Sudden Hearing Loss & Tinnitus: Success Story

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Archana experienced sudden hearing loss and tinnitus in one ear. After months of struggle, she persevered and has begun to habituate. She used tinnitus retraining therapy (trt) to help with her habituation. Now, six months after her tinnitus began, tinnitus does not bother her anymore.
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[@sharronschieble9100]

Thank you Dr. Ben! These success stories provide so much more than you even may realize. Archana was just so delightful when discussing her journey with hearing loss and tinnitus. It is a process and she outlined it quite clearly, step by step! Little baby steps actually, but eventually you get there. We always need hope!

[@treblehealth]

Hey Sharron, thank you for the comment. We are glad to know that our videos have helped you. Enjoy exploring our other KZbin videos, as well as blog articles on treblehealth.com

[@charlessanders1851]

thanks a lot to you and your guess Dr.Thompson I think you are a caring person who comes from all sides to deal with a problem

[@treblehealth]

Thanks for your comment, Charles. Really appreciate it!

[@johngonzalez6454]

This is great. I also like Archana experience hearing lost and tinnitus after I recovered from Covid back on November/December 2020. Seems like our process through the tinnitus ordeal are very similar. I went through several ENT Doctors until I found the Tinnitus Association which has helped greatly learn how to manage my tinnitus to a point that I am able to continue with somewhat a normal life and sleeping.

[@treblehealth]

Thanks for your comment, John! Glad it was helpful. Be well and good luck!

[@garymurphy6901]

Love hearing these stories thank u makes me so hopeful for us all 🙏

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Glad you like them! You're so welcome, Gary.

[@dinoivanusa7868]

Thank you for that!🙏🏻

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You're so welcome, Dino.

[@LJK2159]

This is what I like You continue to present positivity along with Information It instills hope in many Thank you for this !!!

[@treblehealth]

You are so welcome, L Kent!

[@nancylatham9862]

Thank you for sharing.

[@treblehealth]

You're welcome, Nancy. Be well.

[@winstonsmithson4264]

Man this was soooooo helpful, because just like her mines came on after having Covid and a dose of the vaccine as well, not saying that there is a correlation, but stating exactly when I started to develop constant tinnitus. I love how she said to compartmentalize everything, because brain fog and short term memory has also become an issue for me as well, and I start a new job in a week and I'm terrified that between the brain fog and the tinnitus, I won't be able to do my job to the best of my ability, so by using her blueprint hopefully It will help me overcome that anxiety. I did go to an ENT back in July who did the conventional hesring test and said that my hearing was 100% fine, so my question to you is, is it too late to go to an audiologist and still get tested for hearing loss since it has been six months since my tinnitus first became constant? Because I still suffer from spikes that become intrusive and very loud at times which makes me think that my hearing is getting worse.

[@addiea.9658]

My ENT also did my hearing test and he said I have a slight hearing loss but that’s okay with my age ( late 20s) . So, mine isn’t due hearing loss. He was so nice and asked me to think what might hav contributed to it. I told him about the stress and the iron deficiency and all the vitamin tests ( which were normal). He listened and said stress is a trigger and checked me for TMJ. He cleaned my ears and said reduce your stress and come back to him. He told me as my tinnitus is not due to a hearing loss , my tinnitus can go away . I just need to find the cause and we are starting with stress management.

[@treblehealth]

Typically, hearing does not change very quickly. We recommend annual hearing tests unless you are noticing a change in your hearing status.

[@scottmooney9842]

Thank you for sharing

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You're welcome, Scott! 😊

[@renelopezguerrero2126]

Great! thank you

[@sakenu16]

Dr Ben, do you know how much research is into Tinnitus in terms of moneytary. Maybe if you can do a video of the best places to donate since it is giving tuesday I want to donate for more research or possibly finding a cure for tinnitus. Thank you for all your videos you and the videos are amazing for providing true information unlike other videos on the platform.

[@treblehealth]

American Tinnitus Association (ATA) is a great organization. Thank you for your kind words!

[@swapnilbhat2929]

Dr Ben if my hyperacusis and misophonia is healed we will have a chat

[@yasnacabrera9266]

Dr. Thompson could you give us more information about the anti-inflammatory diet that Archana mentions in the video, please?

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Thank you for the suggestion.

[@s.a5590]

She's lucky that she did something after 8 months. I am living with it since 2012 and at that time I don't know what to do

[@brubeker12]

This sudden hearing loss is exactly what happened to me a year ago but I had some tinnitus before so after the loss the tinitus was much worse. Attempts to revive the hearing in the one ear via steroid injection failed but I would be interested to know what caused the patients hearing loss in the first place,was an ENT consultant involved in diagnosing for he or she should have been to identify the cause.. In my case it was put down to an autoimmune response. Comments please.

[@jbird1012]

That (for me) is part of what is so frustrating. It's idiopathic. Kudos for trying the injection. That was rough!

[@Maureenz100]

Thank you for this and your positive attitude. I needed this today! 🌸

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You are so welcome! Be well, Maureen.

[@poetatheart]

Sending you positivity. Please take one day/one step at a time. Best wishes.

[@jessc204]

I’m not sure if anyone is still reading these comments but I literally am going through the same thing. I would love to reach out to Archana somehow! I had Covid back in Jan and 2 weeks later had the same thing happen. Went from dr to dr and was told I have Eustachian tube dysfunction. ENT gave me high dose prednisone but I was too late. I have an appointment with audiologist in 2 weeks. Would love to know the type of hearing aides she has and do you have to have them in both ears if it’s just one affected. The volume of everyone around me is making so so upset and sad. I’m a teacher as well.

[@treblehealth]

The auditory pathways cross, therefore, we recommend bilateral stimulation even when tinnitus is only perceived on one side. We would be happy to help you on your own tinnitus journey.

[@rimazimam1267]

I have exactly what she had tinnitus in my left ear 👂 and I believe I had it the same time I had covid... I was so scared.and didn't know what to do... I visited the ENT doctor and after two visits he said I don't have an organic disease....after hearing that ... I decided not to go to any other doctors... and not to talke about it ...so I did meditation 😌 and read some books about how to heal my self alone ... I'm from Sudan and one of my friends told me that some times when you are surrounded by negative news and your emotionally in a bad condition your ear refuse to hear mentally... we have political issues and people are being killed in every protest ... I hope it goes away soon... P.S. .1.being close to God helps 🤲 .2.meditation helps 🧘‍♀️🧘‍♂️ .3.being thankful and grateful helps 🙏

[@treblehealth]

Thank you for sharing some tips, rimaz! Glad to hear that you are feeling better. :)

[@rc7435]

I had this happen back in August. Woke up 90% deaf in my left ear, and super loud ringing. Wasn't properly treated and now is permanent. I was able to adjust for the ringing by the new year but had a loud event that started me all over. Question is, I also feel pressure/ pain inside my head and I am curious if it is safe to fly??

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Hey R C, you asked some good personalized questions here. My answer depends on more information that I do not yet know about your history. Feel free to contact our team via email and we can do our best to help you. Our email is [e-mail]

[@nickj1663]

For those of us who developed the tints as a result of the V, this is a horror story, not a success story

[@edenkillswarrior9056]

I also experienced tinnitus about two weeks after getting my covid shot. It is definitely from the shot! It’s just sad that no one told her that she was already immune after having covid and did not need to get the shot. Now she has hearing loss.

[@jbird1012]

Mine started suddenly, months before I got vaccinated. I was overwhelmed and really struggling with sounds while standing in line for the shot. I remember thinking that if It had started after that shot, no one in the world would have been able to convince me that it wasn't the direct cause of this condition.

[@jbird1012]

@@IamTx216 Oh my gosh. That stinks. Man, this is an awfully difficult situation to navigate. So frustrating to never really know. I'm really sorry this happened to you. (and me.) I think we found a good channel here. Maybe it will get better with time. Hope so.

[@Mark_Jacobson81]

Same, basically 2 weeks later I had some sort of ear infection and tinnitus sound increased. Had tinnitus at a lower level for years before but just as I got the jab it got louder. Coincidence? Doubtful!

[@jbird1012]

@@Mark_Jacobson81 I see the guy below you in the comments says his came after recovering from covid. Idiopathic is my least favorite word :(

[@rupinderkaur928]

how to contact you Ben????

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Hey Rupinder, you can provide us your email address where we can contact you or feel free to contact our team via email at [e-mail] and we can do our best to help you.

[@mustafaylmaz3140]

Allah bless you man. Long live prosperus.

[@treblehealth]

Thanks for your comment, Mustafa! Be well. :)

[@janetrogers1285]

How do you contact you?

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[@janetrogers1285]

@@treblehealth Thanks so much for replying. I will do that.

[@jayaaditya7574]

I don't know what to do I didn't think much of the sudden sound but later when I was too disturbed I came to know about tinnitus that it was because of it ,I thought it will go away It's own and suddenly I started hearing less from my left ear now I am scared about what to do

[@treblehealth]

I'm sorry to hear about your concerns. We can help. Talk to one of our tinnitus specialists by using this link to schedule a complimentary telehealth consultation. Link: treble.health/consultation

[@crystalclear6660]

I hope that you’re not saying that after a certain time a person can’t improve.

[@fabiobaldan556]

First!

[@nycrebkr]

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[@DA-ti6pc]

Im starting to suspect my covid shots have triggered my vitiligo autoimmune disease to attack my inner ear. No other explanation for this hearing loss in my left ear which is progressing everyday lower frequencies are disappearing

[@treblehealth]

I'm sorry to hear about your concerns. It would be best to visit your local audiologist and ENT specialist to get a thorough evaluation and proper guidance. They can help determine the cause of your hearing loss and suggest appropriate treatment options.