When is Tinnitus Permanent?
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Dr. Ben and Dr. Michelle discuss 3 questions that their tinnitus patients commonly ask. Have you ever wondered at what point your tinnitus becomes permanent? Have you ever wondered if you can get rid of your tinnitus? If you want answers to these questions, make sure to watch the video!
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Can someone tell me what are symptoms of menieres? Is it possible to have chronic TINNITUS with menieres? I have had brain scans neck scans blood tests and all good yet this noise in my ears has been 24/7 for 20 months. Apparently I had mechanical blockage but this thing has not stopped. Could it be lingering from blockage? Doctors are just useless.
Tinnitus is like hell, often times I think about ending my life. Very lucky those ones who do not have this torturing condition.
I hear you.
Mee too 😢
I agree with you
Dont post negative / suicidal comments. This does not help in any way . Good luck an stay strong an stay POSITIVE ❤
Don't post negative comments !
Feeling suicidal due to this condition is a real problem.
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This message if for anybody that is having a hard time with their tinnitus. I have had mine for about a year now and can say I am completely habituated to it. Most of the time I don’t even hear it. There is a light at the end of the tunnel just keep pushing and never give up it will get better I promise. 😊
Are you still suffering
Did you suffer from sensitivity to sounds as well?
You Yelpe me brother thank you for gibime time to us !
I am going on 2 years now. I have had 2 audiology tests and they came out almost perfect. Spoke to an ENT and they checked my ear drums and everything is fine. I hear perfectly fine other than a ringing in the background to the soundtrack of my life. I have just learned to live with it for now. Still going to try other things such and changing my diet, dropping insulin levels, I am pre diabetic. So maybe improving my health makes it go away?
My dad had a horrible head injury, after that he has had tinnitus for over 25 years, he is stubborn and never did anything for it but not that he is getting older it's really starting to effect his life. I been looking for something to help for a long time
My tinnitus went away for 5 months which gives me hope for reducing the noise the second time around. Hearing my tinnitus the second time around has been very challenging, slowly but surely I'm getting more good days.
how you did this? please
I have had tinnitus for 11 years, I habituated the noise after a year, I have had many good years but in June this year after Covid woke up with a new sound. Was tough at first but 4 months in getting better.
@@juliewillard1367 how you doing how x
It took me at least 8 months to reduce the sound and after 16 months I hardly hear it except in the morning or evening when I am tired. The improvements are very slow but constant with some negative peaks every now and then but now I live almost in silence, believe me!
It all started with a stress problem with hyperacusis and strong tinnitus it was tough but ultimately through a holistic approach (meditation, curing in food and physical activity) and initially also the use of many sound maskers on yt. To date I can say that I came out of this nightmare and I am proud of it.
In conclusion I can say that the only real cure my friend is time. (at least for now)
The same with me, hyperacusis and strong tinnitus after stress due to a health issue. I’m 18 months with high pitch tinnitus and is getting better with some setbacks. .Thank you for sharing, there is hope.
@@vicvic1892 Yes, I've had it for a few years barely noticeable, and I've had a bad spike 18 months ago. I still have it but some days is very close to it was before the spike. I hope these days will be more often as the time goes.
Vic Vic I agree is a horrible condition. If your tinnitus is stress related, your best bet is an anti-inflammatory diet, turmeric, anti-stress supplements like lemon balm tea, gaba, ashagwanda, socializing, physical activity, good sleep, meditation. It takes time but eventually it gets better. Most likely MRI won’t show anything wrong either.
@@vicvic1892 yes dude
@@vicvic1892 clogged ears are confirmed initially also dizziness.
They remained clogged for many months then slowly only the whistle remained and it took a year and a half to lower the tone of that. stay positive it will pass.
I have had it for, I think, three years now. It woke me up with a new layer of ringing last night. I wish I could go back in time and make different choices. I can’t, though, so I’ll be looking for the referral my PCP gave me so I can set an appointment with a pro and get this checked out finally. I hope the same thing that I hoped when it first happened… that the ringing will stop and leave my hearing the way it was before it started (just fine). It’s like a noisy, obnoxious roommate. I don’t want to stop noticing it; I want it to stop being noisy and obnoxious.
Anyone new to tinnitus - I can't stress enough to please avoid the negative clips/ videos and comments. Just do not click on them.
In my experience, positive thinking and worrying less is half, if not thr majority, of the battle.
It's really hard at first to be positive, especially if it bothers your sleep or everyday life. But I can't tell you how far a positive attitude will take you.
Just don't even glance for a second at any negativity. It will cripple you. And I know that because I did it myself and it set me back.
Mine started 2 weeks ago. I'm 34 years old. I'm hoping this is temporary. The first week was hard on me. I'm getting better with it. But man it sucks.
@@mikespence8895it does suck. You're right. I won't tell you it doesn't because that would be a lie. I've still got it, and it will be six months at the end of October. Honestly though, it has zero impact on my life now. I do what I want, when I want. I sleep beautifully.
I can't speak for you of course, because eyour experience is your own. But for me, it just keeps improving all the time. When I've seen audiologists, they all tell me that the vast majority of cases improve with time.
Stay strong and avoid the videos if you can. I know it feels empowering to do the research, but even watching positive stuff still means that you're thinking about it etc. It's hard, but just try and find things that calm you down and distract you. Being outside helped a lot with me initially, and slow, deep breaths.
@@mikespence8895how is it now? I hope it went away for you
@jotindaa still have it unfortunately. I'm on 100mg of trazadone every night and I'm learning to live with it.
You can get habituated to it, but that doesn't mean the condition is not there. Personally, my tinnitus was caused by ETB and ETB itself was caused by a deviated septum which changed the pressure on my ears. The moment I fixed my septum, tinnitus started slowly reducing, but it's still there. The condition can be permanent and it's important we find a cure because not everyone can get used to it.
What is ETB?
@@vicvic1892 Eustachian Tube Dysfunction
It's great that Treble Health is so positive on all aspects habituation. I'm interested in hearing about single sided deafness and Tinnitus as, I believe, it needs a different approach than someone who has normal or slight hearing loss. It's been 30 months since my deafness and Tinnitus has come to change my life in unfortunate ways.
Same here...It's been 7 months since my left ear deafness overnight with bothersome tinnitus in that ear.
Great suggestion. Thanks, Bob.
My tinnitus is a lot better now(as reduced in volume and the tinnitus is a lot smoother), and I still get occasional spikes if around loud sounds from 87+ db, some worse then others, but I remember very clearly the way my tinnitus was when it first started. It was extremely loud and the sound was jumping around as in a bunch of flickers (thousands per second) as it seemed. The only weapon against it was time, calming down and waiting day in day out, getting good sun, listening to soft music on external speakers in a low volume, and sleeping well. I do believe that intermittent fasting daily over a long period time helps as well. My tinnitus was caused by a loud burst of sound from a pair of earphones connected to my phone. I don't like the term habituation because it implies the person got used to the sound and is now able to accept it. The reality seems though that some healing happens and the sound actually reduces, which then helps to calm the person down. I remember the way my tinnitus used to be and it would be difficult to habituate to its original form. From my experience maskers like frequencies, pink noise, etc. from sound speakers change the tone of tinnitus and perhaps alter it maybe making you think your getting better, but actually prolong and make tinnitus worse in the long run. Only natural sounds, like being outside, listening to the weather, being by a lake or a river, a quite or not loud fan at home, can help, that's why I advise against maskers in general. Wishing everyone gets better with this condition. All in all, I really thank Ben for his commitment to help with his tinnitus knowledge. peace and love
@@vicvic1892 it took almost 2 years for real improvement. Also for some reason the tinnitus would spike to really loud levels before any improvements. It would become really loud and hissy then drop, then hissy again and drop. This cycle continues and repeats if I get loud sound exposure. My advice is to work on being your best self, take care of yourself and sleep well. Travel to different places, countries if you can afford to as new environments seem to affect it somehow. Distract yourself as much as you can from it. Also get good sun light as a natural source of vitamin d and do strength and resistance exercise. Avoid junk food, sugar, etc The volume will go down at it's own pace, you can't force anything here, and will possibly take months before you see improvement but you have to start somewhere and power through the spikes.
@@vicvic1892 take care of your anxiety first, its a very hard feat to tackle, but if you can make one inch of progress each day, you'll move mountains by year end. Just believe in yourself and you will make great progress. Sports, physical activity, time with friends, is a good start. Over time the anxiety will become a memory. You might still have tinnitus, but your anxiety will be a thing of the past. Its hard to imagine now, but it will happen.
@@vicvic1892 I never had problems with my ears either before tinnitus. It was very sudden after my acoustic trauma, and yes its 24/7. About a month or so ago, I had one or two days where I had silence, or almost silence. The tinnitus will be 24/7. Right now, get your anxiety under control, and keep busy as time healing it is your best friend. Accomplish goals that you always wanted to before you got tinnitus and you'll start getting much better days and the tinnitus will go down. Its a mind over matter tournament, and trust me I know how frustrating it can be, but you will beat it.
And how long do your spikes to to loud sounds last?
@@PatrickS77 In the more extreme cases 2 weeks, in less extreme, maybe 2-3 days.
Thank you Ben! I follow your guides for TRT and sound therapy that i understand how to apply the rules to reduce the perception of tinnitus . Feel better now! i Will try to fully habituate theTT.
Thank you so much!
Thank you for the comment, Kei. We are glad to know that our videos have helped you. Enjoy exploring our other CZcams videos, as well as blog articles on treblehealth.com
I suffer from tinnitus since I have conscience of my life, and I found out because I was in a quiet place with absolutely no external sounds and I heard the ringing and asked my father and mother if they hear the "whistle" and they said no.... I'm 54 now and still have it. and I think I'm loosing hearing in one ear. in that ear the tinnitus is getting worse and louder....
Hello, my father had years ago (still has) tinnitus and a loud one, he habituated really good, he does not notice it, maybe sometimes but it doesn't bother him at all. He even falls asleep really fast and does not use any type of sound to sleep. Wanted to talk about my dad's experience which is really positive
i have a question, in the very silence there is always a constant sound, i never thought of it as tinnitus, my mom also hears a sound, is that tinnitus? idk, i had tinnitus for some weeks because of rhinnitis, and now i'm kinda paranoic trying to listen to everything but i'm not scared at all and it doesn't make me anxious is just that when i'm concentrate in sth i feel like always, i don't hear anything. I feel like i kinda somatize because i keep thinking about this topic since it happened when i got sick(also i'm stressed for personal things)
Many people have tinnitus that does not negatively affect them. It is possible to have tinnitus and not realize it because the tinnitus doesn’t bother you or you have habituated to it naturally.
Very positive video and content. very important for us who suffered from tinnitus. I have it now for 19 months and the tone and volume has been changed many times in this period. new sounds, sometimes much louder sometimes less bothersome. its a challenge every day but because of no absolutely no hearing loss and so many fluctuations I still believe it will go away or to a level on which it does not bother me anymore...
Update on How it’s going?
Hi Dr. Ben. Thanks for answering these questions. In the early stage (the acute fase) they sometimes give the patiënt a prednison therapy. Like in Germany. Its not really scientific Proven to work. But what are your thaughts about it?
Like for myself i had tinnitus before but it went almost to zero the last years. Since april i have it again due to stress, panic or omicron. Dont know really the main cause. Would u recomend people to take a prednison course? Or dexamethason??
I dont want to worsen the level of tinnitus i have know, because prednison could have side effects like tinnitus. But i am thinking of taking a 7 days prednison course.
It is not within the scope of practice for an audiologist to recommend medication, as we do not have a medical license. I recommend speaking with your physician.
Another wonderful video thank you Dr Ben and Dr Michelle so thankful for you I'm on the right track thank God 😊 🙏 ❤️
Our pleasure, Magda! We are glad to know that our videos have helped you. Enjoy exploring our other CZcams videos, as well as blog articles on treblehealth.com
Hi Dr Ben. I have one question.
I got my hissing/ringing along with very high levels of anxiety, grief and stress which I am currently dealing with, and mine just comes and goes. It can stay for 7 days and be gone for 3, and so on.
I can kinda locate and almost "feel" where the sound comes from, and I'm pretty sure it's tension from my jaw, ears, neck and back of head creating the hissing/ringing from the back of my head.
Some days it just appears for a couple of seconds now and again, and I can actually adjust my head so it goes away, other times it just stays for multiple days.
I'm no expert, but my logic says that once this stressful period is over and the tensions fade away, so would the hissing/ringing.
What do you think? :)
Hello Dan. I’m not an audiologist; however, I developed similar tinnitus in October 22 when my PTSD got triggered. I was waking up clenching my teeth, I had cervico-genic headaches, and horrible tinnitus. I stumbled onto a sub specialty of physical therapy called manual physical therapy and it has been life changing, in conjunction with CBT and EMDR with a licensed counselor. The manual physical therapy is a heavy hands on treatment (in my case) of my upper back, neck muscles, occipital muscles. Treatment can also include dry needling to reduce the trigger points in the muscle spasm. To find a specialist in manual physical therapy, go to aaompt.org. The will not claim cures for tinnitus, but in my case the treatment of my muscle spasms and clenching of my jaw has reduced my tinnitus on most days by 90 percent. Counseling has also helped stop the nightmares in which I re-experienced life threatening situations. Best wishes to you.
Stress and tension in the head and neck can impact tinnitus. If those are resolved or improved there is a good chance the tinnitus will be improved as well.
You are not answering to the question. A permanent tinnitus is heard everytime, everyday, until you sleep and then when you wake up.
A tinnitus which is disappearing after a few month, this is not a real tinnitus.
I mean, the suffer is clearly not the same when your tinnitus get away after 3 or 6 months, and when it's getting the seventh month with this.
Thanks Very helpful!
Awesome. You're welcome, Martha!
I Cure My Tinnitus Use Ionine X2 and B12 , B6 also Use Castor Oil In my Ears
Really?
Why are you conflating habituation with resolution?
Hi Ben. When will oto-313 treatment be avaiable ?
Otonomy is currently underway in Phase 2, with results expected by mid-2022. They are also evaluating the safety of higher and bilateral dosing with hopes to begin Phase 3 in 2023.
My tinitus started just after the 5th day of my mastoidectomy+tympanoplasty. It's been 4 month it's still there, so is it common after the surgery??? How long it will take to go away? Btw i forget to mentioned my ear is not completely healed yet so is it because of that? Infection is not there only cavity is nt healed yet and occasionally discharge is there
Priyanka, 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 at Treble Health and we can do our best to help you.
Is there anyone who provide tinnitus re training therapy for free because i m from india from a small village and have not that much of money
Ive had tinnitus a year now following a motor vehicle accident. A year ago September 7.
Hello Ben;
I know its hard to know as covid 19 is still being under attack. But I was recently ill because of this and started to get tinnitus.
Do you think Tinnitus being caused of Covid 19 will fade away over time?
I feel so, first time i got covid i lost smell and tasting senses for 6 months then it came back to normal.
Hi Mathias, 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 at Treble Health and we can do our best to help you.
Hey ☺️did your tinnitus get better?
@@MerleUlstrupHello, i still have it. But its better.. Hopefully it goes away with time!
@@mathiasolastuen2931 glad to hear it got better! Good chances of it going away I'm sure :)
I went hunting like two months ago and I did not use hearing protection. My ear is still ringing and when I am exposed to like a dog barking next to me it seems high pitched. I also noticed that I did lose hearing a bit because my sister was playing music from her phone and i could only hear the high notes but not the lows. It is only my left ear. Could this be tinnitus?
Xavier_66, 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 at Treble Health and we can do our best to help you.
Hi my case now is i have tinnitus at a quet place with no sounds but at some point in day it goes completly away then comes back
I have managed to get it to neaely silent 3 times but then it doesn't last and the tinnitus just fores up and then i going round in circles of getting stressed, this all happened because of a really sressful year.
i have a tinnitus (not loud at all) my ears are good but i have an TMJ problem, is there a prossibility my tinnitus go away if i treat my TMJ problem? or can be reduced even if is not loud? Also my tinnitus is not a continue sound, sometimes i can't hear it even in silence
Hey Mybun, 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 at Treble Health and we can do our best to help you.
Hey! I have the same problem. Is your tinnitus gone now?
Can you please dedicate a podcast to Ototoxicity and tinnitus. Thanks you
Great suggestion. Thank you!
I think am at a point were it doesn't bother me except at night but a low fan plus the sound of crickets helps a ton
I’ve been experiencing this on and off.
This time around it’s been around for 2 months.
Hi doctor is there not any treatment by medicine or injection
I have tinnitus from 3 months there is no any treatment here in India doctor s does not any history l have shown to the ent doctors they told me that there is no any treatment for tinnitus lam struggling very much from 3 months I can t sleep properly at night so please recommend me some suggestions
I can help you with your tinnitus problem
I have a tinnitus problem for the last 8 months
I'm from India
Maharashtra Pune
Add me on Facebook I will guide you
@@yogitaagarwal6412 Try sound masking, there is no cure for it yet.
There is currently no scientifically-validated medication that improves or cures tinnitus. The company, Otonomy, has clinical trials underway to investigate improvement in tinnitus by injection (OTO-313).
Doctor Ben I m feeling better I m patient since last one year
Glad to hear that, Shahnaz. :)
If its because of gunshots, mine sure is and still unbearable 2.5 years later.
I'm really scared. I jsut got this ringing in my ear. Like when it's really quiet and you can hear a sort of ringing. That, but bit louder. I'm also autistic and we aren't so good at filtering things like sounds. So I'm terrified that I will never habituate and my life will be a living hell.
You okay?
i'm in the same boat as you, friend. autistic with noise sensitivity and now constantly hearing an abrasive noise. it's hell for me too, but i'm trying my best.. how are you feeling? did you get used to it? are you ok? sending love.
You say in the acute fase of Tinnitus( three months) Tinnitus could have gotten alot better... but can Tinnitus also get better after these three months? 😳
It can get better or it will be low one day and higher the next, like mine.
Is hyperacusis permanent
Hy can you please help me it's been 4th day I'm hearing sounds and that are increasing day by day i was listening to music at a very high level just for few minutes and after that when i removed earphones i could gear noices in both of my ears. But now it's only in one ear i put onion juice in my ear and thatgaveme relief
How are you now ? Mine same. Case
@@Ssharma67 did it go away?
@parulsharma1690 Did it go away?
Hi can you please anwser? I got tinnitus cause of loud noise. Its been 38 days can noises like speakers that are not that loud make my tinnitus permanent or there is no chance?? Please anwset thank you.
It's possible that the loud noise could have caused permanent tinnitus, but there are ways to make it less bothersome and improve your quality of life. We're here to help! Use this link to schedule a complimentary telehealth consultation with one of our tinnitus experts. Link: treble.health/consultation
update.?
Thank you Dr. Ben
My pleasure! Enjoy exploring our other CZcams videos, as well as blog articles on treblehealth.com
I am 18... I have tinnitus in one ear
It's been 2 months...
But i am not worried about it...
I am only worried about my study
Any update bruh
Updates?
update.?
@@T-Rexx329 now my tinnitus is gone
@@rasbiharilodhi1501 oh god bless you! u give me hope! is there something in specific you did to get rid of it.?
I am 8 months pregnant. I have developed tinnitus 10days back. Will it go away after pregnancy?
Unfortunately, there really no way of knowing, especially when we don't know what exactly caused it.
I have one year problem sir what i can do 😢
I’m sorry you’re going through this. If you’ve been dealing with tinnitus for a year, it might be helpful to explore various management strategies. Use this link to schedule a complimentary telehealth consultation with one of our tinnitus experts, who can help you find effective ways to manage and cope with your tinnitus. treble.health/consultation
Is there always a direct correlation between amount of hearing loss and volume of Tinnitus?
No. Tinnitus volume is not related to the degree of hearing loss. Tinnitus volume is a subjective value. Someone can have completely normal hearing and extremely loud tinnitus or severe hearing loss and a very faint perception of tinnitus.
3 years with hyperacusis
Is there anyway you could help people here in asia? especially in the Philippines. I think tinnitus is poorly managed here. I actually have it for 7 days now. Hopefully you could reply me. By the way you are helping so much people
Hi Christian. At Treble Health, we do all our services via telehealth. Feel free to contact our team at Treble Health and we can do our best to help you.
@@treblehealth does treble health conduct one on one virtual meetings?
@@Eyestoobig899 still have it?
@@usmansattar6759 yes. But I can sleep without masking it for 3 days now. That might be a progress?
@@Eyestoobig899 yes a great success tho?have you been to ent ?
Have my tinnitus since January still no improvement mine is continuous nonstop
How are you now?
@@Berte_1 unfortunately I’m stuck with it
Going to stop caring about it in 3…..2…..1… aaand its gone
I have tintitus from a loud noise...expolding bycycletyre (race tyre, high pressure) Can that also heal?
4 weeks now.. Tomas from Sweden.
Hey Jakan, 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 contact@treblehealth.com
I am not sure if it will go away completely, but it will get 90% better for sure. Hang in there. Focus on getting good sleep, waking and sleeping early, try to be outside in nature. You will get better!
@@hm-vg5bw Thanks. Kind and wise words. That feels good..❤
how are u now @jakan
@@tarunsaini2071 It is better, I dont think of it as much anymore. And that helps I guess. But when I am stressed or sad, it gets worse. And I am not as sensetive to loud noise anymore. Thank for asking❤
I got tinnitus both ear..and my Left ear feel full and sound like "KRAK KRAK" when I yawn and drink.. please answer doctor??
Hey there, feel free to contact our team via email and we can do our best to help you. Our email is contact@treblehealth.com
What does habitata mean?
Learn to live with it
I have had mine for 11 days now after a first time concert ,then got a ear infection in both ears. Is there a chance of it going away.
Sorry to hear that, Austin. My answer depends on more information that I do not yet know about your history. Feel free to contact our team at Treble Health and we can do our best to help you.
How you doing now bud
Update?
@@randolfdolar5160how was your tinnitus?
For MOST people who have had it for a while, it is absolutely permanent. Habituation is just managing it, which is fine. If you have recently developed it, just know you will learn to cope with it but you need to accept you will always hear the noise. Beware the hucksters making bank off of your misery.
100%. Acceptance is key. It also helps me not sitting in silence, always have sound around you or else your brain will tune in to the tinnitus.
When you say you will always hear the noise, i feel its misleading, the noise might not go away, but it might get reduced to a much lower level and possibly almost silent.
This is a highly un-scientific post.
I’m 27 years old. At 13 years old in 8th grade, I suffered a TBI that resulted in permanent deafness and tinnitus in my right ear. As I stated, this was 15 years ago. It has never gone away. It eased up, yes, but it is always, ALWAYS there. Any advice on what I can do? Will this ever be curable?
Hey Young Rozay, 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 at Treble Health and we can do our best to help you.