I Tried Tapping for Tinnitus - Does it Work?

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Skull tapping claims to provide instant relief for tinnitus. Audiologist and tinnitus expert Ben Thompson tries it, and explains the science of this surprising technique.
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[@treblehealth]

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[@tedgoff4559]

Every time I try this, my tinnitus gets louder. After 2 rounds it went from about a 4 to about a 7.

[@EleftherioStylianou-jx9ps]

Mine too

[@treblehealth]

It's normal for tinnitus to fluctuate when we start to use sound therapy. Often times, tinnitus will increase when you attempt to mask it. It's important to keep the volume of sound therapy below the level of tinnitus to avoid it getting louder and for best long term outcomes.

[@tedgoff4559]

@@treblehealth this wasn't sound therapy. It was flip the back of your head. My tinnitus fluctuates constantly, with no apparent reason most of the time.

[@margwoskett8869]

Come to Canada Dr. Ben! Your videos have helped me sooo much...I'm seeing great Improvement in my tinnitus! Thank you!

[@treblehealth]

That's wonderful to hear! I'm thrilled that my videos have made such a positive impact on your tinnitus journey, and it's fantastic to hear about the improvements you're experiencing.

[@DasKaddelchen]

This didn't change my high pitched tinnitus (>10 kHz) at all, but made my low frequency tinnitus (67 Hz) disappear for about 20 seconds. After 20 seconds it came back much louder but got to a normal level after about a minute. We use a similar method in our hum-tone-hearer community cause a lot of the affected can't differentiate their low-frequency tinnitus from actual hum-tones or, more often, don't want to believe what they hear is not an actual sound.

[@mrSbig20]

Nonsense. Tapping for me = no relief 😡

[@attila840702]

I'm 39 and my tinnitus started about 7 months ago. Strangely there are some days when it completely stops for a full day. I'm not sure why. On bad days I cannot make it stop and it's often very distracting. I've also noticed that the ringing is loudest when I wake up form an afternoon nap.

[@voodooaa]

Exactly! Today i napped for like 30 minutes and it was RINGING :D How is it in the morning for you? Have you noticed something different if you sleep on your side vs your back?

[@mikespence8895]

Mine is quietest in the morning but then slowly ramps up throughout the day.

[@adongvito2885]

They say T reduced if u have good sleep me if i dont sleep i have no T . 😮

[@voodooaa]

@@mikespence8895 mine is kind of the opposite, its the most quiet in the evening before bed

[@attila840702]

@@voodooaa I haven't noticed any difference in relation to my sleeping position. This morning I had a little bit of ringing in my ears, not too distracting. Then as soon as I started working and put on my headphones, the ringing got very loud.

[@oddspadakins]

I did it 4 times. The level was around 6 prior to intervention. Then 4/5 after the 4th. With some variation. Then it got better as time went on and the variation became more on the low side3-4. Awesome.

[@dhc4186]

This is the BEST channel for the management of tinnitus!

[@vegetossgss1114]

lol

[@nigbiker2592]

It immediately halved my tinnitus fro 4 to a 2. Took about 3 mins to rebuild up to the 4 again. My issue seems to be related to neck and jaw tension. Massage, manipulation and white noise when asleep seem to be helping a lot. I was a 6/7 in volume a month ago. Oh, and I have cut out all alcohol most of my caffeine intake too!

[@Shariftitu]

It was relieved for a few seconds only

[@JanetWilliams01]

Worked for me. Wow! About a 6/7 before (left ear/right ear), down to about a 2-left / 3-right for about.... Wait. I can hear the overhead fan in the bedroom now, and the sound of distant early morning traffic on the highway about a mile away. Birds! I think I'll cry... It's slowly coming back, but not to as loud as it was before. Maybe about a 4/5? I tried it on just one ear and it seems to work for both ears if I just do one. That's just wild. THANK YOU, thank you!

[@ariesheshelala]

did nothing for me, but i'm willing to keep trying

[@PureNaZa]

I had to quit nicotine and alcohol before it got better but sound therapy by far worked the most been a 3 months since it started im hoping it gets better and not just for a day. It did get better for me but not in volume just how much i pay attention to it. Which does lower it somehow but it gets loud if you give it too much attention, maybe soon it will lower, keep your mind strong as you fight it, we are all in this together. Love you all ❤ we got this

[@MichaelMcdonagh-ml7ox]

Always 10

[@arnaudbonzon348]

Can someone explain this? I did the tapping exercise, and it drastically changed the sound of my right ear tinnitus (the left one stayed unchanged). For 10 seconds, it felt like a small bomb exploding in my ear before it returned to "normal." Any opinions on what happened @treblehealth?

[@treblehealth]

Typically, 50% of people will notice tinnitus relief with the tapping exercise. There is still more research to be done on why the outcomes differ drastically from one person to another. It's hard to say why you experienced relief in one ear but not the other.

[@oldcrow4301]

Occlusion affect if I cup my hands over my ears!

[@whisperviz1346]

The only thing that work for me is sound theraphy. I spent days finding the one that work for me.

[@mrSbig20]

Nonsense. Tapping Technique = 0. 👎🏾

[@garymurphy6901]

Tried that for weeks b4 I found your channel and then I found out more about T did not work for me 😢

[@treblehealth]

I'm sorry to hear that the previous methods didn't work for you, but I'm glad you found our channel and gained more insights about tinnitus.

[@christinemanigian209]

I was doing this when I first got my 24/7 tinnitus, desperately searching online how to resolve tinnitus. Not only did it make it worse, it made me feel like I whiplashed my head, got dizzy, made myself get a headache, back of head very sore, and my coworkers at work thought I had a serious mental problem doing that. I would not recommend as it DOES NOT HELP.☹️

[@treblehealth]

I'm sorry to hear it did not help. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Tinnitus Retraining Therapy (TRT) are often more effective approaches. We can assist you in exploring these options further. Feel free to use this link to book a complimentary telehealth consultation with us treble.health/consultation

[@christinemanigian209]

@@treblehealth Stress doesn't help and people that cause me stress. I may have to cut them out of my life. Thank you. I will try it.

[@shelleymvaden3971]

Nope,still a 7. Your gray sound therapy page helps more.

[@melaniemorrison7855]

I tap all my fingers on my head, it gives me about 3 minutes relief.

[@videocast3655]

might as well have tapped my foot.

[@gec929]

It works... as exercise for the fingers. 😂

[@christinemanigian209]

😂

[@meat_loves_wasabi]

The method is effective for those short temporary moments when you get loud high pitch ringing in the ear.. for tinnitus this method doesn’t do anything for me

[@treblehealth]

I agree, high-pitched ringing can be challenging. That's why working with tinnitus experts who understand the complexities of the condition can make a real difference. If you're interested, you can use this link for a complimentary telehealth consultation with our specialists. treble.health/consultation

[@oiseau3361]

8

[@tordanielsen912]

6

[@Mark_Jacobson81]

I’m so lucky, I had tinnitus for 28 years, Covid jab made it much worse and took me 18 months to get used to it, now I have pulsatile tinnitus in one ear that I have to habituate to / and get checked out. I am starting to hate my brain.

[@treblehealth]

It sounds like you've been through a lot with your tinnitus, especially with the recent challenges after getting the Covid vaccine. Visiting your local ENT specialist is a good step to take. They can assess the pulsatile tinnitus in your ear and provide guidance on how to manage and possibly alleviate the symptoms.

[@Toasty-pops]

Mine went from a 5 down to a 4 for about a minute then returned to normal 5 pretty quickly. Meh

[@susanafelix7344]

Traducir.a español

[@chiefmegadeth]

I hear so many people who have the tinnitus learn to ignore it, but never actively try all these different avenues to bring it down and get rid of it. You have to believe and train your brain. Or try different types of holistic and physical treatments. Even hypnotherapy as well If you have Somatic T, try chiropractor and all those other things that might get rid of it.

[@amirgroove6518]

nope

[@raymondeargle8653]

Bounce back up variable

[@raymondeargle8653]

About a seven

[@ArcticArrow7]

No change at all for me.

[@ianmelling6686]

It doesn't work for me

[@treblehealth]

I understand your frustration, and I agree that finding effective solutions can be challenging. Working with our team at Treble Health, who specialize in tinnitus management, might offer the support and strategies you need. You can use this link to book a complimentary telehealth consultation with one of our tinnitus specialists. treble.health/consultation

[@ukidding]

Tapping foes work but only for a short time...1 minute

[@MegaPortenio]

I tried tapping too and it didn’t work.

[@treblehealth]

I get your frustration, finding effective solutions is tough. Our team at Treble Health specializes in tinnitus management and can provide the support you need. Book a complimentary telehealth consultation with our specialists here: treble.health/consultation

[@user-wk8ro2hg2t]

Dosent work for me

[@treblehealth]

I'm sorry to hear that it didn't work for you either. We're here to support you. Consider booking a complimentary telehealth consultation with one of our tinnitus experts for personalized guidance and strategies. treble.health/consultation

[@Geezer_Gun]

never worked for me.

[@treblehealth]

I'm sorry to hear that it didn't work for you either. We're here to support you. Consider booking a complimentary telehealth consultation with one of our tinnitus experts for personalized guidance and strategies. treble.health/consultation

[@raymondeargle8653]

Now down to a six

[@SUMER56510]

it decreased by 60% than came back but not as load??

[@treblehealth]

I'm glad to hear that there has been a decrease in the loudness of your tinnitus, even if it did come back to some extent. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Tinnitus Retraining Therapy (TRT) have shown to be more effective in managing tinnitus in the long term. If you're interested in exploring these methods further, please use this link to schedule a complimentary telehealth consultation with one of our experienced audiologists treble.health/consultation

[@drcolster]

NOTHING FOR ME.... I'M THINKING OF USING 2 HAMMERS...

[@LajitasRain]

Video it then upload to KZbin.

[@drcolster]

@@LajitasRainCome Over, can do it together…👍

[@1dluep]

NO this does not work

[@treblehealth]

I'm sorry to hear that it didn't work for you either. We're here to support you. Consider booking a complimentary telehealth consultation with one of our tinnitus experts for personalized guidance and strategies. treble.health/consultation

[@brianlynch923]

This is not trough

[@jefffisher6481]

Does nothing

[@paulbaddiley7326]

Does not work at all!

[@treblehealth]

We understand your concerns regarding our services since there are many false advertisements that offer a cure for tinnitus. We offer personalized, evidence-based care led by experienced Doctors of Audiology who specialize in tinnitus therapy. Research has shown that about 80% of patients can reduce the impact of tinnitus by a statistically significant level, using brain retraining techniques. If you would like to learn more, we would be more than happy to offer a complimentary telehealth consultation with an audiologist on our team, and they can answer any questions that you may have. treble.health/consultation

[@harveeee2873]

Please get a haircut.

[@karldunnegan2689]

This did absolutely nothing for me.....Except make me feel foolish.😊

[@treblehealth]

I understand your frustration, and I agree that finding effective solutions can be challenging. Working with our team at Treble Health, who specialize in tinnitus management, might offer the support and strategies you need. You can use this link to book a complimentary telehealth consultation with one of our tinnitus specialists. treble.health/consultation