Tinnitus Treatments: What Worked (and What Didn’t)

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Researchers from the University of California Irvine released new research about a tinnitus treatment approach they developed that generates a targeted electrical current into the inner ear. Today, let’s take a look at what the device is, how it works, and whether I think it can actually help your tinnitus.
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[@yafet021]

Hi Dr Ben, quick question, i am fairly new to this whole T situation (been having it around 10 days) and it just suddenly came out of nowhere. How long do i have to wait before i engage with Treble Health? i am quite stressed out and depressed since im from Indonesia and there's not much about Tinnitus awareness in here like what you and Dr Julian Cowan Hill are doing. Will i be able to get guidance though i am from overseas?

[@CalledMeChriz]

People who read this . I'm 14 Years old . I have tinnitus . So down feel bad your not alone❤

[@kirthika2379]

Did you have hearing loss?

[@sunfix991]

Hello i had it at 15 im 24 today how are you doing?

[@schalkloots6988]

The less I pay attention to my tinnitus, the less I'm aware of it. Watching videos like this makes me aware of it again and increase the inconvenient noise.

[@colmranger]

Yes my ENT told me to stop watching this material.

[@patdy11]

a positive mindl leads to positive change @@colmranger

[@ProctorsGamble]

Leave me alone! I’m trying to enjoy the ringing in my head. 😣

[@Dexterity22]

That’s true!!

[@donnas8408]

Stfu Millions suffer and can’t just ignore it! 😡

[@gd8740]

Just knowing that tinnitus is a hyper vigilant response from the brain has been a game changer. Now that I know that it’s fueled by fear of the noise and focusing/checking on it things make so much sense. This started when I was worried about a lot of things in my life. I started focusing on this beating noise in my ear and the worry got out of control. Eventually it was a ringing I was focusing on. I have started telling myself that this noise isn’t harmful….I take deep breaths and purposely turn my attention to something good, relaxing, like picturing my toes in sand at a beach. Then I try and move on with my day. If my mind wonders back to worry over my ear I start the process over again starting with the calming self talk. I’ve already noticed a difference. Tinnitus really is a brain problem (fear thoughts in the realm of the unconscious mind) not an ear problem.

[@mariannehalsey8232]

😅 Io

[@baxterstockman2191]

doesn't help when you have low self esteem/. an having distressed thoughts a lot of the time / I think I have developed tinnitus from last week events.

[@anonymous-zn2iv]

If that is true I wonder if hypnosis would have an affect on tinnitus?

[@reejonsitoula3375]

@@baxterstockman2191buddyy you are strong my matee❤️ you your feeling control your mind so mate don’t worry you are strong i know over the time you will be able to ignore it ❤️✊ my boy you are strong 💪 live your life the fullest

[@traci1714]

Thank you. I needed this

[@macstreamer8943]

Mine started nine months ago and it's by far the worst thing I've ever had in my life, it's amazing how people don't know about this disease, my life has turned upside down and every day is a daily war, now it's surviving until I don't I know when. Science needs to focus more on tinnitus, more research and more projects.

[@cirocueva1369]

Entiendo lo que dices. Este sintoma como lo llaman los Médicos, también me cambio la vida para Siempre, ya No eres el mismo por este Zumbido que lo tengo por cuatro años, que me causa molestia, amargura, fastidio y habedes desesperación.. GOD bless you mi Estimado..

[@triggerhappy4199]

Same

[@Nostalgicpammie]

Same

[@roshnigurung7722]

How are you now?

[@vendedorvendo8586]

Have had tinnitus on both ears for over 20 years and it had never been a problem to me, have otosclerosis on both ears also. 2.5 months ago went to sleep and woke up with the ringing in my ears being massively high. By God's grace I have been able to stand, have seen a "specialist" but they were not much help, they wanted to put me on anxiety med but I know this was not caused by anxiety. The ringing in ears gets high when around noise, have a fullness sensation with my voice and noise around, cause of it ive been sensitive to any noise. Been praying and reading Spalms and by God's grace getting better, slowly but surely I will overcome by God's grace.

[@anosplayhouse1532]

GOD bless you sister. I’ll be praying for your miracle healing.

[@sunfix991]

How are you?

[@PROJECT504NOLA]

How are you?

[@datadash8378]

It’s sounds like you may have hypercausis which is concerning but also man if your not aware you need to change your life. Get away from any loud sounds at all because that will make it worse

[@roshnigurung7722]

How are you now after the spike.

[@sallyb1111]

I've been using these tools for the last few weeks and it absolutely works. So grateful! I started research after about a month of intense tinnitus. Because I have been a meditator for years the ideas weren't foreign for me to change my focus. I'm sure that helped me. Thanks for this station. I'm not out of the woods yet but I get it a lot less and still using the tools.

[@treblehealth]

I'm so glad to hear that the tools have been working for you! Thank you for sharing your experience!

[@jonnnymoose]

Amazing. Thanks for sharing this story. You guys have been heaven sent! I’m 17 months into my tinnitus recovery and it’s been a hell,of a journey and I remain positive 🎉

[@treblehealth]

I'm truly touched by your positive spirit amidst the challenges of your tinnitus journey. It means a lot to hear that our shared stories have been a source of support for you. Keep staying strong and positive - your resilience is inspiring, and we're here for you every step of the way!

[@jonnnymoose]

@@treblehealth they [your stories] are more than a source of support. When I first got my tinnitus I was very bad and only received negative info, as I perceived it. You and your stories became a light and a guide in a dark place. Than you.

[@theenforcer5886]

Very helpful it's a real pity you won't help us over in GB ❤

[@chuckdales4522]

Super good video! I’m not where he is in the better process, but I’m somewhere in the middle, but would like to get to where he is! Thankful for hope, hope is a big deal. When our hope is taken away, we give up.

[@treblehealth]

I'm grateful that you found the video helpful and that it provided a sense of hope for your journey with tinnitus. Remember, progress is unique for everyone, and being in the middle is still a significant step forward. Keep holding onto hope, and I believe you'll continue making strides toward a better place. 😊

[@sandrarose5870]

I needed 2 hear, "It can't hurt u..." as I was afraid it was damaging my brain. Which made me wonder if it led 2 dementia?! Just hearing that it can't hurt u is a game changer! There was a lot of good info, but I really NEEDED 2 hear that it couldn't hurt me! Thank u!

[@AARONDAVIDGLEASON]

I love this dude's approach. hell yeah buddy

[@transcendenttrader2078]

Thank you both for doing this video. I am struggling massively with tinnitus and am just starting to get serious about treating it. This gives me a ton of hope.

[@treblehealth]

You're very welcome! We're so glad to hear that our video is providing you with hope as you navigate your tinnitus journey. Remember, you're not alone, and there are resources and support available to help you along the way.

[@facelessmule]

I like the fact that the subtitles interpret the 'Jastreboff' method as the 'just strip off' method. I almost got myself into trouble!

[@brandongonzalez6899]

Very helpful. In a similar situation with a loud noise exposure hearing lose, happy to hear he is doing so well and there IS something that can help!

[@Chris-gc8xd]

Wow what an amazing story I loved it and definitely gave me hope!!!

[@rubylee6329]

I just became aware of tinnitus in the last several months. It sounds like high pitched tinkling and started the day after I got a new blender that was very loud. It has slowly gotten worse but this gives me hope. I am so grateful for this information. THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!! ☺️

[@treblehealth]

Thank you for sharing your experience with us! We're so glad to hear that our video has given you hope and provided you with valuable information about tinnitus.

[@vanessaarroyo7751]

This was very motivational Eric. Thank you very much. I am at the Fear stage due to my tinnitus getting louder but as just learning, stress is a negative trigger. So "rehabituate" woaahh I am mew to TrebleHealth so pardon my naivety

[@cruzwritten]

This was by far one of the most informative and inspirational videos I’ve seen. My story resonates with his, and I’m on the road to habituating. Thank you for this video.

[@treblehealth]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@cruzwritten]

@@treblehealthWhat’s the name of the spotify playlist spoken of in this video?

[@shailjaagarwal8262]

A big thanks to Eric for explaining his journey & jastreboff in great detail.. thanks treble health for educating us

[@treblehealth]

Thank you for your kind words! We're glad Eric's journey and explanation of Dr. Jastreboff's work were helpful. Thanks for being a part of the Treble Health community!

[@misasvecova7431]

It’s helping me just listening ur voices guys. For couple seconds I had no noise at all

[@gamingnesia5317]

I go to clinic to see doctor and he clean my both ear now i`m free from tinnitus Thanks God Allah SWT...

[@PROJECT504NOLA]

The distraction finger technique is a great tool ty

[@ryansand8158]

amazing video, i feel like this is the best info i can find to date on tinnitus. I worked in machine shop for the last 3 years and have had a louder truck and started working on my tinnitus after a week of confusion. I had an audio test from a hearing aid store and also find it intersting they only tested up to 8k hz witha " normal " hearing. BUt possibly i have a hearing loss at a higher frequency than assumed as in the video. I am stage 2 to 3 . I found i have sensitivity to loud music and the cold at times. Warm showers will give me a reduction in ringing amplitude.

[@ericepp9405]

I've had it over 30 years from loud noise. Ive tried various things with no luck. Last week in the morning it was silent for an hour, but then it came back. There has to be a way to cure it!!

[@ianwhitworth3264]

Thank you for the video, gives me hope that I can over come this.

[@treblehealth]

I'm genuinely glad to hear that the video has given you hope. Remember, you're not alone on this journey, and overcoming challenges is possible. If you ever need support or information, feel free to reach out. You've got this, and we're here for you!

[@GabrielleLaurenti-sk1by]

Absolutely love his story. Very helpful. I go back to it on hard days and it eases my mind and makes me believe I can do it. Thank you!

[@treblehealth]

Thank you for sharing! We're glad his story helps you on tough days and inspires you. Stay strong and believe in yourself-you can do it!

[@macstreamer8943]

I think it's very important to help people get used to it while science can't do anything, but that can't generate a false sensation that people overcome and that's okay, I think that laboratories and medicine treat tinnitus as a symptom and not as a disease that It is already an error due to the ability to "habituate", in fact damage has occurred and therefore it can be considered a disease and should require huge research investments like other diseases. Getting used to it is important, but research and healing should be the focus and have much more importance for the medical community and the tinnitus community in general.

[@johnkellar5289]

40+ Years Noise Induced Tinnitus. Carry the ear plugs with you always. Round #1 with T was milder version. Got used to it in a few months. Non issue in life. Round #2 about 40 years old. At wedding with extremely loud band. Spike never receded. Spent 2 to 3 years with sound generators and then habituated to loud T being a mostly non issue in my life. 5 months ago 5 year old girl (playing a practical joke) screamed directly in my ear. I'm back to the noise generators. Your spikes may be temporary but can be permanent.. Be careful.

[@rahbeat9785]

And its reading stuff like this that makes me wanna killmyself lol. Severe T is living hell. Every sudden sound makes it jump from 10/10 to 14/10

[@rotemfriedberg4944]

Yeah I don't understand it either.. How can you not protect your ears when you know how awfull it can get if you dont?

[@sunfix991]

​@@rahbeat9785fr

[@franciscavalencia3001]

So much thank you for sharing this video i got my tinnitus last yeae up to now, but since i can't afford to go at ent..becoz financial status. I always depend on the video. Like watching for their experience in this tinnitus. So jus thank you for this video. Im frm philippnes. God bless..❤

[@treblehealth]

I'm truly touched to hear that the podcast has been a source of support for you in dealing with tinnitus. Your gratitude means a lot, and I'm glad the video provides valuable insights and experiences for you. I hope the content continues to be a helpful resource on your journey. ❤️

[@cfoster6804]

I listened to the whole thing and still don't understand what he did to solve the problem.

[@Fiora-s3t]

thank you just what i needed to hear

[@btshaffer98]

This was great video, I experienced the same hearing damage. Hearing this was the push I needed to get me to the next stage. I also started the Jastreboff method and just in 1 day I noticed a slight change in my Tinnitus level. I have tried most of the other sound therapy white, pink, blue and brown and none worked. I am also using nature sounds and play them all day and night and twice a day reading Tinnitus Recovery Statement has been a game changer. Thanks again for making this video.!!

[@treblehealth]

Thank you for sharing your experience with us! We're thrilled to hear that our video has been helpful for you and has inspired you to take steps towards managing your tinnitus. It's fantastic that you've noticed a slight change in your tinnitus level with the Jastreboff method, and that using nature sounds and the Tinnitus Recovery Statement has been beneficial for you. Keep up the great work, and we're here to support you on your journey to tinnitus relief.

[@pseudonamed]

@@treblehealthwhat is the tinnitus recovery statement?

[@MrValen214]

Thank you everyone...This give me hope...❤

[@treblehealth]

You're welcome. 💜

[@janetcorbin2642]

PLEASE, list or tell what helped. Thanks!

[@jdunn101ify]

Odd comment to say now listens to loud music and goes to gun range , very surprising for anyone that's had tinnitus.

[@fosterchild4523]

and apparently "drag races" haha.....that made me laugh

[@clintemery2125]

I have tinnitus and shoot guns all the time, always with a supressor and plugs though. Don’t let it run your life

[@clintemery2125]

I have three sounds, two main ones in both ears. One steady deep hum, one high pitched ringing and a third in my right ear that is like a wisp, usually hear that one in the morning. I hardly ever hear any of them though. I will actually seek out the high pitched sound at night to fall asleep. When I hear it, I know it’s time to rest, and fall right asleep like a baby. So none of this bothers me. If a cure came out today and it was too expensive I wouldn’t bother

[@wolfaudi3171]

Wonderful story and sound therapy like crickets sound and frogs sound are really helpful

[@LA-go6pp]

I love hearing this positive messages of hope, is there anyway of getting a link to the spotify playlist this gentleman found useful?

[@Dimplesapplepie]

When I seen that video the first times, I was in doubt. And good news for me, I am like that dude !!!! I can work etc etc my tinnitus still here, but I don't pay attention anymore ! Well for me it's different, for years I thought the sounds were from my computers, till I shut all them down, and the noises still here. So yes, I practiced like he said, listenning music etc and did my work like usually and it's all gone. I have many some small crisis, then I use a sound I made on my iphone and that work fine ! I was scared at first around the 20 december but today I'm perfect. :) I don't if that can help, but my tinnitus have started to gone when I started to listenning dance music from the 90's

[@cathy9814]

Dr Ben can I ask you questions? Why do some people suffer from loud tinnitus for years. If our brain habituated to it why is this so? P.ease if u can will answer my question?

[@treblehealth]

We have a great blog article that discusses habituation to tinnitus. Check it out here: treblehealth.com/how-long-does-tinnitus-habituation-take-blog/

[@MrKennyBones]

Crickets 🦗!! I can’t believe how well it works! Don’t even need to have it on loud, just barely audible and it removes my tinnitus completely! I think I’ve gone from stage 1 and now balancing between 3 and 4 in just over one week.

[@SilvaCee]

Very inspiring ❤

[@sharon3750]

I was told that T can be caused by damaged auditory nerves from, say, an infection (true in my case). ENT told me nerves can regenerate. Not common but can happen, resulting in resolution of T. I was told past a year the T is usually permanent (slso true in my case). I'm happy the T went away and hate to play devils advocate, but I can't help but wonder if he was one of the lucky ones where the nerve healed since the T he suffered was less than a year.

[@rotemfriedberg4944]

me too, but he did say at one point during the video that he know he still has it, and that if he is exposed to loud noise he will have a spike that he can hear.

[@madzaven3626]

Mine actually causes physical pain. It’s different for everyone. My ear hurts and buzzes and has high pitched noises all the time. Everyone’s different.

[@tsheringdekar7981]

Me too Buzzing and high pitched ringing sound with a pressured ear 😨😨😨

[@finnj0737]

@@tsheringdekar7981how are you doing now?

[@tsheringdekar7981]

@@finnj0737 same and you ??? If you have any useful tips please let me know

[@Mozart2024]

I did a combo of Hyperbaric oxygen therapy with Prednisone in Manila $85 a session in a big chamber watching Netflix. I did 25 sessions this year , I had 3 solid weeks of no tinnitus, now it’s 4-5 days a week with tinnitus. I do now have a couple of days a week with no symptoms

[@MagnusRender]

Helpful - I never thought of bone conducting headphones. This will allow me to use maskers without blocking myself off from hearing in conversations or, conversely, imposing the sounds on other people like with speakers.

[@jeanelegarrett3273]

The cricket sounds do not work for me but I did find an electronic sound that does help but the best had been my ear popping it helps lower it to almost unheard but if I don’t it will flare back up ! I’ve had tinnitus since my early 30s ( 69 now ) but it went crazy in 2020 I may have had Covid but not sure . It’s been hell ever since but the ear popping helped ! I’ve ignore it for years decided early on it was not going to control me ! But in 2020 that changed but fortunately I can help with popping but ignoring it doesn’t make it go away thats crazy lol if it worked I wouldn’t have it now ! MRIs can’t set it off too but everyone is different so do what works for you ! Hopefully you’ll find something that does !

[@Mercurial-d9b]

Thank you sooooo very much for your candor, insight and inspiration. Full of gratitude towards you and your anecdotal reference ultimately giving HOPE🙏

[@treblehealth]

You're incredibly welcome! It means a lot to us that you found our content insightful and inspiring. We're grateful to have been able to offer you hope on your journey with tinnitus.

[@steveroberts402]

I comment of 10 years from now going crazy is a concern I share, it really does effect daily routines to just stay focused 😢

[@treblehealth]

Tinnitus can be incredibly challenging, especially when it disrupts daily routines and focus. It's important to know that there are strategies and treatments that can help manage these symptoms over time. Reaching out for support, whether from a healthcare professional or a community of others who understand, can make a big difference. If you would like to schedule a complimentary telehealth consultation with a specialist on our team, we'd be more than happy to discuss your case with you treble.health/consultation

[@janlasalle8845]

Thank you so much, Very helpful to me. I just ran into this pulsable tinnitus problem and it freaked me out because I already have bouts with insonmnia ...and I thought OMG what if I can never get to sleep again ...how will I function? Somehow I made myself NOT FOCUS and fell asleep I hope this works tonite as I am sleep deprived. I said to myself "what if this slight breath sound keeps me from sleeping all night? Then I thought Ill pretend its a kitten next to me breathing...I mean if you listen to the rain outside you dont have control of that and you sleep.I think its the importance you attached to this...well right now I am sleep deprived and lets see how I do tonight with this new annoyance ...wish me luck and thank you for giving hope.

[@treblehealth]

It's great that you've found a way to shift your focus and ease into sleep. Your approach of reframing the sound as a comforting presence, like a kitten's breath or the gentle patter of rain, shows a wonderful resilience and adaptability. Wishing you the best of luck for a restful night's sleep, and remember, you're not alone in this journey towards finding peace and relief from tinnitus.

[@ronaldl9085]

Alas, crickets' sounds are just within that part of my hearing that's not functioning well anymore. I can stand outside hearing no crickets at all, while my wife complaints about the racket they're making.

[@bigcity2085]

I fell asleep to a frequency sound that matched my ringing. I woke up at 4:30 am with my tinnitus ringing twice as loud... and freaked out ! Took two valium, a bisoprolol for my skipping heart, and two ibuprofin....I eventually settled down to my normaI ringing. Scared the hell outa me. So, no. My normal ringing is bad enough. And it's hell. But double it ? Whoa. Super hell. I realize I've had tinnitus my whole life and over the course , it is just getting louder.

[@Htiek320]

Helpful- great video Ben

[@treblehealth]

Thank you! We're glad you found the video helpful.

[@johnnaples9676]

Once you discover you can sleep with a hiss spike, it gets better with breathing. Sound therapy is helpful by TH, Suzanne, whose audiologists have tinnitus as it makes things easier day to day. Know it can’t hurt you and be patient. You will improve. I forget the noise frequently now 7 months in. Still get the spikes though and got shorter recently.

[@benhur5679]

Has anybody tried the Lenire device? I have been using it for over three months now and haven't had any relief. very expensive too.

[@bjc203]

Great help. Thanks.

[@janetcorbin2642]

Nice to hear you made progress. Thinking about tinnitus does make it way worse. Does take an extreme long time to notice any difference, if at all bcz it is 24/7, is torment non-stop hurt feeling. Please spell out the name of method or dr you described .. you did not show in writing, that is annoying plus the list shown was briefly shown, unable to do anything with. Again, annoying and maddening ..

[@kevinwatkins2485]

Helpful

[@poznajsiebie377]

Thank you guys!

[@treblehealth]

Welcome. 😊

[@shoshanagavriela929]

Thanks so much! This is awesome! I just got “T” so this is so helpful ❤

[@treblehealth]

We're glad to hear that you found the video helpful after experiencing tinnitus. Thank you for your kind words, and we're here to support you on your journey to managing tinnitus. If you have any questions or need further assistance, please feel free to reach out. Take care!

[@jeremyscott1840]

It's good to know that there is hope - there is a solution. Thanks for bring is the latest findings.

[@treblehealth]

I'm glad the video has instilled a sense of hope for you regarding tinnitus. Keeping you informed about the latest findings is our priority. I appreciate your positive feedback. 😊

[@monkeytreepro613]

really helpful thanks so much!

[@treblehealth]

You're very welcome! We're glad you found it helpful.

[@barnygogl]

Good advice, Thanks for reminding me that I have three free ring tones...constantly, for 30 years, heh heh I just have to ignore them at which time they SEEM to go away but there will be a point I will be reminded that the buggers are still there just waiting to pester me When I feel myself getting into panic mode I find something as you did to push it away It's really loud right now, it's time for a distraction Hell would be that when I die the bastards would still be ringing

[@rekakhanom6931]

Helpful

[@jodypettersen]

Thanks, hepful

[@treblehealth]

You're welcome!

[@vladlenvronsky]

I'm 9mos in since my spike man. This gives me hope, but I'm upset I'm not at that stage 4 yet.

[@Gmanspecial]

I've never had any issues with my hearing until I was prescribed a drug for nail fungus on one toe. I took this oral medication called Terbinafine for 30 days (Lamisil) and boom the noise started and it wasn't gradual it was immediately loud. I could not sleep, and it never goes away. I've since found studies where others have lost their hearing and tinnitus due to this medication as far back as 2010. The company stopped making it and now other companies make it as a generic. The brand name was Lamisil. Since I've started experiencing this, I've done a lot of research and I'm furious that the FDA allows this medication for children. It's even killed people for liver failure. The only temporary relief I've found is with prednisone, but it only reduces the sound but comes back once your off of it.

[@cruzwritten]

What’s the name of the Spotify Playlist mentioned in this video?

[@treblehealth]

You can find our sound therapies on Spotify by searching "Treble Health".

[@LA-go6pp]

I have a question. My condition is similar to Erics, woke up with it in March, very loud, felt desperate, have used treblehealth cricket sounds, deep breathing, head and neck exercises, Julian Fellows rubbing body techniques, rubbing ear areas connected to vagus nerve all of these things have helped tremendously ESPECIALLY Ben's positive messages and advice on youtube it has helped so much and reduced the decibel level of my tinnitus a huge amount so much so that during the day I can get by now and not notice it too much. However, I still struggle with getting to sleep, I have tried crickets but I have to use airpods in bed as my husband could not stand the sound of crickets using my sound machine, I listen to audio books, again using my airpods and eventually I do nod off only to be wakened by the book in the middle of the night with a headache so that is not ideal either. Do you have any ideas of what I can try at night that might help? As you know as soon as you are in bed in silence it magnifies even if it has been very quiet during the day. Thanks for any tips you can share.

[@treblehealth]

Thank you for the kind words! Check out this article to know more about ways to reduce tinnitus bothersome at night treblehealth.com/reduce-tinnitus-at-night/

[@GeriCurl]

Maybe one of those sleep headbands with the integrated speakers?

[@edwinbarredo4484]

Mr. Erick's experience is just the same like Me, i even downloaded videos from You...

[@Htiek320]

Great video- what was your hearing test like ?

[@treblehealth]

Unfortunately, we cannot share due to HIPAA laws.

[@baxterstockman2191]

i think I have developed tinnitus, (not diagnosed) I had a blocked ear last week an microsuction and now I have a faint constant ringing in my ear.

[@susy841]

Microsuction caused mine. Are you in the UK?.

[@baxterstockman2191]

@@susy841 No, New Zealand.

[@scharlener6401]

Very helpful.

[@treblehealth]

Glad to hear! ❤

[@diegovelasquezml7796]

tengo 21 años y me estoy muriendo en vida😭😭😭 no logro conciliar el sueño ni con farmacos psquiatricos dios mio ayudame porfavor

[@treblehealth]

I'm really sorry you're going through this. You're not alone, and there are resources available to help you manage tinnitus and improve your quality of life. Please consider scheduling a telehealth consultation with a tinnitus expert to explore possible solutions treble.health/consultation

[@LisaKnobel]

I find wearing ear plugs really helpful. Noise canceling ear buds quite all of the other noise around me. I think if I could have complete silence except for the tinnitus, I could calm it down. Any recommendations for complete isolation headphones? I'm also working a diagnosis of CIRS. I'm pretty sure that molds & toxins makes it worse. It affects my vision too.

[@treblehealth]

It's great to hear that wearing earplugs and noise-canceling earbuds has been helpful for you in managing your tinnitus. Have you tried using sound therapy while wearing your noise-canceling headphones? Sound therapy can be beneficial in masking tinnitus and providing relaxation. If you'd like more information or guidance on sound therapy options, feel free to use this link to schedule a complimentary telehealth consultation with one of our tinnitus experts. Link: treble.health/consultation

[@gabrieljean906]

HELPFUL

[@yvonnechoo3846]

I have tinnitus after stopping amitriptyline, its been 2 months now , not away yet

[@treblehealth]

It's important to note that some medications, like amitriptyline, can cause tinnitus as a side effect. Since you're experiencing this after stopping the medication, it's essential to consult with your primary care physician (PCP) for further evaluation and guidance. They can help determine the best course of action to manage your symptoms and provide appropriate support. If you have any concerns or questions, feel free to discuss them with your PCP. We would also be happy to speak with you treble.health/consultation

[@traceslucas84]

VERY HEPLFUL

[@Parbatekancha]

It's been a year i have been coping with tinnitus on my right ear and now i have tinnitus on my both ear. it's really challenging to fall a sleep and after i wake it sound really loud until i go out my room . Sometimes it makes you mentally and emotionally nervous break down and sometime you get panic often.my hearing is normal but my Tinnitus is getting louder I'm so much worried.

[@Kishandebbarma930]

Same i too

[@tsheringdekar7981]

Try a scalp accupuncture

[@lymanleslie3097]

Awesome!

[@treblehealth]

Thanks! 💜

[@vikingspeaking]

Hi! I saw you mentioned steroids can be useful - would you consider making a video about it? I see so many different opinions on prednisone so I’m not sure whether to take mine or not. My tinnitus started 3 weeks ago (on one ear), it’s mostly quiet, I mainly hear it when I’m tired/stressed. Would it be advisable to take prednisone, or is it too late/not worth the risks? Any ideas are appreciated!

[@treblehealth]

I recommend visiting your local ENT specialist to discuss the potential benefits and risks of using prednisone for your tinnitus. They can provide personalized advice based on your specific situation and help you make an informed decision.

[@lyndseykovacs167]

How long is the recommended time to listen to these noises to help tinnitus. I also found after I've listened to these sounds that it made the tinnitus worse. What am I doing wrong ? Thanks.

[@treblehealth]

We recommend using sound therapy during all waking hours.

[@EhtishamGul-n2y]

This man is 100% cur

[@blazesgramma]

helpful

[@terryhackenburg391]

cannot help me, nothing can so stop now

[@ofirshorshy8281]

I am almost one year since T started, I am much better, but I still feel irritated that I can't hug or snuggle with my boyfriend without feeling stressed the T will get and is often get louder when we hug (because we lay down in bed getting ready to sleep), so I do get stressed that I can't be with him normally, so I might not be yet in stage 4 even tho I have been therem but I think i am back to stage 3... I just want to ba able to hug and snuggle without stressing out about T..... (T=tinnitus) The video give me some hope but it also feels a bit unreal..

[@susy841]

How did you get it?.

[@pius3685]

How are you now

[@katentropy]

What is the possibility of ENT or dental infections causing brain inflammation, ergo tinnitus?

[@JoseRamirez-xg5cl]

I have a dental procedure actually a crown done then afterwards a month I got the tinnitus

[@treblehealth]

The connection between dental infections and tinnitus may not be widely recognized, but it impacts many individuals. It is advisable to consult with your dentist to explore whether your oral health could be a contributing factor to your tinnitus symptoms.

[@kozmosmom4]

It seems like most audiologists only test to 8k.why is this?

[@NoxIF34]

I asked this before it would appear there is no standard test past 8k.

[@tjstrott25]

There aren't really many sounds in everyday life at frequencies above that, if I'm not mistaken.

[@JM.COSMIC]

Because it's the range where the daily speaking is. In a daily conversation we use only from 200hz to 6Khz at max

[@AmreenaGul-ku7yx]

Ben what any scienctest making a big technology machine for brain treatment and tinnitus

[@treblehealth]

There's always ongoing research in the field, and scientists are continuously exploring new technologies and treatments for brain conditions like tinnitus. I'll make sure to create a new video discussing the latest research findings and advancements in this area. Stay tuned!

[@EhtishamGul-n2y]

Ok dr ben keep traying and success will surely come

[@funnymanricktwo]

I listen to cricket sounds every night while I sleep from a sleep machine. It masks my tinitus but does make it go away. I've been trying to ignore it since I was 13 and I still have it. What am I doing wrong? What medication?

[@treblehealth]

We would be happy to work with you to create a personalized care plan to help you habituate to your tinnitus. Schedule a complimentary telehealth consultation: treble.health/schedule

[@Krista1921]

I have been listening to lots of books, podcasts etc in my airpods the last few months. Tinnitus has been super high pitched lately. Is it possible I have stimulated the tinnitus to worsen it?

[@treblehealth]

It you are masking the tinnitus, it is possible. We recommend listening to a low level, relaxing, sound therapy as much as possible during the day. We want to be sure we are not masking the tinnitus.

[@HeatherHernandez]

Once again highlighting mild tinnitus cases that are acute basically. Smh

[@CapitalDefendr]

That's the type of mentality that will keep you suffering. You assume his T was mild w absolutely no basis for that assumption. He clearly stated how bad his anxiety was. Negativity drives tinnitus. Apparently you haven't figured this out yet. I've had it for 3 yrs and sometimes it's pretty bad but I won't sh*t talk people trying to help others just because I'm feeling sorry for myself. Because I don't feel sorry for myself. Have you given Treble Health a try for yourself or you just here to spread your misery? Work on yourself. Don't be that person

[@HeatherHernandez]

@CapitalDefendr lmao you seem triggered. Yes, I'll continue to speak out about failed treatment (sound therapy) that's no better than placebo. Read some clinical trials for Christ's sake. And yes, clickbait titles for people suffering aren't right. You can go back and look through all his titles with the word "cure" or "stopped my tinnitus". Jastreboff's model has prevented research moving forward and the mentality of "learn to live with it." Thank God an actual researcher with double blind trials is getting a device out after fda approval Q1 this year. Good luck with your pricey Treble Health sound therapy.

[@HeatherHernandez]

Seriously, do some research. There's plenty studies that show sound therapy does not work. This guy healed on his own and as many other videos Ben Thompson does, he takes credit for it. His tinnitus was less than a year and many people heal and resolve their tinnitus within that time. What person with tinnitus says they purposely go to loud places? 🙄

[@CapitalDefendr]

@@HeatherHernandez then why are you here?? You are that person. Ffs

[@HeatherHernandez]

@@CapitalDefendr because clickbait titles for people with tinnitus and false information is wrong!!

[@clivedarwell5732]

Wow, I'm surprised that after developing tinnitus that this person now exposes himself to concerts, sports games etc - I was under the impression that once we acquired tinnitus that we have increased susceptibility to further damage. Is this true or is it that we can get injured just like any other person but that we are acquiring accumulative damage which is bad? Thanks.

[@treblehealth]

Great question! Those with tinnitus are not more susceptible to auditory damage compared to those without tinnitus. It is important to protect our hearing, regardless, in environments that may cause damage to our auditory system.

[@garybyrne9077]

For th sound therapy, does it have to be Bone Conducting Headphones. I have managed to reduce my tinitus with OTO but I would say I am still on stage 3

[@treblehealth]

While bone conduction headphones are optional, we suggest using either those or open-ear headphones. This allows natural sounds to remain audible instead of completely blocking out other noises.

[@Aiken47]

Developed sudden tinnitus = got the jab

[@mrSbig20]

Jab was the cause ? what else? I have hissing whooshing beeping tones 4 over a year now. Cause a SINUS INFECTION in nose. Blew nose hard and ears popped. Infection cleared with antibiotics from hospital. AMOXICILLIN and a brain signal blocker tablets. Now this emotional stress of noise. MASKING music dont work effectively with headphones. No hope 4 us 😡

[@clintemery2125]

@@mrSbig20you’ll get better man, hang in there.

[@ZainkhanKhan-fg3uz]

Cortexi supplement good for tinitus tell me plz

[@David-uf8ex]

Apparently it’s snake oil a load of rubbish there is a video on here about what doesn’t work

[@seifhafez]

I live in Switzerland. How can I get in contact with you to help me?

[@treblehealth]

Thanks so much for reaching out! As of recently, we have expanded our services to international patients -- to learn more about our treatment plans and find out if they are right for you, you can schedule a complimentary telehealth consultation with a member of our team. This call is completely free and comes with no obligations, you can schedule here: treble.health/international-consultation

[@susy841]

​@treblehealth Does this apply to the UK too?.

[@Bloomfushion]

I just wish all these videos can just go straight to the point!!!!

[@bettyboop8357]

I was told its because the hairs in my ears are dying off.

[@ZulfanCaniago]

Saya minta tlg mau berobat kemana😢😂