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Tinnitus Questions – Video Series Episode #2

By John On August 28, 2009 8 Comments

Episode #2 so let’s get started 1st question:

1.Question #1: How do supplements ease the distress of tinnitus? I am skeptical.

A: These T-Gone tinnitus relief homeopathic treatments are very effective as they do not just treat the symptoms of tinnitus but actually deal with and treat the root cause and this is why they are so effective in diminishing tinnitus and produce such excellent results.

2.Question #2: What determine’s the different sounds?

A: The different sounds are determined by the root cause of one’s tinnitus for example exposure to loud noise which causes cochlear damage – the noises most common to this particular type of tinnitus are Ringing, Chirping sounds, Sounds like cicada’s or crickets on a warm summer evening. A High frequency noise similar to that of a computer monitor.

3.Question #3: Would wearing a hearing aid help?

A: This is something that is very much a personal and individual choice as Some people find that hearing aids can help to mask the tinnitus to a certain degree and then others find it aggravates their tinnitus.

OK well that’s all for this weeks episode BUT remember please leave your comments and post your thoughts below…

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Tinnitus Treatment Reviews

By Lisa On August 23, 2009 No Comments

Are you looking for tinnitus treatment reviews? If you want to know about the types of tinnitus treatment that are available out there and which ones is the right choice for you and your specific needs, treatment reviews will be one of the best places to start.

Cochlear Damage Tinnitus Treatment

Cochlear Damage Tinnitus Treatment

When you read tinnitus treatment reviews, it’s important to understand that there are two basic types of them: consumer reviews and company reviews. Consumer reviews are written by the average person and people who actually tried the treatment for themselves.

Company reviews are often put out by the companies who make the products or just by people in the industry who want to give basic information about a particular product or treatment plan or possibly to compare one treatment option to another.

When looking at reviews you want to try to determine where they came from and who actually wrote the review before anything else. Then you will want to look at what the treatment is and how it works. Then you can see what kinds of testimonials other people are giving about a particular product to help you determine if it might be right for you.

There are many supposed treatments and cures for tinnitus out there but that doesn’t mean they all really work. People have suffered with this condition for so long that others have tried to prey upon the naïve and sell miracle cures that don’t really work.

A good sign of a promising tinnitus treatment is one that works by getting to the root cause of the problem. Tinnitus is really just a symptom and most treatments just mask the symptoms. A true treatment will try to identify the cause of your tinnitus and then try to find a way to treat that original cause to help your sounds and symptoms of tinnitus go away.

Now that you know more about how to find and read tinnitus treatment reviews, you can make a proper decision about which tinnitus treatment you want to try.

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Tinnitus From Cochlear Damage

By John On July 1, 2009 No Comments

Hello John,

Thank you for the info.  I was attached to a 280mm Atomic Cannon outfit when I was in the service.  I used to wonder why they had us make sure the sides of the tents were rolled up, and the windows of all the trucks rolled down before we fired the gun, and did not give us ear protection.

That was in ‘59-’60, but I did not get the tinnitus until 1992, so it may be from another cause.

Dan Ryan

Hiya Ryan,

Your tinnitus is without doubt caused from cochlear damage as a result of your exploits in the army. Absolutely crazy that no hearing protection was deemed necessary back then.

You will find that something, an event, probably happened to trigger the tinnitus when it started. This could be amongst other things things, traumatic life events, stress and even an ear infection.

But the root cause of the tinnitus is the exposure to noise which caused the cochlear damage. You can get more information about that tinnitus type as well as the remedies to treat it at the noise tinnitus page.

Regards,

John

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Tinnitus Treatment – Is There a Natural Tinnitus Cure

By jeffreyb On June 22, 2009 No Comments
Tinnitus Treatments

Tinnitus Treatments

If a person is suffering from tinnitus, his life will become a virtual hell and spending each night without sleep could become a habit for him. The never ending ringing sound in his ear does not allow him to either to concentrate on his work nor to have comfortable sleep even during mid night. Even some patients may hear different sounds like humming, beeping or whining. It is still not clear whether a person who is a victim of tinnitus actually hears these sounds or it is his imagination.

But, as a matter of fact there is no known tinnitus treatment in modern medicine system and in some cases when the symptom of tinnitus got aggravated and immediate tinnitus cure was not given to them, some of them tried to commit suicide.

Every tinnitus patient will suffer with some degree of hearing loss which varies from person to person. Usually tinnitus is associated with hearing loss and a co-factor and the person who suffers from hearing loss without the association of any co factor cannot be considered as a tinnitus patient. The origin of co- factor many be due to your unhealthy diet and life style, intake of over dose of supplements and medications which ultimately contribute to the severity of tinnitus.

A simple form of tinnitus relief is to find out the root cause and make changes in your life style and diet.

If, in spite of your personal effort if there is no improvement in your condition get medical advice.

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Stop Ringing in Ears The Natural Way

By Jane On March 3, 2009 1 Comment

Tinnitus has puzzled medical practitioners, and as of yet, there is no conventional medication that is specifically designed to treat it. Because of this, many sufferers aim to stop ringing in ears through a natural approach. One advantage of having this kind of approach is that the sufferers will be spared of the side effects that some conventional drugs used as relief agents may have.

One way of naturally stopping the unwanted sound in the sense that you get to ignore it is listening to low music. You can also mask the ringing in your ears by listening to the static from your FM radio or television set. The noise produced by your bedside fan or air conditioner can likewise be used as maskers. Masking is especially helpful during times when you need to concentrate, relax, or when you find it difficult to sleep at night because of tinnitus.

Moreover, you need to have a remedy that would focus on the root cause of the ringing in your ears and not just its symptoms. You can have one from the homeopathic tinnitus remedies, where there is a corresponding homeopathic remedy for each of the main causes of tinnitus known as noise-induced cochlear damage, stress, sinusitis or allergies, and Meniere’s Disease. The substances used to prepare them are natural, hence, they have no side effects.

Lifestyle changes aimed at improving your health are key players to reducing the unwanted sound to ignorable to the extent that it will no longer be a factor in your life. One aspect that you have take care of is your diet. Of course, you have to make sure that it is healthy. It would particularly help if your diet is high in fresh fruits and vegetables and low in frozen, canned, or processed foods. Also, reduce your salt intake as well as foods that contain caffeine. Proper and regular exercise should also be maintained, and it does not necessarily mean that you go to a gym regularly. Activities like taking the stairs instead of the elevator and taking walks are good forms of exercise. You also have to get enough sleep at night, and if you have unhealthy habits like smoking and excessive drinking, then perhaps it is high time that you quit them.

The best step that you can take, though, if you really want to stop ringing in ears is to stay positive and not get stressed very easily. Remember that battling against the unwanted sound is primarily a matter of attitude.

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