..... tinnitus here, or hear???

[Charlie T]

Originally Posted by fatlazyless

Do believe I have recently, last two weeks, come down with what is a strong case of tinnitus; irritating, constant noise within my head. It is similar to a high pitched sound of steam escaping from a steam radiator vent, or maybe a constant electronic sound made when turning an oscilloscope.

Is definitely a major distraction and constant annoyance either coming from the ears, and centered in the brain ...... somewhere, in there.

If I am able to peddle up this huge health hill of a problem right now, all things considered, coasting down the hill on the good side of a tinnitus relief cure will be a major blessing.

Have I seen a medical doctor ...... not yet ...... will I see one ..... I had better go see the doctor, very soon.

Anyone here have any experience, suggestions, or advice on this very serious health issue I am experiencing ....... tinnitus?

I am age 69 and generally in very excellent health, and look forward to living to age 99 ...... but for now, i need to get this interior brain/ear irritant noise cured! ......

FLL, I'm in the Professional Audio business and information of potentially promising research on a new tinnitus treatment being pioneered in at the University of Auckland came across my desk. When I read of it, I thought you and other tinnitus sufferers in this thread that might be interested. I know nothing specific about this work, so take the info for what it is. It may be of help to you though. Here is a link for you to review.

https://www.svconline.com/needtoknow...-treatment-app

Good Luck

Charlie T

[SailinAway]

This is interesting in that link: "What this therapy does is essentially rewire the brain in a way that de-emphasizes the sound of the tinnitus to a background noise that has no meaning or relevance to the listener.”

Here is the original study: https://www.frontiersin.org/articles...22.958730/full

[dickiej]

Have you tried CBD W/turmeric? It worked wonders for me.

[salty dog]

I've had tinnitus for approximately 10 years now. It may have gotten worse but so slowly it's hard to tell. I liken it to the sound of a fluorescent light ballast; high pitched buzzing. I can definitely understand how it can drive someone to distraction. During my annual hearing test this year, in the sound booth, with headphones on, I had a digital controller to allow me to change high-pitched signals to find a frequency that almost totally canceled the noise. It was quite amazing. Bose, of course, has used this tech for years, and Cadilac also. The hearing aids required are costly but if I reach a point of complete distraction I think that may be the way to go.

[fatlazyless]

Here's an excellent link ..... http://www.jacksonvilleentsurgery.co...nnitus-curable ..... that describes tinnitus.

Suggest you google 'affliction tinnitus' to see a number of different sources with information on tinnitus.

[ApS]

Measured on "the quiet side" of one's house:

https://medicalxpress.com/news/2023-...-tinnitus.html

Maybe on Lake Winnipesaukee to include loud boats?

[fatlazyless]

That's an excellent write-up on the affliction tinnitus coming from Odense University Hospital, "the largest and most specialized hospital in southern Denmark."

It mentions cases referred from an otorhinolaryngolost ...... a specialist ..... www.wikipedia.org/wiki/Otorhinolaryngology ..... someone for me to seek out.

This is just my opinion but it's probably the very loud noises like a pounding hammer or gunfire that has a percussion effect within one's ears that lead to tinnitus later on in life as opposed to loud motorboats out some distance on the lake.

Down the bottom of this report was a ...... http://www.medicalxpress.com/news/20...nitus-ear.html .... with a video from the Mayo Clinic.

[ApS]

In a new study with data from 3.5 million Danes, researchers from the Department of Clinical Research...found that the more traffic noise Danish residents are exposed to in their homes, the more they are at risk of developing tinnitus.

Data from 3.5 million Danes is more realistic than data from hundreds of clinical studies numbering 1000 rats each! IMHO.

I can't trace my tinnitus to any study. It started in childhood with tiny high-pitched tones, which convinced me I was being contacted by aliens. Aliens was especially convincing, as I'd received a Germanium-powered radio, which I listened to after lights-out.

However, it could have been made worse when M-80s came on the scene in 1958!

For some reason, my tinnitus is especially loudest after dinner.

[TiltonBB]

Originally Posted by fatlazyless

This is just my opinion but it's probably the very loud noises like a pounding hammer or gunfire that has a percussion effect within one's ears that lead to tinnitus later on in life as opposed to loud motorboats out some distance on the lake.

Thank you for the opinion. I have had it in my left ear since a motorcycle accident about 15 years ago. I landed hard on the left side, my head banged on the ground. No helmet.

It is funny that most of the time I can ignore it and forget about it. Every time I read about it on this site I think about it and notice it is still there.

Let us know when you find a cure!

[dickiej]

I’m telling you….try CBD with turmeric…works wonders.