3 Tinnitus Success Stories That Changed My Perspective About Tinnitus Treatment

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This video will showcase three tinnitus success stories of patients who received tinnitus treatment with Dr. Ben Thompson. The individuals used a combination of sound therapy, tinnitus retraining therapy (TRT), and meditation, and their stories may be of value!
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[@treblehealth]

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[@donaldhester6555]

If you have to ask why tinnitus is a problem, you need only crank up an audio amplifier connected to some loud speakers and then reproduce a 15000 hz sound all day every day at high volume. You can still communicate with others while it is happening, but it requires you to focus and concentrate on every sound outside of the tinnitus frequency to figure out what is being said. It makes sleeping almost impossible and it that affects your every day. I drink lots of beer or wine to push me over the top and sleep. I also put ear buds on and listen to something from the internet to distract me when sleeping. I have yet to see anything that does more than mask the incessant noise always blasting away in my ears. If you don't know, trust me, you don't want to know.

[@johnbrown4568]

The case studies offered a useful ‘real world’ perspective of effective tinnitus treatment outcomes. Thank you.

[@treblehealth]

Hey John, thank you so much for being here. There are positive outcomes out there and we need to share them more often.

[@edithbautista5328]

@@treblehealth como cuales son esos resultados positivos

[@rcschmidt668]

Dr. Ben, thank you for sharing these inspiring success stories. It is true that no 2 cases are the same, so we all must work toward our own solutions with appropriate resources and assistance.

[@treblehealth]

RC, no two cases the same. No two people the same. That said, certain fundamentals apply and are helpful to most. Be well my friend.

[@mmoonstar3374]

@@treblehealth Hi Dr. Ben I got tinnitus after 3 months now after catching covid in my case. I have hearing loss I do wear hearing aid. How do we contact you . I would to work with you. Like you worked with this other patients. I would do sound therapy and get those hearing aids.

[@mmoonstar3374]

@@treblehealth Dr. If you also answer to b my question please. You said the if Facebook community that had 3000 people talking about can you or anyone let me know what the name of the group do I can join Thank you so much!

[@mmoonstar3374]

Hi there, if anything of you know the Facebook community that DR. BEN is referring too about people have tinnitus affected by covid vaccine. Can someone to the limkn or the name of it. I'm not so computer savvy. Then you

[@tinnitusawarenessnow8218]

I would be more encouraged to hear about success stories on cases where someone had a year to several years severe tinnitus or reactive tinnitus & hyperacusis due to acoustic trauma either from one bad event or collectively from many years of being exposed to loud noise which also revealed on testing high frequency hearing loss, not due to age however.

[@PicturePerfectPhghy]

I had tinniness from acoustic trauma for a year and it went away 100% for two-three years. The other day I was on social media and someone thought it would be a good idea to post high pitch sound waves to "test your hearing age" and I got tinnitus again! This time around, I know it will go away with time (hopefully).

[@aeanderson8491]

@@PicturePerfectPhghy That is what happened to me. I had reactive tinnitus and hyperacusis for 3 years, it went away for two years, then returned after being exposed to high-pitched noise. I hope it goes away.

[@madpiper1277]

@@aeanderson8491 Did you do anything specific that you could point to that made you tinnitus and hyperacusis go away???....or did you just continue living the way you always have, and it just went away with time?

[@madpiper1277]

@@PicturePerfectPhghy What did you do to make it go away for those 2 to 3 years?

[@aeanderson8491]

@@madpiper1277 I didn't do anything. The T and H started during a period of high stress and over the course of about 3 years, my stress level lowered, and the hyperacusis went almost completely away, along with about 98% of the tinnitus. Unfortunately, I went through a period of stress during the covid lockdown and at the same time was exposed to sudden, high-pitched noise which brought the hyperacusis and tinnitus back. So I'm dealing with it all over again, but I am slowly getting better. Slowly! I'm not entirely sure, but I think that high dose CBD oil has been lowering my hyperacusis. I just started it, so time will tell. 50 mg or more, three or four times a day.

[@LJK2159]

Your one of the best Perhaps “ THE “ best online Doctor that takes your time and your knowledge to help ( guessing ) thousands Thank you for your service sir

[@treblehealth]

I appreciate your kindness. I will continue to serve this community for years to come.

[@adamelfers9523]

Dr. Ben is literally an angel. Had tinnitus 2 weeks now this is the only thing giving me HOPE 😭🙏👏

[@treblehealth]

Thanks for your comment, Adam. Really appreciate it . Be well. :)

[@realindian1512]

@@treblehealth sir I have only 25 days tinnitus plz save me sir ..I left this world 😭😭

[@Oceanxx12]

@@realindian1512 are you better

[@JasonNoto]

@press rale you may want to consider a lifestyle with reduced stressors as much as possible

[@JustMelsie]

How're you doing a year out?

[@edilalewis654]

I believe that everybody's different I believe everybody can heal of any kind of circumstances

[@kateford8649]

I think it's great that you give people hope. Thank you. I so related to your first case study. I begn to have tinnitus in my left ear after having my 2nd covid vaccination. I rated the noise 7/10 on the bad volume moments. I read that zinc can help with decreasing inflammatory responses, so took a supplement that night, woke up with the tinnitus at a noise level of about 2/10. Now I take zinc every day and it sits at about 1-3/10 when I think about it. Most of the time I forget that it's there. This may not work with everyone, but it has worked for me.

[@marilynjuengling5194]

What is the dose of zinc that you take? What brand?

[@merissagermainesantana8570]

I discovered your channel only last month. I’m 44yrs old and have had tinnitus since childhood. I used to think it was normal until my teenage years. I lived with it but as years went by it has worsened for several reasons. Tests done shows that my hearing and ears are fine. For the past 3 months or more it’s at its absolute worst. This video had me crying and gives me hope. I’ll definitely start using your suggested methods.

[@feels9421]

How have your results been?

[@merissagermainesantana8570]

@@feels9421 Rest, exercise and stress management keeps it in check. However…..I notice when my sinuses are inflamed it worsens, I’m inconsistent with my sound therapy strategy and I’m now realizing that since my Covid vaccine it became louder so….still working on it

[@Monipenny1000]

@@merissagermainesantana8570 you mention when your sinuses are inflamed....have you been to an ear, nose and throat specialist? It sounds like you might have eustacian tube disfunction. The eustacian tubes between your ears and sinuses become inflamed leading to congestion maybe caused by allergies. I've suffered with this most of my life only to come to realize that I am allergic to my pets around the time of being diagnosed with eustacian tube disfunction. It has affected my hearing, also the cause of tinnitus and recurring ear infections that I suffered all of my life.

[@kevinmutch9350]

@@merissagermainesantana8570 how are u

[@meateatinpatriot]

I can relate to all three cases. Very encouraging Dr.Ben thank you !

[@treblehealth]

Glad you like them!

[@30secondsbehind80]

I'm so done with this shit Please pray for speedy recovery

[@Udayfrrrr]

How are you doing now?

[@micahmann6967]

World needs more docs like you

[@treblehealth]

Appreciate that. Thanks.

[@horacioduek]

This is so inspiring! Thank you for sharing these testimonials Ben.

[@treblehealth]

Glad you found this video. You’re welcome.

[@nicholasmcarthurforbes7708]

Dr Ben I live in Jamaica and I developed tinnitus after several ear infections and stupidly I went on youtube and played a hearing test video (just to see if I had any loss of hearing) and a high piercing sound came out and damaged my ear. I've had this since the beginning of 2018 and it's been hell on earth. When I think about how I got it I get so upset that I did this to myself. I find myself looking up tinnitus cure and researching the clinical trials that are taking place. I am in my mid twenties and had it since my last year in university. I really hope there is a medication that can actually cure it. It's not fun living with a condition that robs you of your sanity.

[@mmoonstar3374]

I feel your pain. Looking for cure myself.

[@JasonNoto]

I ordered some Silencil and am encouraged it can at least help quell the inflammation to reduce t. I also am doing urine therapy to reduce inflammation

[@JasonNoto]

@@mmoonstar3374 I ordered some Silencil and am encouraged it can at least help quell the inflammation to reduce t. I also am doing urine therapy to reduce inflammation

[@ChitChatGaming]

I had the same thing happen, you’re the first person I have read that legit had the same thing with the hearing test online. I was having some pressure in my ears, and things just sounded off, so I was curious went on google and found about 3 tests and did them all with earbuds, next thing you know I had tinnitus and it’s been here for almost 2 weeks now. Dr is trying to put me on the meneires category since I have a high pitch loss in the left ear, it’s too weird that it happened right after the tests I did.

[@lauralahey9040]

Good Morning Dr. Ben from Canada. I have developed severe tinnitus mostly in my left ear but sometime it's in my whole head. It is a very high pitched squeeling where I think I am going to loose my mind. If effect my everyday life. I am on the verge of tears most of the time. I have had some hearing loss in my left ear and also fell pretty hard on some ice really whacking my head. Although I didn't have a concussion and think the tinnitus is the result of my fall plus I have vertigo off and on. I feel like I am going to loose my mind. I sleep with a headband with speakers in it but it was so loud last night that even that didn't help. Listening to your video's does give me hope. I have never meditated before so will have to try that. Right now it is so bad!!! I can't imagine living with this.

[@treblehealth]

Hey Laura, sorry to hear what you've been through. If you need help with your tinnitus, feel free to contact our team via email and we can do our best to help you. Our email is [e-mail]

[@evelyneeliana8254]

I am discovering my tinnitus is hugely connected with my sleep. If i have a good solid 6 hours of sleep my ears are quite. If i wake up i can't go back to sleep because i get a spike. Reiki, meditation has helped a lot. Mindset of not letting this noise take over your life helps. Its been an 8 month long journey to get here and still working on it.

[@treblehealth]

Thanks for sharing! Keep it up!

[@sanelprtenjaca9776]

Higher serotonin levels.

[@mmoonstar3374]

@@sanelprtenjaca9776 how to get that?

[@mmoonstar3374]

@@sanelprtenjaca9776 high serotonin level

[@sanelprtenjaca9147]

@@mmoonstar3374 Well, for example, SSRI antidepressants work by increasing levels of serotonin in the brain. Sleep and healthy lifestyle in general are also important to develop "better" brain structure, because this is crucial for natural habitutation in tinnitus patients, especially for those with anxiety and/or depression.

[@navysailor1980]

I have been doing PhD research study for the past 4 years, primarily from NIH.GOV. My research consist of consolidation of articles, the most common denomonator that I could find was the dysfunction of the N-Methl-D-Aspartate-Receptor (NMDAr), this receptor is responsible for Glutamate transmission, a transporter system, this system is a fine tune calibration of how the nerves function, the NMDA receptor belongs to the family of 7 trans-membrane receptors, there are 7 layers of proteins called ligand gated proteins, these proteins have bio-mechanical valves that open and close like little drawbridges that allow certain amount of Glutamate when opened when Calcium ions bind to the NMDA to activate them open, the problems is when they become damaged they are suppose to be "normally closed" but when activated by calcium the stay wide open then we get this perception of high pitch ringing, we have a calcium influx and Glutamate influx, these two chemicals have a positive electrical charge, so it's like the brain is firing away and the brakes are blown on these receptors. How do we correct this, or approach a way to restore some calibration, slow transmission, or inhibit the process, well there is a solution, a solution that has little validity and is never discussed by neurologist nor GP, specialist, non existent in the medical community to address these disorders, the are called Antagonist Inhibitors. Antagonst Inhibitors cross the BBB, bind to the over active NMDA, and voltage gated dependant channels, creating a blocking mechanism, basically clogging the pore/channel and slowing this overactive transmission process, the problem is these Antagonist Inhibitors are Illegal, because they know they work, and do have some effect of relief. The primary business is Hearing Aids sales, however masking the noise is just a expensive band-aid, that does not address the root cause of the symptom, you just amplifiy sound to mask Tinnitus. There is another plausable soluton, a micro-osmitic water pump, the idea is to create Ionic homeostasis, this raises the water in the hearing to dilute excessive Glutamate, pH level, and other ionic chemicals such as the Perilymph and Endolyph, (Potassium ions K+,Sodium ions NA+), the research was proven to be very effective, however no funding was in place to get any implantable device approved by FDA, U.S. standard, simply the experiment was conducted, proved effective, then case closed. There are treatmenst that have been discoverd, tested, proven to be effective but once proven swept under the rug and forgotten or just dissmissed all together, maybe there was no lucerative business, or interest. Tinnitus is nerve damage, and has lost its ability to supply and Equilibrium balance (Ionic Homeostasis), we cannot go into and repair and heal the nerve function, but we can balance it, normally our vestibular system uses Aquaporin (AQP1) this is water, simply to balance the process of transmission of these chemicals in our hearing, when chemicals become over concentrated, it seems be be re-absorbed in the nerves and we get this over stimulated response, the perception of a sound called Tinnitus. My honest opinion, from my many many hours of research and reading, the facts, the means, and methods that have been proven, the business society (Hearing Aid Companies) do not want any treatment, cures or remedies, Western Medince yes, drugs, ect, yes, devices yes, but holistic healing NO, if there is any way, the protocol is a Hearing Aid, like a universal one fit all band-aid. We live in a controlled society, which is governed by large corporations, their interest is keeping the drugs as treatment ,and devices to sell the sufferer, but never get down to the root cause of the problem. The bottom line, there is no interest in genuinely healing a person with this conditon, the interest is making profits, and you keep coming back for more drugs like anti-depressants or devices. There will never be a change unless we change the system and how it is run. I have been suffering from Tinnitus, Hyperacusis, Sudden Sensorienural hearing loss (SSNHL) since 2007. I think everyone can have something to contribute in a meaningful way, we all (us sufferers) would have to band together world wide in order to make a deep impact of change. Reply

[@jackieronning352]

Dr. Ben, this is one of your best videos! Hopeful messages are inspiring!

[@treblehealth]

Glad you think so! Thank you

[@snehalshandil]

I got tinnitus 3-4 days ago. 9/10 loudness can hear it during the day all day. Sleeping is scary. It's deafening. I've considered just giving up already. I hope i get better man. I can't even end myself I have a mom to take care of. Feel like actually crying.

[@kb002]

Bro..... Lets have a talk Me too suffering from tinnitus about a month ago and my t is reduced

[@elaela2352]

@@kb002 how are you now...?

[@spaarkons4986]

@@kb002 heya... Any suggestion wat has helped

[@kb002]

@@spaarkons4986 sesame oil with garlic helped a lott For 1st 2 month the intensity of sound was 10/10 but after trying remedies that tttteeeee sound reduced to 3/10 im very much happy now and living normal

[@kb002]

@@elaela2352 hey ela... Im completely fine now... First 2 months were hell but now im living my normal life again...what about you friend?

[@tysonmike9820]

Love this channel love to tell you one story the Chinese fireworks noise I had in my ear for over one year now that was destroying my sleep and my mental health was this one noise. I found a excellent trigger point massage therapist found a point under the ear where the jaw meets the neck near the lymphatic node. It got rid of that type of noise. I still have ringing in both ears but I'm working on some new techniques with my new therapist. If I have luck with ringing I'll post it hear too . . X

[@treblehealth]

Thank you so much. Glad that I am being able to help & also thank you for sharing

[@tysonmike9820]

@@treblehealth thank you Ben for your efforts in this x

[@tysonmike9820]

Love to All x keep you posted x

[@davem3789]

I had very mild usually unnoticed tinnitus prior to getting the Jansen vaccine. Four weeks after the vaccine I woke up one day and it was immediately noticeable. Sometimes it will go away. Usually it’s about a 3. Sometimes ups to 4/5. Stress will usually make it get worse. Thanks for your videos.

[@treblehealth]

Thank you. Glad that the videos helped you

[@controllerbrain]

I've had left ear tinnitus (medium pitched tone) since October 2020 after a weekend of loud noise exposure. Over the years, I did go a little nuts with headphones. My right ear feels nice and hollow, but my left ear feels like there's some pressure and blockage in addition to the tone. I also have sound sensitivity. My ENT said there's an 85% chance it will go away within 6 months - he didn't really do any tests. It's been 9 months and I still have it. My audiologist reported no hearing loss and no damage to the middle ear. I don't get dizzy or vertigo. At night when it's quiet, I get an additional high pitched cicada-like sound that sounds like it's coming from both ears but it's hard to say - this doesn't bother me that much. I haven't had an MRI because my ENT and GP said it's not necessary, but now I'm starting to think otherwise. I can kind of change the severity of the tone by inserting my finger into the ear and using my other hand to wiggle my ear around. Could it be cancer? Infection? Fluid build up? I've had my ears cleared of wax. Although I started noticing this two days after my loud noise exposure in October, I'm starting to think that the timing of it could have just been a coincidence. I had a negative Covid test yesterday. I'm thinking of trying an ear popper, sinus rinse, and ear candling. What do you think Dr Thompson? Regards, Nicholas

[@treblehealth]

Hey, 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]

[@dirkdiggler2695]

How are you doing now?

[@nicholasmcarthurforbes7708]

Wow

[@atashakgem]

@@treblehealth doctor Ben I just asked my question in the comment section, pls kindly let me know if you also want me email you or your team? Thank you so much, is it possible if I could call them, I live in California, thank you 🙏🙏🙏🙌🏻🙌🏻🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@user-wu5eq2cm6h]

Thank you for giving this care and information to us Dr Ben. You rule 🎊 🎉

[@treblehealth]

My pleasure! 😊

[@padmajakumar6884]

I agree with Dr.Ben 100%.i got this tinnitus problem when I was in my early thirties.went to doc n he said no tratment for this.later I started yoga n exercise for my well being n it was not there.after almost three decades it started again because I stopped yoga because of my tight schedule.i decided to start again.dont pay attention to it.keep yourself busy n develope positive attitude.thank you for sharing Dr.Ben.

[@treblehealth]

Thanks for the comment, Padmaja! Really appreciate it. Glad it was helpful. Be well.

[@realindian1512]

Brother how u wiith tinnitus daily .plz guid me brother I am ur nation son

[@JasonNoto]

@@realindian1512 consider urine-therapy to reduce inflammation and dim t, be outside in nature sounds more and reduce stressors

[@davidrumph9991]

Hi Dr. Ben. I am excited to have some comfort and lessoning of tinnitus noise using the Mid range soother 5500 Hz noise. I was using cricut sounds at night, and actually live where I can pop the window open and hear the cricuts sometimes. I am so glad that you are giving us all this knowledge for free. I am on a limited income and cannot afford the $250 per month for your therapy services. Thank you so much for your time and effort, almost a miracle worker! Thank Dale Snale for me as well!! David

[@shanesexton8828]

Dr. Thompson, My tinnitus started the same day that I received my first Covid vaccine in April.

[@treblehealth]

Hey Shane, we are developing videos about this subject. Coming soon! Make sure to subscribe.

[@shanesexton8828]

@@treblehealth I sure will! Thank you sir!

[@cl6757]

Thank you Dr Ben for the inspiring and potentially life changing video! I could relate to all three at some level and I’m in the process of following a lot of the advice and recommendations you’ve given. Your dedication and kindness is beyond words!

[@treblehealth]

You're welcome, c l. Appreciate your comments. :)

[@DorisJGG]

I started having tinitttus after the COVID vaccine and i developed Vision Snow. Too. Is so sad that i was happy doing my part with the vaccine and now i. Am really sick . I wish I never took the vaccine

[@abhijitpadalkar7101]

Thank you Dr Ben... very encouraging.

[@treblehealth]

Glad it was helpful!

[@quaide78]

My Tinnitus started about 2 days after the first Pfizer vaccine. Over the course of about a month it was an 11/10. And for about 3 months it was pure hell. Single ear just yelling at 11/10. Over the course of the past year or so, it has subsided significantly. I'd say most days now it is 3/10 hissing noise. Sometimes more sometimes less. It hasn't unfortunately gone away completely. I have decided to try a lot of things you recommend in your videos to see if I can help with the distress it causes as well as maybe having it completely out of my life.

[@markhemming1423]

Hello. Do you have any testimonials for patients with long term tinnitus caused by loud noise exposure from gigs please?

[@mohamedbien2709]

Thank you for all your work.. Be blessed Doc

[@treblehealth]

You’re welcome Mohamed

[@paulzehner9419]

I developed Tinnitus at the end of a cold and have now had it for 13 yrs. I went to an ENT doc and I overheard him say, it's Tinnitus day in this office. Needless to say, he told me there are about 100 books I could read about it, good luck...On certain days it does stop, but I have no clue as to why. Basically, I've learned how to ignore it through staying busy and or distracted.

[@mediocre.climber]

I also had a long bad cold during by development about 10 years ago. My tinnitus is central and not too loud but I would rather not have it at all.

[@paulzehner9419]

@@mediocre.climber ...Agreed

[@onlinejad]

You're really helping us, thank you

[@treblehealth]

Hey onlinejad, 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

[@michael30044]

So glad i found your videos. Ive had Tinnitus for almost 3 years and always looking for ideas to make it better. 35years in const is probably the problem for me but i had hoped it would have gotten a little better by now. Thanks for you videos! Mike in Reno

[@treblehealth]

Thank you for your comment. Appreciate it

[@molloarden8938]

Thank you for this informative video!

[@treblehealth]

Hey mollo Ben, 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

[@kengkuevang5913]

God bless you sir for your work ethic and the heart of not giving up. I appreciate your help as it has helped me lessen my Tinnitus.

[@treblehealth]

Hey Kengkue, 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

[@tbecker97204]

What about tinnitus caused by nerve damage in the inner ear?

[@Solitaryone96]

Hello sir . I just started with MINOXIDIL 5% for my hair loss problem .after that my tinnitus got bit louder and I have headache , dizziness.Is really minoxidil triggers tinnitus.thank you !! Waiting for ur reply !!!

[@bajango3975]

The second case study really resonates with me. Ive had tinnitus for 7 months, and all of a sudden just got sooo much worse this weekend and wayy more reactive. Pretty much 50 percent of all sounds affect it to a ridiculous degree. I have hearing loss from a long term treatment of anti biotics, high pitched hearing loss. I was coping well before with hearing aids, but now...its literally suicidal. Im completely panicking and bawling crying multiple times a day. Its so reactive now. 0 percent chance i can live like this forever. I guess i have to start meditating or whatever, FML.

[@treblehealth]

I'm really sorry you're going through this tough time. Please consider talking to one of our tinnitus experts for support and guidance. They can provide strategies and options to help manage your symptoms. Here's the link to schedule a consultation: treble.health/free-consultation. If you feel like you need immediate assistance, please don't hesitate to reach out to a suicide crisis line for support by calling/texting 988

[@guerraldo]

It is caused by neuroinflammation, in my case apparently a tooth with a bad root canal, I removed it a month ago, I did not try the repair or root canal, this caused me a severity of tinnitus of 7 or 8 out of 10, almost 3 years, without being able to work After the extraction of the tooth it decreases day by day and even my hearing has begun to improve greatly. I have a diet based on meat and eggs and no bread, few vegetables, I forgot the doctor who treated me, he also told me that the vaccine was a risk of getting worse

[@Berte_1]

How are you now?

[@daveralphtinoy9198]

I was just drinking water while I was laying down but I'll raise my head while I drink then after i drank the water I notice the ringing started then I cant sleep, in the morning it was still the same, while I was working I played music then for 1 week the ringing was gone. Then while I was listening during my online class the ringing started and I cant focus. But if I hear noises for few hours, sometimes the ringing will comeback less than an hour

[@wasieladollieh5341]

Thank you so much Dr my Tinnitus came from my sinus having it for a couple months since last year I have a lot of anxious also when for hearing test and it seems normal but can't take loud noise , my seems bad when I get anxiety to

[@lawrenceanastasi9370]

Thanks for sharing Dr Ben, I have been following your videos on utube for 12 months and have implemented most of what you have taught, my next step is to purchase hearing aids with TRT integration, I have been down the same path as many of your patients, on the net searching ,every one has a cure for $$ , and have been caught a few times and became very sceptical until I started to follow you and Julian Cowan Hill , My tinnitus now is 50 % better over a period of 6 months Once again thank you!

[@treblehealth]

Hey Larence, 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

[@markjulius7915]

KZbin has amazing Tinnitus Sound Therapy videos that have static and beeping noises that mask the noises in your head.

[@skotty1962]

Thank you for sharing these stories. Very encouraging.

[@treblehealth]

Glad you took the time to comment. Thanks.

[@Shasadaf]

I save this vedio and watch again and again for postive thinking. I il get better vry soon I hav tiñnitus from 3 months It il cure 💪😊

[@Sasuke9696]

Your t T is gone now ?

[@Shadyfoo323]

I got shot and after surgery I had hearing loss on my right then months later I would listen still to loud music and my ear started ringing out of nowhere

[@brettzimmerman4566]

Thanks Doctor - we all need a plan, the only issue I have is nobody seems to totally get rid of it 100 percent, is that true doctor?

[@dirkdiggler2695]

It is not true, there are people who have had tinnitus for months, even years and they got rid of it. It's finding the cause and if you get to the root of the problem it will go away. Some people it's their diet and some its a pinched nerve in the neck, try everything that it could be and it will vanish. And never have self doubt cause if you don't believe it can go away then it won't. The mind is a powerful thing. Good luck.

[@lymanleslie3097]

Thank you Doctor!!! You have helped me so much from your videos. I have very encouraged!!!

[@treblehealth]

You are so welcome

[@charmainegarcia951]

Interested. 62 years old. Living in South Africa. Low level hearing loss with Tinnitus. Been told there's no help with this.

[@MarshaLagrone-p5z]

I use noise cancelling earbuds to protect my ears when I know I will be around loud noise. The problem is when I use these, it makes my tinnitus so LOUD when I have them in. I feel like I am going to lose my mind because it is SO loud. Can you advise what I need to do? Is there something else to protect my ears from loud noise? I don’t want to damage my ears further. Thank you for any help.

[@treblehealth]

Unfortunately, that is normal and it's more important that you protect your ears. There are ways to help decrease the overall volume of your tinnitus so that when you are using hearing protection, it isn't as bothersome. Schedule a complimentary telehealth consultation: treble.health/consultation

[@opheriaemacino353]

Same to me…😢 I can’t sleep,,I have work too I’m afraid too lost my job.. but my ear noise…😭 My vaccine march 26 2022😭 my

[@boagek24]

Great to hear that people there tinnitus got quiet. But these are cases from people who have tinnitus for no longer then 8 months. I would really like to see cases from people who have there tinnitus for years.

[@artymcecstacyface6269]

I think its obvious those cases are never gonna get quieter the brain just starts to nitice is not s often and stops the emotional triggers

[@lizzee.r]

My tts came with pain in the ears, hyperacusia, insomnia, slight hearing loss, no infection, no tumor. I am.highly depressed. I lose 30 pounds. I need help. I'm considering hearing aids. At three months of having tts I got covid. I started taking antidepressants and benzos.

[@elaela2352]

How are you now? Hope better.. best wishes🙏🏼

[@yacineyacine-lj8lm]

God bless you ,very encouraging video .stay stong guys

[@treblehealth]

Hey yacine, 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

[@chrisweber9852]

Pulsatile tinnitus isn't helped with noise distraction like white noise. Nothing drowns out the noise unless it's so loud the distraction becomes a problem noise. Hopefully, with the increase of tinnitus due to covid and the vaccines, more studies will happen to find a cure. Thank you for your dedication to tinnitus suffers.

[@treblehealth]

Hey Chris, you're so welcome. Thanks for appreciating!. Be well.

[@alisonjones3057]

I live in the UK, I developed tinnitus a few weeks after covid vaccination. I have ringing but the worst thing is I also have a chaotic tune playing constantly, I've never heard of this before. I had this since March, I'm in such a state of constant anxiety and can't even barely eat . I wake up with panic attacks in the morning. I'm so depressed, I can't live like this 😢

[@geoffshanks6795]

Hi Alison, I developed tinnitus late January 21, first 6 weeks was hard , I was in a bad way, but gradually, very gradually I have grown accustomed to it , someday 4 or 5 out of 10 , other days 7 - 8 out of ten, keep ur mind occupied, don't let it get on top of you , hard I know, good luck

[@alisonjones3057]

@@geoffshanks6795 thankyou so much for your kind words ❤

[@geoffshanks6795]

No problems , don't trawl Internet for cures etc , it is what it is , live with it , do t let it beat u , good luck

[@fashionwithcora1062]

@Alison Jones we have the same case. I got tinnitus a few weeks after my vaccine. I wonder myself if connected to my vaccine. It's really bad and putting me into depression. How are you doing these days?

[@malinkarlsson5816]

Its so hard the first weeks. But it usually goes away for people that got it from covid-vaccine. Believe it Will get better, relax and dont hang yourself up on it just trust it Will go away

[@micahmann6967]

Your just great man. Keep me hoping that treatment is possible. Even if it is hard to access ❤️🙏

[@treblehealth]

You’re welcome Micah. When you say hard to access what do you mean?

[@kishwarsultana1022]

Thank you so much for your wonderful video. So you advise patients sound therapy and tinnitus retraining therapy? I'm from India. How can I contact u? Can you please tell me how do I rate my tinnitus on a scale which you are mentioning in the video? Thanks and God bless u.

[@treblehealth]

Hi. I would gladly consider you as a new client. Feel free to contact our team via email and we can do our best to help you. Our email is [e-mail]

[@Jash3811]

I developed tinnitus because of excessive stress over thinking.. 2 years in

[@reggietjahjadi2722]

14 days now and im on my loudest spike and longest i have ever had..i need help

[@treblehealth]

Hi Reggie, 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]

[@sharonoflondon3365]

Wonder if a water fast at a health center such as True North would be a good place to try for a tinnitus cure? (they run tests there and often present papers to leading medical journals on reversing chronic diseases)

[@treblehealth]

Thank you for this suggestion.

[@concettahoughtaling4015]

I will listen to your videos, I live alone and am so happy to have found you

[@treblehealth]

Thanks for your comment, Concetta! Glad you liked them. :) Be well. :)

[@concettahoughtaling4015]

@@treblehealth your welcome, my head is like a low frequency sound, esp more when stressed.

[@jansenofficialtv8440]

I HVE HOPE WHILE I WACHING YOUR VIDEOS

[@artymcecstacyface6269]

my problem is that the hyperakusis and tinnitus are always at the same time and support each other, when i try to relax and wear hearing protection to sleep or even stay sane and keep away from stress the tinnitus is always so loud that i need to listen to loud music to oversample it. but that makes it louder because of consisten hearing loss. And every little sound hurts in my ears like a knife stabbing my inner ear because of the hyperakusis. iam only 19 and its hard to not have suicidal tendencies because its not really getting better after almost 3 years now... i had the ringing since childhood but always pretty quiet. and since then i listened to a lot of loud music and had big hearing loss at least subjectively. but the doctors couldnt find anything. so now i cant go to parties or crowded invironmnets and i am a fulltime drummer and guitarist so my dreams of my favorite thing in life is pretty much grounded and i am clueless what to do next... the doctos wanted to give me tavor benozodiazepines but i refused because i have frineds who complitely ruined their live with benzo addicition and its especially dangerous for unstable people

[@treblehealth]

If hyperacusis is appropriately treated, it is a good sign for tinnitus treatment. Effectiveness of tinnitus treatment will depend on numerous individual factors. Please reach out to our team at Pure Tinnitus.

[@edithbautista5328]

@@treblehealth yo tengo hipoacusia me puedo ayudar tmb soy de Perú

[@anniesmith2]

Thank you..I was put on Atorvastatin in Feb 2020. A week in, my head had extreme pressure and I got tinnitus in both ears. Yes, the screeching bothered me. I was terrified and eventually found out that this would not affect my brain. I then found I was able to tolerate the noise better knowing this. It is still loud and I would just love to have silence. I am now off statins because I was having other major problems with it but they told me the tinnitus would never go away. I don’t seem to have hearing loss and I sleep well. I also have a processing disorder. Is the tinnitus making it worse?

[@laurencemartin2797]

Thank You!

[@treblehealth]

Hey Laurence, 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

[@babakzadeh1741]

Is gym OK or listening to music in the gym ideal Dr?and what noise we have to listen to to calm it down

[@agevirg7934]

Found out mine was caused by a blood vessel that pop in my left year from a highly stressful situation.. now it rings and lost high pitch hearing

[@simpleyouth]

With my tinnitus is like this. Sometimes it's loud sometimes very low and in cases i don't hear it at all (in quiet environment). When the tinnitus stop, I would feel something like fluid coming out of my ear or like a vaccum of air went from my ear a through my nostril. So the ringing stops sometimes🤷‍♂️

[@krishankanhaiya4657]

Is there any relationship between winter season and tinnitus

[@treblehealth]

There is no science to support any relationship between winter and tinnitus.

[@victorjayasaputra3226]

Thanks Ben really inspiring testimony, i have tinnitus for 8 months , and i wonder if i can get a private online counseling with you to help me with my problem , i am from Indonesia. Thanks

[@treblehealth]

Hi Victor. Yes absolutely! I do all of my tinnitus work via telehealth. I would gladly consider you as a new client or direct you to the appropriate local doctor. Feel free to contact our team via email and we can do our best to help you. Our email is [e-mail]

[@victorjayasaputra3226]

@@treblehealth thanks Ben , will do .

[@suzannebarrett]

My tinnitus started 2 weeks ago. I was told to put olive oil in my ear to get rid of some deep stubborn ear wax. I put it in a couple of days and on the third day I put too much and felt it drop deep into my ear and the tinnitus and fullness in my ear started. The next day I had micro suction at the hospital to try to get rid of the last deep bit of wax in my right head. She was really hurting me and eventually got it out. She did the left for a bit too which I wasn't happy about as I was told it was gone but she only did it for a few seconds. The fullness went but the tinnitus stayed. I seem to have it in stereo for both ears so now wonder if it's the micro suction that's damaged the nerves in my ear. I am on tinnitus Facebook page and there's a lot of them that got it after micro suction for ear wax. Is this common? I am really struggling even though it's only been 2 weeks. I can hear it all the time, above the TV, driving, radio, even on walks now. I don't know how I can have a life like this.

[@suzannebarrett]

@benthompsonaud Sorry I never tagged you above.

[@Celisar1]

My real question is still unanswered: can I get the hearing back when the overlaying loud tinnitus is gone???

[@spiderman_atul]

I visited day before yesterday and my ENT doctor diagnosed it that my left ear hole is narrow lil bit than other thats why its not clear itself. After they clean my ear my tinnitus going slowly. But the main reason also a running nose. Stress anxiety will also star play roles when tinnitus starts. But first of all my advise is dont use cotton ear wax removers at home because both time after used it and tinnitus started. Also may be after covishield took. I am not sure but doctor gave me antibiotics and allergy medicines.

[@treblehealth]

Hi, it depends on your history. There are numerous potential causes or triggers for tinnitus. Feel free to contact our team via email and we can do our best to help you. Our email is [e-mail]

[@hajinka98_]

i suffered for tinnitus since 2018 and sometimes feel excruciating pain in my ears. Could it be a cracked eardrum?

[@yourroastedterryflaps5712]

Possibly and middle ear or inner infection

[@claus1225]

What vitamin supplements or any supplements do you recommend for someone with tinnitus without hearing loss?

[@treblehealth]

There is no data to support vitamins or any supplements for tinnitus.

[@austinsmith2333]

I love and adore you Dr. Ben, you are wonderful, and I want to meet you.

[@katharinedeyro6771]

I have tinnitus, but I hate noise. When it is quiet, my tinnitus triggers.

[@Boffinsback]

I have may different tinnitus sounds tinnitus bothers me mostly at night. my main issue is mes (musical ear syndrome) where my brain loops music constantly none stop it's very difficult to do even simple tasks stress definitely makes it worse I think I have around three tinnitus sounds plus the mes my tinnitus has improved the brain does help filter it out. I also have tinnitus maskers they help a lot when the tinnitus gets loud.

[@terriowen6161]

I’ve had tinnitus for more than 20 yrs. I’m intrigued by the hearing aids programmed for sound therapy. Does this just replace the tinnitus sound with another constant sound?

[@treblehealth]

Hey Terri, 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]

[@karldunnegan2689]

@@treblehealth That was a great question that I wish you could have answered publicly. I hear you speak of TRT and sound therapy and wonder what exactly that you mean.

[@reuleosebastian9764]

i have a tinnitus causes by ear infection but its change sound is there effect for hearing?

[@treblehealth]

Hey Reuleo, 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]

[@hugoisraelyanezlopez9957]

Tus vídeos llegan hasta México,y son de mucha ayuda,un abrazo desde acá (:

[@treblehealth]

Muchissima gracias!!!

[@atashakgem]

Thank you doctor Ben for great video and all your help, cares, and educational videos, my tinnitus started due the Eustachian tube dysfunction, due to extreme amount of pressure in ears after about a month I suffered from the ETD, tinnitus started, and I noticed every two weeks the tones changes, and now 2.5 months, I notice again changes, almost loud every day then becomes like more air pressure, which the pressure and the sound/ tone even cause a bit pain in ear! do you have any patients reported their tinnitus like mine? Is there hope it gets better? 🙏🙏🙌🏻🙏 thank you

[@treblehealth]

Hey plane'te, thank you for the comment. We are glad to know that our videos have helped you. Regarding your question, feel free to contact our team via email and we can do our best to help you. Our email is [e-mail]

[@atashakgem]

@@treblehealth thanks 🙏🏻 truly i am panicking a lot I pray a lot yet the anxiety caused by this ringing is horrific I try be calm but so scared when is loud and none stop 🥺🥺😓 I don’t know how Continue life w this? I appreciate your help 🙏🏻♾

[@rishabhchakravarti7287]

@@atashakgem brother how r you now ???

[@Monipenny1000]

@@atashakgem I can relate with you. I've suffered from ETD most all of my life without realizing what it was or what was causing it until a year and half ago. It just dawned on me what the cause was for myself. That was through a period of noticing a difference from when I vacuumed my bedroom to the following days until I vacuumed again. I realized my congestion was lessened at night going to bed after vacuuming earlier that day, I eventually made that connection. I always thought I was fortunate to not have any allergies but realizing that was not the case. Long story short, a year and a half ago, my eustacian tubes were so blocked, I became completely deaf in my right ear. And I could only hear out of my left ear a little bit. I made an appointment with an ENT specialist who diagnosed my ETD. The cause of it that I accidently discovered was allergies to my pets who always slept in my bedroom. There was never a time in my life where I didn't live with pets except the one year being away at "college" in 85/86. Too long ago to recall back if I suffered less. I didn't get any ear infections during that school year, I know that. Growing up and throughout my adult life, I have always suffered with recurring ear infections clearly caused from ETD. I suffer with tinnitus and hearing loss as a result. I can only control my ETD by keeping my pets out of my bedroom, I sleep much better without congestion, drainage and constant coughing now. And flonase and sudafed the doctor told me to use daily for the rest of my life. I use them on occasion, not daily. Initially he put me on prednisone too. The combination of the three medicines cleared my congestion and restored my hearing better than it ever was before but short lived of course, though I hear the same as my normal. I've learned to live with tinnitus but would love to rid myself of that.

[@gracesamusamu1490]

Thank you dr

[@treblehealth]

Hey grace, 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

[@sarahsmile6581]

I can’t use air pods because they will interfere with my pacemaker. What else that is similar that can help ? Thank you for your positive videos ❤️

[@treblehealth]

Hey Sarah, 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]

[@wendyfama9287]

Got my booster dec 2021...got my hearing sound problem this month feb...keep searching what is the cause.

[@trentstegvz]

Mine clears kind of like the first but spikes around the weekend for some reason

[@30secondsbehind80]

Will this tinnitus ever go away I got after antibiotics .... And my right nose is close too Does I get allgery from antibiotics

[@monroeedmond5105]

I have recurring bad memories. Is there a way to control or get rid of this. This only started when the tinnitus started.

[@treblehealth]

Hey Monroe, 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]

[@NeverTakeNoShortcuts]

Yes of course it can go away, but almost never. Don't give people false hope you just need to learn to live with it that's just a hard brutal fact of it

[@babakzadeh1741]

How TMJ problems effect tinnitus?

[@rajendarbhagat804]

I also have tinnitus It’s with left ear, since i had a small hole ear from there it’s started off, I have this problem since 5 to 6 years , I try to ignore that it works most of the time, so when I am stress or someone reminds it’s very irritating for some days

[@treblehealth]

Sorry to hear that you've been having a tough time with your tinnitus, Rajendar. If you need further help, feel free to contact our team via email and we can do our best to help you. Our email is [e-mail]

[@amykisz6477]

Dr. Ben do you have certain hearing aids you recommend? I have tinnitus due to slight hearing loss

[@treblehealth]

Hey Amy, 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]

[@Nutin2C]

Is it true Lexapro can cause tinnitus?

[@CannotStop69]

Dr. Ben let me tell you, I got tinnitus 4 months ago, that week when I got T I was supposed to get the covit19 vaccine, how many of those 3000 was a coincidence that they got vaccinated? Had I gotten vaccinated I would be blaming the covid vaccine,

[@raashidshaikh6032]

My tinnitus due to tympanic membrane perforation but perforation still there during the treatment of tympanic membrane pass nice expose then I got tinnitus it will be curable or not please reply me I am so depressed in my life I am only 22 now

[@jmt1692]

I'm 26 and I'm also suffering. I hope that eventually you are cured or that you at least notice an improvement. Time will tell. For now, know that there are people who care about you. I care. Please feel safe and loved.

[@zewduwondifraw6937]

I have developed Tinnitus in my left ear and my hearing is reduced after I took the second dose of my Covid 19 vaccine specifically Astrazeneca. I also injected the vaccine into my left arm. Is there any connection between the vaccine I took and my tinnitus?

[@treblehealth]

You can browse on some of my videos related to that topic thank you

[@Oceanxx12]

Are you better

[@Oceanxx12]

Are you better

[@lanaschmidlin6413]

Hello Dr. Ben is it possible to have an online appointment with about my tinnitus?

[@treblehealth]

Hi there, I would be more than happy to get you set up with a free telehealth consultation! If you are located in the United States, please use this link treble.health/consultation, and if you are outside of the United States, please use this link treble.health/international-consultation