Tinnitus from stress overload

By John On November 2, 2006 Under Tinnitus Questions

I have felt the stress overload coming for the last 2-3 years.

I’m 59 years old. While in school training for a new career, my inlaws developed serious health problems and I was forced to suddenly leave school (I was just a month away from completing my courses!). We relocated them from out of town so they would be nearby us.

For the last two years I have been managing their lives in and out of hospitals and nursing homes…my father-in-law has since passed away, and my mother-in-law continues to deteriorate.

We had also planned a move, with her, out of state…now trying to fix our home to sell, manager her affairs, find appropriate care and financial support for her. My husband just lost eyesight in one eye after two surgeries, and the other eye is diminished.

He is now on disability and can no longer drive. I work as a courier, driving 150-200 miles each day. Etc., etc. I’ve noticed very slightly diminished hearing in one ear for at least a year or two, which may just be age-related.

My hearing overall is quite good. But in the last few weeks I’ve developed [tag-tec]tinnitus[/tag-tec]…I think I’m hearing it only in one ear, the ear with the diminished hearing, but it’s hard to tell. My blood pressure, which has always been very low, also seems to have creeped up, but not especially high.

Overall, I think I probably need the #4 tinnitus remedy, but I’m unsure if I should also take the remedy for nerve damage? And I’m also unclear about taking the regular strength remedy versus the extra strength?

I appreciate any help you can give me… I’m not being driven completely crazy…yet…but I’m hoping to get rid of this annoyance soon, and hopefully prevent it from getting any worse! And anything this will help me cope with stress will be a Godsend!
Thanks so much, Lynne

Hello Lynne, My dear you have my sympathy what with all the issues you have been trying to cope with! I have found that exposure to long continued stress and traumatic life events very often lead to tinnitus.

In fact, this was how my wife Ellen first started with her tinnitus problems. What actually happens is that a part of the brain known as the hypothalamus stops producing certain essential trace elements that your body needs to function normally.

When this happens all sorts of side effects can occur, but [tag-ice]tinnitus[/tag-ice] is the most obvious of these.

Our type 7 tinnitus treatment remedy is specifically formulated to treat this tinnitus type and is very poplular and successful.

It is certainly not a quick fix tinnitus treatment but over a period of about three months it will most definitely dramatically lessen those feelings of anxiety, tension and stress.

As this happens we find that the tinnitus symptoms gradually reduce to levels that no longer are bothersome.

The stress tinnitus remedy can be ordered separately or as part of a specially reduced package which you will find by using this link. This offer is for the cochlear damage [tag-self]tinnitus[/tag-self] treatment as well as the stress tinnitus remedy which you would then take in conjunction with each other.

By using this link you would get a 30% discount on one of the remedies.

Hope this helps Lynne!
John Currie

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