Anyone here have tinnitus? Any good treatment for it?

mega B vitamin complex

I'll be giving that a try Kirk. Thank you.

I've had it bad ever since my 1st vertigo attack almost 4 years ago.

Chiropractic treatment helps, I have white noise going when I'm bed to try to drown it out a bit.

I want some tinnititties

Mine is more like a heartbeat in my ear.. Anyways, I went to the chiropractor and he adjusted me.. He told me to come back in a week but I hadn't... Well, it eased up a lot... Maybe a few more adjustments and it'll be completely gone. Maybe find a good chiro

White noise is a good ideal

Piracetam.

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Thanks one star bandit

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Regardless what people will tell you, there is no treatment for it. There is no medical treatment and any natural treatment I've ever tried doesn't work.

Had it since I was a small kid, deal with it now by having a fan on while I sleep.

Other than that it's just getting used to it.

I took some of those silly pills that were on the half price shelf that says for hearing and tinnitis.

They actually worked! Give it a couple days. Dont have em now- you just reminded me to get some.

There's an amino acid that's really good for it. Gabba. In fact if you drink a good protein shake with lots of amino acids in it it will help big time. I have tinnitus and when I'm on a daily shake I don't notice it. It's a neurochemistry issue for most people I suspect.

stretch your neck muscles...make a frowny face & look up & feel all the tendons & muscles stretch


also check into something called Shabd Yoga

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I took a little potassium chloride (salt substitute) each day and it reduced the pulsing in 3 days.

Last Edited by JustSomeGuy_42 on 03/11/2015 12:32 PM

vinpocetine.


My father in law has had tinnitus for 20+ years. I gave him vinpocetine, and it has helped more than anything he's ever tried.

I recommend starting with 20mg in the am for 2 was, increase to 30mg the following week, and up to 40mg in the am.

I believe the key is to take it consistently. I take it as part of a nootropic stack for memory and mental clarity. No negative side effects noticed, it's a natural product (from the periwinkle plant), and inexpensive.

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Good luck!

Had my wisdom teeth removed and woke up with tinnitus. Mine is probably actual physical damage caused by the surgeon.

SO, having said that, I've yet to find anything to stop the RINNGGGG in my ears.

I can't wait to die, just so it will finally stop.

yes, I cut out all msg products and ended it, hard to do too as msg is in everything and is basically a neurotoxin

I haven't tried it yet for my tinnitus but know someone who had lipoflavinoids recommended to them for tinnitus and Menieres.

What shake do you use?? Mine is getting worse and now interferes with my hearing. I'll try anything!

Check out this thread op, lots of people here have it

Thread: Do You Hear More Ringing/Buzzing In You Ears (Tinnitus) Than Usual Lately?

Sounds like you got some infection( ...itis )

Try amoxicillin yet?

My ENT said that there is nothing that he can do. He has over 30 years experience. I get some relief when he cleans my ears cleaned out for a few days, but it comes back. It's been bad today. I always go to sleep with my pastor talking.

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Just run a fan & pretend it doesn't exist

You’re probably getting hit with V2k

Just live with it.

I have studied everything I could find in the last two years. There are theories but no cure. Mine is better at times and sometimes worse. Apparently caffeine can make it somewhat worse. People have had operations on their ear/ears but still no cure. It is also believed that the cause is not in the ear but the ear brain connection. If you've ever been around a loud gun that caused ear ringing when you were young it is only temporary but as you get older it becomes more permanent most likely as a result of some hearing loss as you get older. Really bad cases have driven some people to near insanity. Sometimes I guess I get used to it and don't notice it but it is always there. Being in a silent environment is the worst. I keep an eye out for any new developments.

BTW...sometimes if you bite down hard on your rear teeth it can increase the squeal which I have experienced. That leads me to believe that it can be affected by the jaw/tooth/nerve structure. ??????

Try un
Plugging your WI fi


Works wonders!