Overcoming Tinnitus & Hyperacusis: My Journey to 80% Improvement!
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In this podcast episode, Jacquie shares her inspiring story of dealing with tinnitus and hyperacusis. She discusses the challenges she faced and the gradual process of improvement she experienced. This conversation highlights the importance of patience, consistency, positive sound enrichment, and finding the right treatment plan tailored to individual needs.
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September 2015 I noticed tinnitus in my left ear, then October the same year, it developed and I heard it in my right ear too, that time I almost ended my life coz it is hell feeling. I'm okay even though I'm still hearing this in my brain 😊
I can so relate to this now. After covid booster I developed tinnitus and vertigo with hyperacusis. Your videos have helped me enormously. I have had it 5 months now and with your advice I wear eat plugs some of the time and the rest of the time I get on with it and force myself to stay in room when kettle is boiling, stay in garden when lawnmowers are on and it sometimes makes the tinnitus louder for a time but gradually I feel things are settling down. Thank you for making these videos.
Me too after covid
Suffered tinnitus after an assault by a patient leading to severe head trauma. I work as a psychiatrist and obviously the facility I work in is loud, aggressive, and often dangerous..I had to adapt, you have to let go of the old you, force yourself slowly into environments that are loud.. I'm 5 months in and I feel it's mostly manageable.
Me too after the first and only one injection of poison ☠️ it’s not a vaccin I wear ear loops do yoga relaxation retired from my NHS job🙏🙏🙏
When I first developed tinnitus I also had horrible noise sensitivities. Loud noise made me insane. I would run away crying. It felt like bat hearing. I could hear things others could not too. It took a few years but it is now gone. Dealing with tinnitus now using Treble maskers. Dr Tracy and Dr Sarah have been so helpful. I think I’ll make a full recovery in time.
Thanks for sharing. 😊
How did you contact them as j never had a reply.
This is such a helpful video! Online forums are full of anxiety which is highly contagious. These videos give hope and show that you can get better!
Glad to hear that. 😊
@@treblehealthI didn't think you were able to work with people in the UK?.
Extremely helpful! I’m currently working with the team at Treble Health and having regular coaching sessions with Dr. Ramsay. Dr Ben has developed a treatment protocol that has given me a tremendous amount of relief from the anxiety/distress commonly associated with tinnitus & Hyperacusis. I highly recommend Treble Health. They truly care about their patients. 👍
Thank you! 😊
Thanks for this. Yes it's lonely and isolating. Hyperacusis should be spoken about more. I got H when T started 3 months ago. At first the fridge, freezer and car engine sounds drove me nuts and I kept unplugging them and obsessing and panicking. The H is worse than the T. For me it's the up close sharp sudden kitchen utensil cuttlery sounds, ripping paper, screaming kids, rattling keys, etc all hurt and put the fear in me. Text message sounds hurt too. I got rid of my plates for plastic plates etc. I notice good solid REM sleep helps. But reducing anxiety helps too. I don't know what Hyperacusis is but it's very nasty living with it.
Good evening Thanks Jackie, Dr. Ben and Dr. Suzzane I highly recommend Treble Health
Treble Health is a caring, highly educated audiologists. They are all helping me. Be encouraged, help is on the way! God Bless
Thank you, Carol. 😊
I'm 55, I have been having misophonia for at least 15 years, hyperacusis for at least 7 years, and tinnitus since October 2021. I'm sure the root cause of all these problems is a type of anxiety. By focusing on management of the anxiety, my problems is gettenig better, although VERY slowly, but at least I know I'm on the right track. If I can not get desire result through anxiety treatment, I will get help from your device (Treble Masker).
Around 13:00 that lady said “…it’s like I had super hearing” - man, I so related to that.
My tinnitus has really stepped up of late. It”s driving me nuts!
Thank you for all that you do
You are so welcome
Thank you for this video, I believe I might have this. Its been couple months now
I attended a concert back in September and since then. Loud noises just dishes banging,beeping sounds sirens even loud rooms are bothering me. It was definitely worse a month ago. Also buzzing in my left ear. I'm finding the anxiety makes it worse too. I was just diagnosed with sleep apnea with loud snoring so maybe that could be it as well. Hopefully I will figure this out soon 🙏
My hyperacusis is challenging. But earplugs increase the tinnitus. So it's always an act for me. Especially at work.
They make mine worse also mine is on the top of my head buzzing 24/7.
Possible hearing loss?
The rustling of a chrip pack was one that was a challenge
Hey! Thanks for all of your info on tinnitus and hyperacusis. In the video you badically said “normal sounds wont cause actual damage”. Does hyperacusis not lower the dB threshold for nerve damage?
Hey! Thanks for your question. Having hyperacusis might make it seem like normal sounds are damaging something in your system but it is NOT. Normal sounds do NOT cause nerve damage. Hope this answers your question!
Can we talk about ASMR? Why is it so popular all of the sudden? It’s unavoidable online and it absolutely sends me over the edge.
Acupuncture with an advanced practioner (China or Japan trained) to know ancient techniques excellent for improvement or full recovery. Mudras (hand yoga) very very helpful also. There are great books and youtube to help with mudras.
Dear Dr. Thompson:
I'm 110% sure my form of tinnitus in my right ear resulted from TMJD trauma. But so far, I have NOT seen any ENT that even acknowledges tinnitus can develop from TMJD trauma to the ears. My right ear begins drum beating or thrubbing vibration or tapping whenever I lie down on right-side. That is more like physical Vibration or Tapping than just a sound. It's starts slowly and goes like 100 miles per hour. It only stops either I move to left-side or plug my left ear. Now days tinnitus also kicks in when playing something on speaker phone or talking on the phone.
I also have some hearing loss in my right ear.
One Audiologist suggested it's muscular tinnitus.
No ENT ever suggested to try a haring aid. I asked my last ENT for hearing aid and he refused said it will NOT help. More than decade gone by and things only gotten worse. My sleep completely damaged. I cannot find any help. I look older than my age. Over the years other health issues developed. So it has become a nightmare. Then I saw your channel and thought may be there is hope. No form of sound therapy helps. Those cricket sound or white noise makes it worse. Please help.
Hi, it almost sounds like what I was hearing every time I laid on my right side. I would hear buzzing, thumping and some crackling. My ent suggested hearing aids which I already had and I think they helped get rid of the noises in my ear. If you have the same thing then chances are it will eventually come and go for awhile before it goes away. Nowadays I lay on a next pillow on it's side so my ears don't touch the bed.
It's good you have a diagnosis, it can be treated , sounds like everything will work out for you. Gb
I have hyperacusis. it improves over time if i take care of my hearing and don't expose myself to sustained loud sound. it will get worse again quickly in my case though if i am exposed. in this case sustained means 5 min +.
How can I get the ear plugs?
Hi Patricia! Feel free to contact our team at Treble Health and we can do our best to help you.
I have hyperacusis as well. Where do you get those earplugs with different decibels levels?
Tinnitus and Hyperacusis are really hard to deal with. I had them few times from my childhood until now and I always improve them with optimal sleep. Especially REM sleep, because during that phase we not only remember, but also we forget and recontextualize. After some event, if possible - I try to nap and invoke some dreaming.
Now my T is improving but the H is still the real challenge for me. Can You provide good earplug as a comment ?
Hi, I am so happy to hear that your tinnitus is improving! If you are looking for earplug recommendations, you can check out this blog article: treblehealth.com/earplugs-tinnitus/
Same. REM solid sleep is the only thing that enables me to cope. And anxiety relief.
Loop earplugs..or any good musicians earplugs
I apply warm cloth on ears for 20 minutes and Hyperacusis go away on its own
@@pius3685About warm cloth - please tell us more about what you do. Is the cloth wet, or even damp? Do you gently massage your ears? I’ll try anything. Thanks - B
I believe this channel has some legitimate intentions but it is very much commercially driven. I tried to make a consultation with one of the therapists but I have heard nothing. I just get emails about offers non stop. Discounts etc. Quite intensive. So no. I would urge people to think carefully here.
Thats a shame...
I’ve had tinnitus for three years and hyperacusis I think has been gradually developing for years. I flinch at many sounds. High pitched sounds like the neighborhood leaf blower’s drive me insane.
Same. Kitchen utensils grrrrr and ripping paper etc
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Not all T and Hyperacusis are neck related though.
Is there anything that can be done to prevent developing hyperacusis?
Don't expose yourself to loud noises all the time. If your going to concerts wear ear protection.
@@common_wolfNo! That causes hyperacusis. Work on your anxiety.
@@Terrorworld wearing ear plugs?
@@Terrorworld Anxiety? Hows this work?
I apply warm cloth in ears for 20 minutes and Hyperacusis go away on their own
Is there anybody here that do not use any sound masking for tinnitus during night sleep?
Yes me. I just go to bed and fall asleep. Somehow ignore it. Sometimes radio etc on though.
Mornings are worst. The anxiety.
To me mornings are better my tinnitus, and during the day gets worse with hyperacusis .
Does anyone elses ears swell and get inflammed?
YES! It’s like a fullness and it’s awful.