The Tinnitus Surgeon: “99% Success Rate To Alleviate Pulsatile Tinnitus”

[@treblehealth]

We want to hear from you guys: Would you get a surgery for tinnitus if it could help your tinnitus? ➡ Book Your FREE Tinnitus Consultation: treble.health/schedule091

[@faisalmoneer3635]

@@treblehealth i would do anything to get my tinnitus better even by a small percentage

[@sinstarussunniva6890]

is it possible to have both? I think I have both

[@himalayanhealthhut6656]

Hi Ben, I would do anything to remove or even reduce my tinnitus which includes wooshing pulsatile tinnitus. I would have surgical interventions, yes. This condition is extremely difficult to live with. I have to take benzos just to get to sleep every night. It’s a severe, life diminishing illness which I’ve had now for more than seven years. The sounds get louder every year.

[@barbaramilton4161]

I would yes. I have both kinds of tinnitus and can’t sleep. I can’t even get into to see a neurologist….. their appointments are a year out. I’ve wanted to have these things checked out but ….. I am older but it started when I was younger. A minimum work up just isn’t available.

[@crochetandcreativity_801]

It's been almost 2 years. And I am still living with tinnitus. Everyone asks me, "Do you still hear ringing in ears?" When I answer in affirmative, they just fall from the sky. ☹️☹️People never understand our pain. They think it's very interesting to experiencing tinnitus.😫😫

[@faisalmoneer3635]

@@crochetandcreativity_801 tinnitus is life changing , i have had it since i was 17 years old and now I'm 29 . It was challenging to live with it but you will get used to it but watch out for spikes since it will make you start from zero

[@louisminderhoud6010]

I have had it since i was 17 now i am 48 last 2 years it's very loud.​@@faisalmoneer3635

[@crochetandcreativity_801]

@@faisalmoneer3635 Thank you very much for the advice. I hope everyone like us will be able to live a long life peacefully with it.

[@treblehealth]

We're so sorry to hear that you are feeling isolated with tinnitus. We hope our channel can provide more of a positive community for you. We'd be happy to discuss further in developing a treatment plan. Schedule a complimentary telehealth consultation: treble.health/consultation

[@RenoLancaster]

Buyer be aware! 1 CT scans equals to 250 - 300 x-rays, and 1 in 1000 patients WILL develop CANCER because of that one CT scan within 20 years! BUT THEY STILL PUSH THEM RIGHT AWAY! Any doctor who starts by recommending DETRIMENTAL to your health Scans and medication is a CARPETBAGGER! Have you tried Push Ups with your feet elevated, stretching (while you still can before you get old and develop clots)! Do you squat and stretch often through out the day! Do you watch your nutrition (blood pressure)! Do you take fast walks alternating to slow runs! Understand this, it is not new, Medicine is a TRILLION DOLLAR industry. Buyer be aware, don't become a victim and a product in an assembly line! Doctors have become unaffected by the thousands they see with the same issue. Some believe what is taught to them in medical schools that Big Pharma has invested in, others are afraid to go against Big Pharma, and yet others are greedy, narcistic and just want to make some money through what the philosophize as population control. Biopsies cause metastasis by spreading the cancerous cells through the blood stream, Chemo causes earlier death, more deadly stress, financial ruin and destroys whatever chance a person has to live a longer and a better life; but they still promote it. The better doctors are those who have their own small private practice, steer you away from medication harmful to your liver, kidneys, stomach, heart, cells and circulation system, as much as they can to avoid lawsuits, and instruct you to exercise, and watch your nutrition first. For tinnitus: elevate your feet on a bed and do push ups ( if you are in good shape you can walk backwards against a wall and do inverted sit ups; if not by a $200 inverter to reverse the negative effects of gravity, don't stay inverted for too long). After a hot shower stretch a towel behind your head and roll your head gently on it, due a few squats and a few push ups, sit ups etc. Exercise often to improve circulation and stay away from doctors who see you as a sheep in need to have its wool removed with the hide and gathered.

[@himalayanhealthhut6656]

I have experiencing pulsatile tinnitus for five years. Recently it got very loud. Please Lord bring us a cure. I am willing to try anything, even surgery.

[@sominioommen3276]

Thankyou so much for this video...I have pulsatile tinnitus...I was just waiting for these information..

[@sean5990]

I'm not even sure if i have Pulsatile Tinnitus. My 'hum' sound seems to go along with my heartbeat but my useless Audiologist/ENT won't diagnose me.

[@azorpico]

My ear specialist prescribed me Carbamazepine years ago. It is a medication for epilepsy. The tinnitus is not gone but it does help to reduce the strength, I use it every day. Not many specialists have experience with this.

[@veenap9726]

My daughter who is a medico has improved a lot from pulsatile tinnitus has sigmoid sinus diverticulum tab cognivel for a month Thanks dr

[@azzizitracey7401]

Dr.P thanks you words can’t explain

[@josephrohland5604]

That's Pulsatile Tinnitus. What about Telsastile Tinnitus? Do you have a remedy for Telsastile Tinnitus?

[@treblehealth]

We're not sure what you are referring to.

[@charlinepearson6327]

I have high pitched pulsatile tinnitus. It came on acutely 3 years ago. I've had all the proper tests/imaging, and had the results reviewed by Dr. Amans at the pulsatile tinnitus clinic in San Francisco. Nothing vascular or any other cause found. I've leaned to live with it. It's variable, very loud sometimes, sometimes very soft. I would be interested in seeing a guest speaker address the other causes of PT.

[@nerychristian]

Motherwort drops before bed help to calm the heart. Nattokinase in the morning helps blood flow. Even Cialis can reduce pounding heart feeling

[@fatratz2012]

I have both continuous and pulsatile both high pitched

[@bobhanover4841]

same here. I can make it louder by extending my jaw.

[@yolitorres9200]

I started to hear my heartbeat, after a sinus rinse. I just squeezed the bottle too much and heard a loud pop on one side. I lost some hearing and now hear my heartbeat and severe pain from what I believe is from some sort of internal injury I have had all the necessary tests and still feel pain, and especially when the heartbeat gets loud My case has been reviewed by many experts but they can’t conclude what happened. It has been one year in August I also have burning in my ear The interventional nuerosurgeon can’t help me, he is the one who did all the critical tests needed Went to ent, and they can’t help Me either😢😢

[@valdarixson5573]

Why do you only answer the questions , that give you opportunity to sell something. If you really wanted to help let go of the heavy selling..

[@Tspscgroup]

Whoosing vs pulsing difference i have heart beat in both ears not flow

[@Raj-ul9my]

If I can’t get an MRV scan but I can get an MRA scan what other scan I can do to check the veins?

[@treblehealth]

We recommend discussing this with your physician who is ordering the testing.

[@Anime_Editz_YT_Capcut]

I have fluctuating pulsatile tinnitus which is objective tinnitus.. no hearing loss.. in left ear since 9 months.. my BMI is 37.. high.. ent suggested weight loss.. its debilitating

[@treblehealth]

We're so sorry to hear that you've been dealing with debilitating tinnitus. Blood pressure is a common contributing factor to pulsatile tinnitus so a healthier lifestyle may help. We'd be happy to discuss how Tinnitus Retraining Therapy could help: Schedule a complimentary telehealth consultation: treble.health/consultation

[@jacobkom5249]

Could you advise if Dr Pathos Athsalides is able to consult with patients outside of North America

[@b.r.1396]

You can obtain an educational opinion from him as an international patient, but he cannot order treatment or imaging if you haven't physically been seen by him in office. Fill out the forms on his website.

[@lefteris123derm2]

... congrats from Greece

[@chrisk6488]

Τι τους δίνεις συγχαρητήρια ρε, επαγγελματίες απατεώνες πωλητές είναι.. Δεν τους καίγεται καρφί για τις εμβοές μας.. Δήθεν έχουν όλοι τους εκεί στην εταιρεία εμβοές και παπαριές.. Λένε διάφορα για να αισθανθεί ο κόσμος καλύτερα και να τους πλησιάσει μπας και πάρουνε κανα ευρώ!

[@suzannepoffel2160]

OMG ... thank you 😢❤ hearing is fine ... my life😢 do to the problem in my brain.

[@faisalmoneer3635]

Dr ben , i do have some hearing loss at 8khz and i have tinnitus but my ent and audiologist says there is no need for a hearing aid , what do you think? And if i get one will it ease my tinnitus??

[@treblehealth]

You don't need hearing aids for hearing loss. You could benefit from hearing aids that are programmed for tinnitus sound therapy. Those are also called "sound therapy devices". If you're in the US, we can help you. Search Treble Health and find our website. Kind regards.

[@howardwillens4823]

why would a vascular cause of pulsatile tinnitus be intermediate. I would expect it to be constant as this a constant anatomic abnormality. Please explain. Thank you

[@treblehealth]

It varies greatly from one person to the next. Increases in blood pressure can also impact the variability of pulsatile tinnitus.

[@nidhisindhwani9871]

@@treblehealthif iron related plz tell me it’s dangerous? Having only 1 ear and go by pressing

[@sominioommen3276]

We are in india.. How can i pay money to a different country?

[@treblehealth]

We see patients all over the world! Schedule a complimentary telehealth consultation: treble.health/consultation

[@azorpico]

Have you tried by PayPal.

[@WilliamBrissenden]

will see ent doctor on oct 29 if found out pulsatile tinnitus then plan surgery comom carotid artery wait found out oct 29 see doctpr ent

[@MavenMajorCity]

It's 2024, get real. No one has time or patience to listen to a 35-minute video on tinny. 😂 Summary> - Understand the arterial causes of pulsatile tinnitus and its relation to blood vessel conditions. - Arterial dissection can lead to turbulent blood flow and pulsatile tinnitus, especially in patients with connective tissue disorders. - Causes of pulsatile tinnitus include jugular vein anomalies, such as anoris and stenosis, which can lead to increased blood flow towards the ear. - Jugular vein anomalies like anoris and stenosis can cause increased blood flow towards the ear, leading to pulsatile tinnitus. - Venous causes of pulsatile tinnitus are typically benign and do not pose serious risks like stroke or death. - Artero venous causes are another category of conditions that can contribute to pulsatile tinnitus. - Specialized evaluation for pulsatile tinnitus includes CT scans and collaboration among medical professionals. - Basic evaluation, including CT scans, is essential for all patients with pulsatile tinnitus.

[@pct2025]

First I had tinnitus for years and years, it sucks, but I have learned to live with it. Then I got PT, it’s scary at first because it’s new and I don’t hear it until I sleep and it doesn’t really bother me. Maybe I’m just lucky mine isn’t loud. But the last few months I now have a balance disorder and this is truly debilitating.

[@treblehealth]

I’m sorry to hear you're dealing with both tinnitus and a balance disorder. It’s great that you’ve found ways to manage tinnitus, but I can imagine how challenging a balance disorder must be. Consider talking to an ENT doctor and Audiologist for targeted help with your balance issues. If you need more information or support, feel free to reach out.

[@Tspscgroup]

How is ur balance now I have same symptoms

[@pct2025]

@@Tspscgroup I have pppd, I have done all the tests, everything comes back as normal. Mine started after taking anti inflammatory medication. You can’t habituate to this crap, unlike regular tinnitus. My life never the same the last few years, I can still get by but quality of life is much less, especially when it comes to physical stuff.

[@nidhisindhwani9871]

@@pct2025plz guide me