't let it get worse with the biggest offender being ototoxic medication which in my three experiences has made my tinnitus sharper, louder and rawer/ more piercing and, although after 2 - 3 months it subsided to a base/ manageable level, each time it failed to settle back down to what it was before taking the medication. Second offender is sudden sharp loud noises which I have had quite a few of but never lasting damage/ always settled back down to what it was previously after 2 - 3 weeks, sometimes its only lasted hours then settled back down (I carry foam ear plugs to go out and if I'm going somewhere I suspect could be loud I also take ear defenders). Second bit of advice is make sure that you don't have wax in your ears or near or on you eardrum as in my experience multiple times after getting wax out my tinnitus has become almost inaudible (wax removed via an ENT using manual extraction as apparently microsuction is too loud near the eardrum which can aggravate tinnitus). As well using distilled water ear drops put in a glass pipette bottle helps to remove ear wax. I have experienced severe tinnitus in both ears for extended periods but as for my tinnitus now my left ear is pretty inaudible its only when I lay on the pillow is when it becomes louder and bothersome but I can sleep through it, however my right ear is mild/ moderate and when I lay on the pillow it becomes quite severe, although I can still sleep through it depending on how tired I am (I sleep with 9000Hz white noise and a fan). The best way I can describe the tinnitus in my right ear when not laying down is by using audionotch's tuner on 9550Hz at 1% volume and computer volume at 24 although the tinnitus doesn't sound quite like that and its not as pronounced or piercing as the pure tone/ the tinnitus has more of a dispersed effect.

[@RamchandraSwamy]

I have tinitus due to removing my earwax in my left ear without knowing its consequences..Early morning I've this :"Veee" sound.. but later it susides to a "Hush"s steam sound, and becomes lesser towards night..

[@jefferyjimson8574]

@@RamchandraSwamy Get earwax removed manually by an ENT and every time this has made my tinnitus settle right down and so long as there is no earwax build up, I use distilled water ear drops, then the tinnitus stays at a low level (and i also avoid ototoxic substances and sudden loud noises)

[@karenmontague1490]

I have had tinnitus since I had a skin cancer procedure (3 years ago) that became infected. The inflammation caused my tinnitus. It also caused heart palpitations, so I was sent to a cardiologist. The cardiologist prescribed a series of meds to lower my blood pressure. Metopropolol, lisinopril, losartin, and amlodipine. I started waking up with panic attacks and LOUD pulsatile tinnitus. I now have debilitating tinnitus. I am 68 years old. I have never woken up with a panic attack before. I have never had tinnitus before.

[@etdmike]

I have over 3 decades of experience. There is an underlying cause that you have not been properly tested for yet. If you or anyone else would like proper guidance for free, please send me an email. My email address and a brief summary of what I do are in the "About" section of my KZbin profile. Click on the "E" in the circle next to my comment, click on the big "E" again, and then click the "About" tab.

[@AzaanMohamed66]

any updates?

[@camyota]

You know what sucks, I've tried every single tinnitus relief method there is, aside from the possible gimmick dietary supplements, and nothing has worked! But the worst part is ever since I started researching ways to get relief my tinnitus has gotten worse and worse because I can't stop thinking about it! Every time I manage to get it off my mind and calmed back down the algorithm puts yet another tinnitus relief video in my feed!

[@vaizardkurosaki810]

Yes, the same happens to me, and after seeing this video here about a person who was cured of tinnitus, I realized that it is best to avoid videos and comments from negative people. Their case is not the same as yours so always have hope. kzbin.info/www/bejne/r2XdpomhariHq68

[@thanasisathanasi4965]

Hell, you are right.

[@albertbeaney2580]

It’s pretty much permanent for me. I’m currently six months away from sixty and have had it for approximately eight years. The first 2 sounds you played were the most effective for me. I’ve been a drummer for over forty five years and have been subject to loud music for all of those years. Sometimes it’s bad. I have stress and anxiety issues. I’m thinking that I will be dealing with this for the rest of my life.

[@MichaelDomer]

Finally someone who is being honest, and who doesn't use $click bait$ titles like how to cure, overcome, eliminate tinnitus.

[@HearingTracker]

Thank you Michael! Matthew

[@soarthumbs1]

Hearing aids have me my tinnitus worst. There used to be a time in which i would only hear it in quiet environments and eventually i actually was able to sleep. Then i got hearing aids and its only been worst since and difficult to sleep. When i dont wear my hearing aids, it feels like my tinnitus sounds gradually lowers if that makes sense. I've given up though Doc, thank you for all your efforts. Keep it going!

[@damedesmontagnes]

your voice helps. as soon as the video stopped, it's back again.

[@tobeyond5197]

I highly recommend using white noise, such as sounds of rain, the ocean, or anything that helps drown out disturbing noises, for those who struggle to sleep at night. It can effectively mask ringing noises without being bothersome.

[@nikhilgamer5277]

I am from India and I didn't understand english properly but your video is very helpful

[@jmcfadden8033]

The tapping on the back of the skull method really works. Discovered tonight. Reduced my constant tinnitus from a 7 to a 0-1 level. Amazing. First time I have not had it constantly ringing in years. Finally some relief and u can actually hear again. Not sure how long it will last before it comes back again with this tapping method. We will see.

[@HearingTracker]

Hey J McFadden, I'm glad that youve found a solution. Thanks for watching, Matthew

[@1pcmedic]

They need to make a headband that constantly taps the back of the head, it made my sound quieter but doesn't last long after I stop tapping................

[@donnaemslie5729]

Unfortunately this doesn’t make a difference for me

[@annaoddi2257]

I have a mild hearing loss with tinnitus. I hear ringing all the time. Even as I type this my ears have a constant ringing. I was told you can't do anything about it. I will have a go at some of these tips. Thanks for a great video.

[@HearingTracker]

Hey Anna, what a lovely comment. Thank you and I wish you all the best, Matthew

[@thriftylady1170]

Often caused by a vitamin deficiency, especially B1. It also occurs around toxins like deodorizers, molds and chlorine bleach. Your nerves are affected, which is why your senses are affected. This helped me and my husband! It can take time. Your nerves will regenerate and heal. But it’s possible to heal. We both had tinnitus on different causes and exposure to stress. Including very loud noises and different medications. Collagen and greens will also help. Bonus all your nerves will be helped as well, not only your hearing will heal.❤

[@ryan.gomes23]

This gives me hope

[@letsgoplaceswithsunilabutter]

Are u healed from titinus...how pls advice

[@Itsjennaaaay]

What did you do to heal?

[@letsgoplaceswithsunilabutter]

How did u heal?

[@cleanqueen75]

My husbands nerve from the inner ear to the brain is damaged from the mumps when he was 5 years old. He is completely deaf and tinnitus in that ear. The nerve will not repair itself.

[@markfirmin7748]

Great video, thanks. I am left with tinnitus and migraines after having meningitis eight years ago. Given the choice to get rid of one of them, it would definitely be the tinnitus !!

[@HearingTracker]

Hey Mark, I'm glad it was helpful! I'm so sorry to hear that. I hope that youre able to stay on top of your tinnitus. Matthew

[@vickyb9900]

I’ve had tinnitus as long as I can remember but I didn’t know what it was until it escalated about 20 years ago. I have a high pitch electrical buzzing sound that occasionally has high pitch tones shooting through my head. Every time something escalates it whether it’s a medicine or a noise and never goes back to basic level so over the years on a scale of 1 to 10 I’m a 15! Taking any kind of sinus medication’s because I have allergies just makes it worse so I just stopped taking any medicine for fear of it escalating it more. I tried a hearing aid as the doctor said that my hearing I wasn’t hearing the high highs and lows the low lows sounds. But when they put the hearing aid on they had to turn it down all the way to low because everything was loud so I’m not sure how that would work with my tinnitus. My left ear always hurts but I’ve been told there’s nothing wrong with it it feels full and it hurts and that’s constant with my tinnitus. I’m also afraid with the hearing aid if it helps me during the day you take it off at night that’s the worst time for me that wouldn’t I then be overwhelmed with noise? Curious thing though if I cup my ears with my hands and put slight pressure and then I release my tinnitus isn’t there but then it slowly starts getting louder sort of if you’re turning a volume all the way down and then just slowly turning it back up. I am not sure what that means! What is constant ear pain and pressure a side effect of the tinnitus or a Causative factor of the tinnitus. I also my teeth hurt on the same side as the tinnitus and again is that because I’m clenching my teeth because of the tinnitus or is it the teeth causing the tinnitus. I wish somebody would find a cure for this!

[@HearingTracker]

Hey Vicky, thank you for sharing your story and for watching, Matthew

[@71160000]

When I got my first hearing aids they pushed the in your ear aids. I could not tolerate the one in my left ear. The worked on it redoing the shape but nothing helped. An hour or two of wearing it was painful. They finally swapped them for a pair of behind the ear aids with very small ear cups and I haven't had an issue with them since.

[@geminil2415]

This is the first time I've read of anyone having ear pain.I think the consensus is that Tinnitus is only noise. Like you I have found it isn't. When mine is bad my ears go very tight and my ear canals can feel a bit numb. I get pain just above my ears and the bottom of my ear canals can feel as tight as though they were pulled closed by drawstrings.I end up continually poking them to make them feel open and it's very uncomfortable moving my jaw.So no, Tinnitus isn't only sound it can be abnormal feeling ears too.

[@monicali2608]

If your teeth hurt also it may be a nerve. Did you try a chiropractic treatment for neck and jawbone. Look for videos about this.

[@Lisa-ow2re]

17 minutes of chatter!!

[@robinbutler3333]

I can hear 2-3 pitches that are non harmonic. I have had this all of my life. Since a pre school age experience with aspirin. I don't suffer from hearing loss in the sense that I can can easily hear sounds that others do not. I can remember going into a certain big box store and always hearing the light fixtures ballasts whining at a particular pitch and it would increase the volume of my tinnitus that could last for hours. My family members would deny being able to hear the whining. I also have had headaches all of my life as well. Cluster HA, migraine and sinus. No day goes by by without one. I have noticed my tinnitus s/s increase with the increase in HA intensity. And of course, it is always " loudest" when the ambient noise level is smallest. So at night I have found either the sound of ocean waves or heavy rain especially with thunder helpful to sleep. But not all rain sounds are effective. The lower pitches seem to be better.

[@etdmike]

There is an underlying cause for everything that you mentioned. Please read the About section of my profile and contact me via email if you would like accurate answers and help.

[@tumbleweeduk7479]

My tinnitus was deafening until tonight my cat escaped out of my garden into the central London streets. I could not catch him and gave up and came home and drank a beer to try and sleep and watched this and realised my ears were completely silent, shock seems to have cured it. It started after my dog died! Namaste 🙏. I found my cat, after just 24 hours and the Tinnitus is much much quieter, hardly noticeable, in fact until I got a notification of a “like” I had not noticed it at all. I have reduced carbs and intend to go for keto because I was eating far too many carbs after my dog died and I think that is the cause, something to do with insulin?

[@HearingTracker]

Hey Tumbleweed UK, I hope the cat is back?? Let me know, Matthew

[@tumbleweeduk7479]

@@HearingTracker Halfway through my comment I wrote that I got my cat back after just 24 hours. There had been a terrible rain storm and he had taken cover in the coal cellar area of someone else’s house and so when I started looking for him the next day I found him quite easily although I used the law of attraction to find him which always works really well. A week later sadly, he had to go to the Vet to be castrated because he was a tomcat that I had found a year and a half before. I had not wanted to take him to the vet because I use nothing but homeopathy and he was pure and untouched by any chemicals but it was necessary because a Tom cat escaping is really difficult if he chases a female or other tomcats attack him. The vet was great and he has been very well and happy and much more relaxed and not trying to escape again. Thank you so much for caring. My 24 year old Siamese cat is much happier as well without the skunk smell !! no more competition for TopCat although they were very good. 😻😹😻

[@reginapolo3357]

My tinnitus started soon after I move to South Italy where my sugar and carb intake went thru the roof (good sweets and pasta here). Back in the Americas I ate very little sweets

[@patfoley4888]

Thank you so much for caring about the dentist community I would like to mention something that is never talked about on any of the tinnitus videos and that is the relation to sleep there was a study done in England about it example is fairly mild and you fall asleep in front of the TV. Dozing for 5 minutes and you wake up with a jolt and your tinnitus is horrendous this can also happen in the middle of the night you go to you go to bed the tennis this is fairly mild😊 and you wake up in the middle of the night or in the morning with raging tinnitus. So does anybody find that this is so with them also this relation to sleep I'd be very interested thank you for this nice video

[@aneva2464]

I used a wellness patch and it gave me relief for my tinnitus, tmj, neck tightness, migraines and burning from irritated nerve . Some who never tried say it’s a scam or placebo effect lol Well it worked for me when nothing else has and I was able to get off my prescription meds.

[@dorothymiracle4552]

What kind of Wellness Patch do you use? I have Tinnitus and it’s killing me. Ty

[@aneva2464]

@@dorothymiracle4552 it’s called LifeWave

[@aneva2464]

@@dorothymiracle4552 x35 I believe

[@aneva2464]

@@dorothymiracle4552 hi, did u get my message? I think it might have been deleted

[@utube9000]

Hi Matthew. When you point your finger around 2:55 - I DIDN'T hear anything!! Was there really a sound being played? I guess this means I have high-end hearing loss?

[@HearingTracker]

Hey utube9000, it’s a pretty high tone so depending on your age it may be tough to hear yes! Thanks for watching, Matthew

[@natesh-bootleggingthebootl8727]

​@HearingTracker I could only hear it when I put my speaker next to my ear. People over 40 can usually hear 14000 hz and above?

[@felixalmanzar5707]

Tinnitus is an horrible disease, well thanks to my doctor, am free from Tinnitus now.

[@HearingTracker]

Thanks for watching.

[@poonamsarvaiya1589]

Good you are free from T but can you share how and what treatment did doctor suggested you.

[@frankiesjusttarot9851]

I'm so glad to share with you my experience on how I got rid of my Tinnitus with dr imenherbal herbs on KZbin channel. No more chemo. I'm completely free. Thanks Doc

[@gauravthakkar8357]

Who is your doctor?

[@geminil2415]

All the doctors say it is not a disease in itself, it is a symptom of something wrong in the brain. The next think they tell you is it won't kill you. Sometimes I wish it would.

[@ArcaineOne]

Thank you for this video, I have had a problem with Tinnitus and reduced hearing in my left ear for a while now and watching this has made me face up and sort it out. I now have an appointment to see my doctor soon.

[@HearingTracker]

Hey Richard, I'm so happy to hear that our content has helped. Thanks for watching and good luck! Matthew

[@benjaminava3829]

Finally cured of horrible tinnitus, using Dr. Akintola herbal medicine, am so happy now...

[@frankiesjusttarot9851]

I'm so glad to share with you my experience on how I got rid of my Tinnitus with dr imenherbal herbs on KZbin channel. No more chemo. I'm completely free. Thanks Doc

[@taysty]

hi, curious if youve got an update on your situation? all the best

[@ArcaineOne]

@@taysty Thanks for asking. I have, the NHS has taken a while to see me but I have preliminary diagnosis of a Cholesteatoma. I am waiting for an MRI & CT scan to make sure there is nothing else wrong and hopefully after that surgery to correct. After that is sorted then we can see whether there is any permanent hearing loss or not.

[@floramaomao2382]

1yr now,Iam suffering with tinnitus,now on exercise as you explain, please keep me updated.

[@jagjiwanchimkar8106]

Do you have both eye floaters and Tinnitus? I have both, first eye floaters come in Feb 2021, I got depressed. then Got tinnitus in Nov 2021. The 2021 year is the worst year of my life.

[@HearingTracker]

Hey Jagjiwan, yes I do.

[@frankiesjusttarot9851]

I'm so glad to share with you my experience on how I got rid of my Tinnitus with dr imenherbal herbs on KZbin channel. No more chemo. I'm completely free. Thanks Doc

[@prashanthydulla3221]

Did u find a cure ?

[@jagjiwanchimkar8106]

@@prashanthydulla3221 did you have both? I habituated to it.

[@archunisha7503]

Same here even i got in same year ... Both floaters and tinnitus

[@neilbeech4093]

I be was diagnosed with epilepsy when I was 3 now I am 54. I took a depression test. My ears ring 24/7

[@starboy-ft6bx]

My mom had same problem too. She was complaining about how she can't sleep every night. a few months she didn't take this seriously but eventually she was seen by her doctor and the doctor advised a supplement. But first days didn't show any effects so she had to patient and after a few weeks she became better.. This thing started to happen to me as well. It's genetics i guess and was here to find out actually. Anyway i'll get this supplement too probably. because that worked out for my mom. if you're interested, I put the supplement link on my channel "about" section to help you

[@HearingTracker]

Hey Neil Im sorry to hear that. I hope you’re able to cope, thanks for watching, Matthew

[@neilbeech4093]

Àll I can do is cope with it!

[@brainemay8414]

Tinnitus is a nightmare , dr Ogbebor herbal centre on KZbin is a gift to humanity, his herbal medicine cured me of tinnitus , finally I can enjoy silence, after so many years.🎉

[@carlacorral5992]

Thank you so much Matthew for an another amazing video. I bet that is going to be super useful for people than unfortunately suffer from Tinnitus. Well done👏🏻👏🏻

[@HearingTracker]

Thanks for watching Carla

[@benjaminava3829]

Finally cured of horrible tinnitus, using Dr. Akintola herbal medicine, am so happy now...

[@frankiesjusttarot9851]

I'm so glad to share with you my experience on how I got rid of my Tinnitus with dr imenherbal herbs on KZbin channel. No more chemo. I'm completely free. Thanks Doc

[@shahbodhory8673]

Ineed to you Dr

[@adaruby77]

Clara Thx 🙏🏼 for saying that Bc I’m deaf 🧏‍♀️ and I bells 🔔 ringing in my ear 👂

[@marcom.7995]

I had 5 implants, and I now have tinnitus...its been non stop for 2 weeks now and Im loosing my mind! I am in the belief that it is related to the Jaw... Aligment and Muscle related... Moreover after the final Procedure "New Teeth" After years of as is; also came a New chewing force within my mouth... With that Quickly came the Neck and showlder stiffness. Which is a sign of Blood flow issues... And this is how I arrived at this Video

[@etdmike]

There is an underlying cause that you have not been properly tested for yet, which is the norm worldwide. If you would like help for free, please send me an email. My email address and a brief summary of what I do are in the "About" section of my KZbin profile.

[@HearingTracker]

Hey Marco, I hope that you manage to cope and find a way to overcome your tinnitus. Thanks for watching, Matthew

[@karenangelo7334]

I had this over 45 years. Mostly tolerable. High Stress & Salt make mine worse. So I don’t eat chips. The last couple years its been worse and Ive noticed my hearing isnt as good. Loud music or noises bother me too. 🙏🏼

[@HearingTracker]

Thanks for the Feedback Karen, I'm sure it will be useful for some viewers, Matthew

[@matthewcrabtree9163]

Loud sounds hurt my ears also!!

[@badmatt4227]

My tinnitus gets worse when frequently changing elevations or could just from visiting higher elevations. Loud noise increases my tinnitus. Staying aways from loud noise helps reduce the volume of tinnitus.

[@andrehenrique193]

Hi, I used to have tinnitus but it was really low, to the point where I could only ear it in a quiet room. Three weeks ago, I had a middle ear infection that made my tinnitus a lot worse. Ive gone to the ENT, and he told me that my ear infection is totally over, and my ears are not clogged anymore, but my tinnitus is still a lot higher, and I can hear ir almost all the day. Do you think my tinnitus will go back to normal soon??? Keep up the good work

[@HearingTracker]

Hey Andre, I'm sorry to hear that. The best I can advise is to follow the steps in the video and know that you're in control of overcoming your T. Good luck and thanks for watching, Matthew

[@vlastadofek9251]

I have same problem I am getting depress.i hear very well but this wooshing driving me crazy.its endless.no idea what to do 7 so call experts said nothing wrong with me.one more expert and I go jump from bridge.

[@lovesings2us]

@@vlastadofek9251 I'm sorry you're going through such a difficult time. Tinnitus can be a real nightmare at times for me too. I hope you might find a way to take extra good care of yourself in this challenging time. If you start to feel suicidal, I hope you might consider calling a suicide prevention hotline . Something else I hope helps - Here's a link to a video by a man named Jack who has severe tinnitus but whose wisdom and love on how to cope help me greatly: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y3POlYGOZp2XZ8k&ab_channel=JackRubinacci

[@TinFelix10]

Hello did your tinnitus went away?

[@ryanschoen5761]

Did your tinnitus go away? I have it for the first time after an ear infection they started Jan 1st

[@ritachandler]

I watch your videos all the time. Thank you so much for helping all of us who have tinnitus and making us feel better about ourselves.

[@HearingTracker]

Hey Rita. You are so welcome! What a lovely message. Thanks for taking the time to comment, Matthew

[@HearingTracker]

Hey Rita. You are so welcome! What a lovely message. Thanks for taking the time to comment, Matthew

[@jsepgabby89]

Being diabetic with tinnitus surprisingly whenever my blood sugar is dropping to below 70. The ringing gets louder and louder. Signaling me to action towards it.

[@gyelkurnyiwilfred4094]

Hello great video….Dr Ogbebor herbal centre on KZbin his ,herbal medicine cured my diabetes type 2 and tinnitus, went to the hospital for the test and the doctors confirmed it

[@etdmike]

There is an underlying cause that you have not been properly tested for yet, which is the norm worldwide. If you would like help for free, please send me an email. My email address and a brief summary of what I do are in the "About" section of my KZbin profile.

[@HearingTracker]

Hey Jsep, that's interesting! Thanks for watching, Matthew

[@espy0008]

The problem with the best hearing aids is their cost. I've had to resort to keeping Sony WF-1000XM4 in all day using ambient setting just to hear conversations. They work pretty well at amplifying voices while filtering background noise.

[@TheRichb688]

I also think in your own way you have to learn to live with it and I really never know what makes it flair up except stress, anxiety, worry, anger or even happy excitement which sucks. i also try to reduce negativity . what I cant stand sometimes I notice the volume level drop and when I do that seems to draw attention to it and give it life again. I think researchers worry too much about the cause-just get the cure. That is like what came first the chicken or the egg.. If someone ever finds something that helps reduce it without side effects boy are they going to be filthy rich. I know at its worse at some point it will calm down and get better waiting game.

[@World.21]

ometimes I notice the volume level drop and when I do that seems to draw attention to it and give it life again. excatly! i feel everything in this life is caused by anxiety and stress, and if you reduce that, a load of problems get solved with it!

[@victoriacharlie1120]

I know a Dr who is presently curing tinnitus, people are recommending him so much and I am also a beneficiary, I got cured recently kzbin.info/www/bejne/jJq3gmqEbM6Ih5I

[@HearingTracker]

Great feedback Rich. Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment, Matthew

[@benjaminava3829]

Finally cured of horrible tinnitus, using Dr. Akintola herbal medicine, am so happy now...

[@frankiesjusttarot9851]

I'm so glad to share with you my experience on how I got rid of my Tinnitus with dr imenherbal herbs on KZbin channel. No more chemo. I'm completely free. Thanks Doc

[@gerarddunphy1242]

Fantastic video which was comprehensive, practical, and offered real world help and support. Thank you!

[@HearingTracker]

Glad you enjoyed it! Matthew

[@cr-vfl]

The squelch in the middle of my head is exactly the same regardless of having ears plugged, background noise present, changing physical activities, etc. It has a solitary presence when I cut out all other sounds and it's perceived as quite loud, yet surprisingly not that annoying. We are a miraculous creation with myriad compensation mechanisms. My hearing tests very well although I'm sure that the pitch covers audible sounds of the same frequency. Frankly, since the perceived symptoms have Nothing to do with my hearing his suggestions are incredibly useless. I'm happy for those of you that have received some sort of relief by using one or more of his methods. I guess there are many forms tinnitus that are directly related to hearing. I can only take an educated guess that mine is purely neurological. I have lived with it long enough to know that I can easily bear it until death. I will state that I long for the level of peace and quiet I could experience at times without it.

[@romeloroland5397]

If you are suffering from tinnitus then that’s mean you choose to live with tinnitus because tinnitus can be cured , mine was cured after using the herbal medicine I ordered from dr Ogbebor herbal centre Here on KZbin along side with a diet routine which he gave me .

[@HearingTracker]

Hey CR-V-FL thanks for taking the time to comment. On the contrary not all of the suggestions are hearing loss related, and I hope that you find a solution that works for you. Thanks for watching, Matthew

[@etdmike]

There is an underlying cause for this symptom that you have not been properly tested for yet. If you would like help for free, please send me an email. My email address and a brief summary of what I do are in the "About" section of my KZbin profile. Click on the "E" in the circle next to my comment and then click the "About" tab.

[@cleanqueen75]

Yes same here. I get pressure when standing up like I’m on a plane. I’m not so sure the Paxlovid didn’t worsen my tinnitus. I have constant ringing.

[@jaycollins7288]

I've had it since I was 12. I started shooting 22 revolvers without hearing protection because it didn't look cool like the westerns I watched. It is a constant high pitched ringing and hissing in both ears at about 3500 Hz. I have been shooting old west guns my whole life and have only used cotton baton in my ears for protection and I am 64 now. At one point years ago I had dull roars and low hums in both sides of my head but they have seemed to have stopped. It's just the ringing now. you learn to live with it!!

[@peterlynch9269]

I went to a very loud concert and afterwards had a very bad hissing ringing sound 24/7 that would not go away. I was absolutely suicidal. I started pressing my finger deep into my ear and I started realizing areas we're very tender and I started massaging my ear and pulling everything outward to restore the ear until it's original position. It took about 2 weeks and working several times a day very methodically and delicately probe in the ear for all nooks and crannies and eventually the buzzing and hissing went away it's a miracle you can do it but you have to do the work it's not the nerve no tapping is going to do it no pills are going to do it you have to massage it out the ear it got damaged and it's got sucked in and out of whack good luck I know what you're going through Also you have to go deep deep into the ear hole press down and pull out and you will feel these tiny little strands that are tight you have to get in there deep

[@HearingTracker]

Thanks for sharing your experience Peter. I’m pleased to hear that you found a way to stay on top of your Tinnitus! Matthew

[@Iceuas]

I have tinnitus in one ear only, no wax build up according to my ENT Doctor, and he said there was nothing he or I could do about it. I asked him about hearing aides and he said I could buy one for $5000.00 Of course the hearing aides only run around $600 to $1500 but what does he know apparently. I found that ignoring it, and always focusing on something else helped get rid of it temporarily, and when it comes back, I listen to Tinnitus music with my ear bud all day and leave it on all night long next to me and that keeps it drowned out, and calms me down.

[@impoppa9647]

Sound Maskers are a huge help in assisting with tinnitus relief. There are some wonderful models out there such as the ones which ALDS carries. I find it odd that Audiologists and Hearing instruments practitioners are so resistant to providing patients with information on assistive devices such as sound maskers. Also hearing aids can work great to help some people get relief from tinnitus, but people don't (nor should they) wear their hearing aids at night as such this where Sound maskers can be very useful, or as you discussed Sound Enrichment Therapy; which with all due respect sound absolutely pompous as a term. Great video though..

[@HearingTracker]

Thanks for the feedback I'm Poppa. I love hearing about what works for others and it's great that you've shared. Hopefully it will helps someone out there. Matthew

[@benjaminava3829]

Finally cured of horrible tinnitus, using Dr. Akintola herbal medicine, am so happy now...

[@frankiesjusttarot9851]

I'm so glad to share with you my experience on how I got rid of my Tinnitus with dr imenherbal herbs on KZbin channel. No more chemo. I'm completely free. Thanks Doc

[@cathy9814]

Poppa what Sound Masker do you use?

[@impoppa9647]

@@cathy9814 Sound Oasis makes excellent models and are my preferred choice. The S680/02 is a great reliable model

[@donaldhester6555]

Just for your info, my tinnitus resulted from me catching the mumps when I was 8 years old. I got mumps after my brother on one side/ear and then when it seemed to be gone, mumps appeared in the other. before I recovered in the left side, the tinnitus started on that side, but the other side was still OK. Then as the other side progressed, tinnitus began there as well. Both sides have been like that ever since 60 years ago. I listened to your test and somewhere between about 14K to 16 K I could not hear anything except for my tinnitus, which is pretty loud. I turned volume all the way up and still did not hear anything in that range.

[@McStorch0]

I can’t understand why so many people don’t have tinnitus and have hearing loss and so many have tinnitus with no hearing loss. It seems like there is no correlation but the experts keep making it. Why did Julian Cowan Hill get rid of his tinnitus and he is somewhat deaf?

[@7colliemac]

Great video .. no nonsense, straight to the point. The best I felt was when I was getting massage, sacrocraneal therapy & guided meditation, sadly the video has been taken down & push bike riding found them extremely helpful. I’ve also found sugar & especially chocolate irritate it badly. But I’m interested in the hearing aids, I’ve heard their very expensive though.. 😔

[@HearingTracker]

Hey Colliemac7 thanks for watching and taking the time to comment. Good luck staying on top of your tinnitus. Matthew

[@reginapolo3357]

My tinnitus started soon after I moved to South Italy when I stared eating a lot of sweets and pasta. Especially the sweets with chocolate

[@LucyDenbowski]

If your lucky and they help somehow they r worth the Mona but make sure they r aligned with your currant hearing loss

[@sharonbaumgartner7460]

I have listened to this video, thank you. Tinnitus has basically became somewhat debilitating for 15 minutes at time or longer. No one seems to understand Tinnitus, except those that are acquainted with it unfortunately. I have gotten an earring aid, no it does not help. I will try these videos of White, Pink, and Ocean noise while i am having these attacks. Thank you for your time and knowledge about all of this. I agree with you are a certain statement. Not saying i do not agree at all with the others. Because each one of us have different affects of Tinnitus. This is a terrible tormenting, agonizing problem. People will think you are crazy if you talk to them about symptoms and how one might react!!! I am learning, not to say much about it less deemed necessary. Sincerely A cry for Help SAB.

[@TheCutter5150]

Thank you for this video, it was very informative... I'm a Tinnitus sufferer and it can be overwhelming for me at times!

[@HearingTracker]

Hey The Clutter. You're welcome, I hope that it helped to answer some questions. Thanks for watching, Matthew

[@pseudonamed]

The problem with getting a hearing test is they don't test over 8khz, nor do most hearing aids increase frequencies above that... but many with tinnitus have hearing loss that is high frequency, "hidden" hearing loss if that's the only area of loss.

[@HearingTracker]

…unless you see a specialist, rather than having a standard hearing test!

[@joannemullen3214]

Could having boils in my ears when I was 26 and now for the last 8 years I have tinnitus only when it's quiet or I'm laying in bed. I had hearing tests and they were all good

[@TonyGator78]

Excellent video and the first time I have heard clear and accurate information about my Tinnitus which (on another of your videos) is screeching which is close to white noise. That video was invaluable for playing to my wife who has no understanding of what my Tinnitus sounds like (24/7) and the cause of much frustration for me.

[@randymuro9486]

I'VE HAD TINITUS MY ENTIRE LIFE. I'M 63 NOW. NOTHING HAS EVER WORKED.

[@HearingTracker]

Hey Randy, I hope that you manage to find a way of coping! Matthew

[@MysteStorm]

You have the same as me.

[@yasinv3743]

Does hearing aid helps to mask Tinutus?

[@marygreen8056]

Some relief with muffled speaker sound - very interesting. Thanks.

[@HearingTracker]

You're welcome! Thanks for taking the time to comment Mary, Matthew

[@gloriaasmah7347]

Hi there! Pls answer me, is it always automatic to have eye floaters if u hv tinnitus?

[@TheRichb688]

no

[@HearingTracker]

Hi Gloria, no thats not the case. Thanks for watching, Matthew

[@frankiesjusttarot9851]

I'm so glad to share with you my experience on how I got rid of my Tinnitus with dr imenherbal herbs on KZbin channel. No more chemo. I'm completely free. Thanks Doc

[@aj8ky]

A few years ago I had a combined Tympanoplasty and Mastoidectomy to treat Mastoiditis and four Cholesteatoma to be removed. This was because I had a ruptured eardrum combined with neutropenia, causing Chronic Otitis Media which spread to infect the mastoid bone and caused a deep retraction pocket and gave me cholesteatomas. Unfortunately, my hearing never improved much after the surgery. I only have around 20-30% hearing, and now I get a painful pop whenever I swallow, I’m in constant pain from the ear (treated with opiates), I have permanent tinnitus which varies in intensity, and vestibular migraines and vertigo around 3 times a week. Also the feeling never returned to the ear where the incisions were made. I also have something wrong with the regulation of pressure in the ear. I need another surgery, but the infections and side effects are so bad the surgeon doesn’t want to touch it again until the cholesteatoma’s regrow to a certain size again. He also said I may need a radical mastoidectomy in the future where they’ll remove the whole inner ear completely. The surgeon said similar to you in this video. That the tinnitus is caused because the nerves were cut and the mastoid bone was removed and cleaned and modified and now the inner ear doesn’t send clear signals anymore. Most of the time it’s like someone is hoovering in the next room, but a couple of times a day it becomes a very loud and intense ringing, but after about an hour or so it goes back to the hoovering in the next room sound. Sometimes it wakes me up and sounds like a jet engine whooshing noise that penetrates my dreams. To be honest the pain and side effects are much worse now then before the surgery, but the surgeon said it would likely become life threatening and had to be done. I find it too painful to wear a hearing aid or use headphones most of the time.

[@HearingTracker]

Hey AJW, I’m really sorry to hear about your experiences with your ears. I hope you manage to stay on top of it! Matthew

[@billbmsn]

My tinnitus was quite manageable until recently when it developed a very disturbing feature. Although my tinnitus is often very quiet when I lay down to sleep and I fall asleep easily, in the past 3 or 4 months I wake up after 30 or 40 minutes with it roaring away loudly. Even short periods of dozing cause my quiet ears to suddenly sound like a jet engine in my head. If I sit awake for a while it quiets down markedly. Falling asleep brings back another attack. Note that I had a severe middle ear infection and developed Meniere's disease about 5 years ago. The disease is essentially dormant with 1 or 2 attacks of severe dizziness a year and the hearing in my affected ear is quite variable. I recently saw an audiologist and now have hearing aids, but the sleep-induced attacks of tinnitus are driving me crazy. Any ideas?

[@hrh-xj4fh]

My guess is the fluid in your ears is less stable when lsying down...i had tinnitus for over 3 yrars saw gp...saw 2 ents..they said everything fine no wax etc....as a blessing in dizcuise i got allergirs this summer..used flonase and in about 4 days of usimg it tinnitus gone!! ...i gurss i had to much fluid in ear amd dried it up....why didnt docs suhgest this....try it ..cant hurt...give update if u can!

[@HearingTracker]

Hey Bill, Id head back to your audiologist and fill them in. Thanks for watching and taking the time to share. Matthew

[@hrh-xj4fh]

@@HearingTracker yes thats it...lol

[@danielninedorf5502]

I'd go to a senior ENT Dr, Suspect pain could be an infection caused by bug with very specific activity temperature range. I had this condition.

[@areebasbucket95]

Is your middle ear infection ok?

[@bullfrogpondshop3179]

I'm a 56-year-old male who has experience tinnitus for many years now as a result of too many rock concerts in too much loud music. There's no need to eat up your data or Wi-Fi bandwidth by playing white noise KZbin videos all night. There's a wonderful smartphone app called lightning bug that plays a multitude of white noise sounds. I've been using it for years, and was able to ditch the fan and or dedicated white noise machine. You're probably charging your phone next to your bed at night anyway, so It will result in almost no change in your routine.

[@janardanashwanisingh8172]

Sir I have noise induced hearing loss resulting tinitus is there any method to calm down ringing

[@HearingTracker]

Hi Janardan, have you tried everything outlined in the video? Thanks for watching, Matthew

[@frankiesjusttarot9851]

I'm so glad to share with you my experience on how I got rid of my Tinnitus with dr imenherbal herbs on KZbin channel. No more chemo. I'm completely free. Thanks Doc

[@cleanqueen75]

I developed tolerable tinnitus with my first Covid vaccine. Got the second booster and the tinnitus is loud and constant now.

[@jetsetradio7715]

Sorry to hear that seems some people got screwed over by the vaccine in one way or another.

[@Hew.Jarsol]

This is coming out in the heed lately. They're admitting it.

[@_lombk-5149]

Sleep deprivation also makes tinnitus

[@HearingTracker]

Absolutely! Thanks for watching Ram.

[@frankiesjusttarot9851]

I'm so glad to share with you my experience on how I got rid of my Tinnitus with dr imenherbal herbs on KZbin channel. No more chemo. I'm completely free. Thanks Doc

[@reginapolo3357]

Thank you

[@yasinv3743]

Does hearing aid helps to mask Tinutus?

[@HearingTracker]

Hey Yasin, yes check out my best hearing aid for tinnitus video. Thanks for watching, Matthew

[@TheRichb688]

My hearing aids do noy help-I find breathing exercises sometimes help

[@HearingTracker]

Hey Rich, you're right that's another GREAT way to help calm down tinnitus. Thank you for the feedback and for watching, Matthew

[@benjaminava3829]

Finally cured of horrible tinnitus, using Dr. Akintola herbal medicine, am so happy now...

[@frankiesjusttarot9851]

I'm so glad to share with you my experience on how I got rid of my Tinnitus with dr imenherbal herbs on KZbin channel. No more chemo. I'm completely free. Thanks Doc

[@tonynack-sd2yq]

I stumbled upon a method of using a vibrator to quiet the tinnitus. The science behind it is to transmit the vibrations along the cartilage from the external ear to the auditory nerve inside the brain. IT ONLY TAKES A FEW MINUTES. PLEASE CHECK IT OUT. I used a small electric shaver and placed the non-cutting end to the part of the ear near the entrance of the ear canal. You will probably need to move around that area a bit until you find the spot that gives most benefits. The vibrating sound can be quite loud so don’t apply it too long. After each try, assess the effectiveness. Initially, I tried 2-3 spots for 1-2 minutes, they were not effective until I raised the duration to 3 minutes. Please report back on your experience.

[@atlasshrugged7475]

interesting my tinnitus is from a head injury. This guy gave me a descriptor which comes close:"tea kettle" whistling. Mix in slightly lower high pitched crickets and there you have it. What describes yours? I wonder if the sound of the razor and/or the speed/frequency of that electric razor factors in. Thank you 🙂

[@opheriaemacino353]

😢 4months tinnitus is very noisy. One ear only😢 3 doctor

[@HearingTracker]

Hey Opheria, I'm really sorry to hear that. I hope that you manage to overcome it. Thanks for watching and subscribe for more tips, Matthew

[@kuyamarcmyword8589]

I feel you Lets Pray 🙏🏼😢

[@starboy-ft6bx]

My mom had same problem too. She was complaining about how she can't sleep every night. a few months she didn't take this seriously but eventually she was seen by her doctor and the doctor advised a supplement. But first days didn't show any effects so she had to patient and after a few weeks she became better.. This thing started to happen to me as well. It's genetics i guess and was here to find out actually. Anyway i'll get this supplement too probably. because that worked out for my mom. if you're interested, I put the supplement link on my channel "about" section to help you

[@SinaRde]

Because if last few things you said. My tinnitus gets louder and louder almost every month by now... I can't sleep anymore and seeing a future with this condition is impossible for me rn. Yet every doctor I go to tells me "there's nothing we can do" You said it's important to go to a doctor if it gets worse in a short period of time, this is exactly what's going on rn and no one wants to help me. Pls tell me What can it be if it suddenly gets much worse for no reason? :(

[@pariahgaming365]

Mine started literally about 6 days ago. Technically, it started 2 months ago when I caught covid but went away when covid went away. All of a sudden here it is now and its freaking terrible! I will say that for some weird reason it is much softer on some days than others but it's weird how I don't know what it's gonna be until I wake up in the morning.

[@starboy-ft6bx]

My mom had same problem too. She was complaining about how she can't sleep every night. a few months she didn't take this seriously but eventually she was seen by her doctor and the doctor advised a supplement. But first days didn't show any effects so she had to patient and after a few weeks she became better.. This thing started to happen to me as well. It's genetics i guess and was here to find out actually. Anyway i'll get this supplement too probably. because that worked out for my mom. if you're interested, I put the supplement link on my channel "about" section to help you

[@pariahgaming365]

@@starboy-ft6bx Will most definitely check it out. Thank you.

[@HearingTracker]

Hi Pariah, thank you for sharing your experiences and for watching, Matthew

[@daisyntswaki1895]

Hi, can you share what supplements did your mom took to help this

[@gavindittmer1135]

My ear nose and throat doctor's first question was had I had covid. Apparently covid can attack a particular nerve in the ear.

[@juliekane7210]

The first time I ever noticed this sound was when I took Gabapenten. My doctor wanted me to take the med before bed … I couldn’t take it .. because it started bothering me …. No since Covid 19 it has come back on a almost daily noise . Please keep us informed

[@mixmeister9985]

I got tinnitus from 14 days of little sleep, becuse of hypnic jerk and brain zaps, so it must be from stress and anxiety

[@HearingTracker]

Hey Mixmeister! Without question stress and anxiety will be making it worse. I hope it eases up soon, Matthew

[@frankiesjusttarot9851]

I'm so glad to share with you my experience on how I got rid of my Tinnitus with dr imenherbal herbs on KZbin channel. No more chemo. I'm completely free. Thanks Doc

[@geekybasket]

If it's due to a tumor and the tumor is removed, is it possible that will relieve the tinnitus?

[@TheRichb688]

I also think I have worlds best hearing aids More 2 rechargeable microshell black aids.Sadly I do not think they help with with this thing. I try to breath calmly and sometimes that works but if it is in full freight train mode nope and masking for me is just one noise replacing another noise

[@HearingTracker]

Very true!

[@frankiesjusttarot9851]

I'm so glad to share with you my experience on how I got rid of my Tinnitus with dr imenherbal herbs on KZbin channel. No more chemo. I'm completely free. Thanks Doc

[@robshore2114]

My tinnitus changes from a high pitched ringing sound, to a hissing sound when I'm wearing my hearing aids.

[@HearingTracker]

Hey Rob, thanks for watching and taking the time to comment. I hope that you’re managing to stay on top of it. Matthew

[@bobvanster]

CBT oil..

[@HearingTracker]

Hey Bob, thanks for watching. Do you find that it helps? Matthew

[@Drift-Tastik]

I have multiple sounds in both ears. The right has a constant slightly High pitch sound with a lower tone behind it. My left has a low tone that comes in and out at times. Sucks and you always wonder if it'll get worse. But you get use to it

[@judysnyder2864]

Your message is to long get the points

[@HearingTracker]

Hi Judy, thanks for watching. Hopefully these chapters will help you get to the content that you're after more quickly: 00:00 Intro 01:25 Tinnitus 02:20 My Experience with Tinnitus 02:40 What Does My Tinnitus Sound Like? 03:30 Tinnitus Statistics 04:00 Temporary Causes of Tinnitus 06:40 Permanent Causes of Tinnitus 09:35 Tinnitus Relief 10:08 Tinnitus and Hearing Loss 11:49 Tinnitus and Sound Enrichment Therapy 13:11 Examples of Sound Enrichment Therapy 13:25 Tinnitus Mindfulness and Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) 14:53 Tinnitus Knowledge is Power 16:00 When to Seek Medical Advice Thanks, Matthew

[@frankiesjusttarot9851]

I'm so glad to share with you my experience on how I got rid of my Tinnitus with dr imenherbal herbs on KZbin channel. No more chemo. I'm completely free. Thanks Doc....

[@micron1983]

The White noise definitely helps in my case, which is a very mild case of tinnitus!

[@Morrisseys7thFriend]

I suffer from dizziness in addition to tinnitus but no hearing loss, and my doctor insists it's "idiopathic" and has no name so I have to just deal with it and get psychological counseling if it's too much to handle. I've been seeing various doctors for over 8 months and no one can tell me for sure what's wrong. I think it's the result of labyrinthitis, cause this started when I got COVID, but my doctor angrily insists that it's not. I also had regular ear infections in that same ear when I was a kid.

[@jrock1flyerfan]

I am new to all of this. I am 54 and it started after taking an antibiotic for an infection. I also have some hearing loss

[@johndoe-ht7vf]

How long did you experience your tinnitus before it was cured from the jaw exercises? My jaw popped a month ago and ive had tinnitus non stop since then

[@wayneshufelt3393]

The frequency range starts to harmonize at 5500 and I don't hear anything from about 6300. I've had this for 20+ years and it's to the point where it's loud enough that I am losing sleep to the point of being tired m9st of the time. Anything that you can offer at this time would be appreciated. I'm 74. Sure could use a few good nights sleep.

[@DropTheWorld04]

For me i got Tinnitus from my time in the Army. While none combat, i worked around large and loud generators and even louder fans on a shelter that i worked in. This caused a low but still very much there high pitch noise that you yourself have. the only thing that gets me is that every now and then it flares up loudly for a few seconds and it kind of throws me balance. its like someone was asking you to listen to one of their songs they like and then randomly in the middle they turn the volume all the way up. it doesn't hurt but it really throws me off guard for a sec. The Army says i have fluid in my ears that cause this tinnitus but i was wondering if thats a thing or not?

[@jerijohnson4057]

What sound Dear Hearing Tracker, do you use to mask your high pitched sound? Do you use masking hearing aids?

[@HearingTracker]

Hey Jeri, no I've managed to habituate without thank goodness. Thanks for watching and best of luck. Matthew

[@jerijohnson4057]

@@HearingTracker Thank you for replying. Do you have any videos on how to habituate? I really appreciate you replying to my question. Thank you.

[@techshabby0001]

Throughout the day it is often so loud I have to work harder to do somple functions, cook, clean, speak, listen, retain linear thought. I also have Tmj and military/straight neck and chronic high inflammation lab results. No diagnoses diseases or pain anywhere. On my hearing test, only the very upper corners of the block chart were minimally rounded. I don't have the numbers. I am scheduled for a ct scan next week. I feel as though it comes from the nerves in my neck. I can't stand even the slightest pressure at the base of the skull and down to my upper shoulders.

[@tommisanz]

Ive found some temporal relief with the audios from OTIN LUCAS channel

[@oldlittlebluejeans]

I have had my tinnitus for over ten years , I met an ENT doctor and he prescribed me the medication . This prescription lower the tinnitus noise in my ear and it 's almost gone but this doctor stopped the medication for the reason of saving my kidney. I don't know what medication is.

[@pip5461]

A nice summary of possible causes, but nothing tangible. Sadly, The NHS lacks expertise in this field unless you want hearing aids, which do little to relieve the symptoms.

[@cesarhondoy4152]

I got that terrible sound after finishing my leg workout! So what could be the best course of action to take to have a relief?

[@sapnapaul3477]

Guys , i don't know whether this information would help... I had pulsatile tinnitus....did 3 d Doppler of carotid and parotid artery, audiometry test.... everything normal....no hearing issue. I am prediabetic with high fasting insulin levels. I changed my lifestyle....low carbohydrate diet with daily rigorous exercise after every meals......this has considerably reduced my pulsatile tinnitus. Also doing pranayam , bhramri has helped...but the main reason is reduction of fasting insulin and glucose level .

[@obesewhopper775]

When I was 2 years old I had bad infections in both ears and couldn’t hear until I had tubes put in my ears, ever since I can remember I’ve had the ringing

[@edbutler994]

I've had severe tinnitus for 8 years after an AC/DC concert. I've been more or less able to ignore it, or rather accept it but these last few weeks it's got louder and there are now clicking noises on top of the high pitched whine. If this is going to be the rest of my life then I'd rather not live.

[@user-qd7yl2fr1y]

Guys get a fish tank/ aquarium get a quiet pump and a micro diffuser and you have variable gentle background white noise. I have one in living room and bedroom and it covers my tinnitus perfectly 24/7 ! You can also add fish 👍😊 It was a life saver for me, life is pretty normal now. Try it!

[@AzaanMohamed66]

how are you doing now?

[@theexistenshield]

Why do you say that when someone is stressed it is purely psychological? The body has several kinds of stress responses, some via the very same systems that influence hearing and neural connections. Cortisol, fight or flight response, heart rate and blood pressure changes (to name a few) can all be affected by stress and can affect T. It's problematic if you tell people that stress is purely psychological, potentially making things worse.

[@HearingTracker]

Hey Counterexample, thanks for watching and taking the time to feed back. I mention that there are psychological elements, not that it is purely psychological. I hope that clears up any confusion. Thanks, Matthew

[@xboxbml]

I have this exact thing.. tone around 12-14khz.. ever since I can remember as a kid.. I’m 57 now.. loud music and shooting didn’t help when younger.. just a few days ago my right ear it got louder.. not sure what’s going on there.. I’ve can’t remember the last time I heard total silence. Had been bothering me lately.. depressing.

[@etdmike]

I have over 35 years of experience. Please read the About section of my profile and contact me via email if you would like accurate answers and help.

[@sidss7941]

Menears tinitus, for 27 yrs very difficult to control,any cure or exercise?

[@juancarlosnavas1]

It is often to ignored by audiologist and ENT specialist to access the level volume and severity of the your (T) tinnitus. Unfortunately there is not an objective way to measure T and patients often don't know how severe they are as the only benchmark they know is how they feel at moment compared to what they experienced in the past. For someone who just developed T it could be terrifying even though the severity could be only mild because they do not know anything else. Diagnosing hyperacusis and reactive T as part of problem is often ignored as patient do not know any better about the nuances of the problem that are critical to chose the right path to recovery. There are so many people out there claiming they know how fix you T. Just because you had or have a mild case of T does not make an expert.

[@HearingTracker]

Thanks for the feedback Juan, Matthew

[@khanmhussein3396]

I found it quite helpful and informative too. How to thank youmuch,

[@HearingTracker]

Hey Khan, thanks for your lovely feedback! You’re more than welcome, Matthew

[@ramialotaibe959]

I’m from Jordan Amman I’m suffering from tinnitus as running in my ear , so what I understood there is no cure ? Did you cure yourself !!!!!

[@user-Stop-The-Loss]

My right ear constantly rings. The sound is similar to a wine glass ringing as a finger runs the rim, except, higher, much higher pitch. It started when I damaged my ear with a Q-Tip. I know, I know, should have never put anything smaller than my elbow into my ear. This happened over 41 years ago in 1981. After 41 years of constant ringing, I would like it to stop now. I would gratefully have that ear drum and all its parts removed.

[@kyssomaya]

this might be a dumb question. but for temporary tinnitus, how long will it last?

[@ahmadmelhem1499]

I exactly hear the same sound you played at 2:56 non stop

[@HearingTracker]

Hey Ahmad, thanks for feeding back. I hope you have found a way to cope with it though. Matthew

[@ahmadmelhem1499]

@@HearingTracker hi Matthew, yeah I did cope with it