The TINY Bone That Can Cause Tinnitus!
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- Опубліковано 21 лип 2024
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Dr. Ben explores how the smallest bones in the human body play a critical role in hearing, and how problems with them can contribute to hearing problems and tinnitus.
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i love ears, and the fact that the give me the pleasure of listening to music is amazing...but i hate mine ears, as they have been ringing for 40 years......and i am 51:(
Thank you, but this does not explain why occasionally the sound will stop for no apparent reason. Then it is bliss but not for long.
I love ears ❤️ even it is noisy and uncomfortable as Long as I can hear clearly,,, it's ok to have tinnitus if we can manage to accept it calmly we can live normal 😊
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However, I'm suffering so badly Hyperacusis and Tinnitus... It's so freeking bad...😢
The worst thing with tinitus is how litle sleep you get at night only us who have it and insomnia understand it.
I listen to music, with the frequency for tinnitus relief, on UA-cam. The videos play for hours, I have my left ear on my pillow and my crazy loud, right ear listening to the music. I find if you really focus on hearing every note, this helps to fall asleep and mostly remain asleep. 😊
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Well the thing is I never had insomnia before but tinitus ruined my sleep and insomnia is still kind of there sleep is not same every day .
Tinnitus let me realized the ear is created by god for capture the calmness and enjoy it .
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A beautiful thought.
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Yes a marvel ear creation by the creator. HOWEVER it seems the creator OVERLOOKED ear noise hissing, beeping noise problem.
Thank you for this video and possibility of build up of bone on the small bones in my ears . I have e.n.t. appt. Coming in about 3 weeks. Good question for the doctor and what test or x,ray is available to rule this out. I do have long history of bone growing in muscle after knee replacement surgery. I had right knee replaced 3 times in 23 years and my body does scar down i had grown bone above knee cap that looked like a shark finn. i have boone growing in my muscles now but slower since I'm older. I do have hearing loss and hearing aides help me separate the tinnitus so i can understand words and music.
I love ears! I had an Applebaum device implanted in my left year about twenty years ago. Once in a while it give me some issues, but all in all it helps.
I have been diagnosed with an acoustic neuroma and have crazy loud tinnitus. On occasion, I can actually hear a noise I describe as two bones knocking together, making a pinging sound... After watching this, I'm going to go back to my ENT hospital for further investigation, thank you 😊
Saying pining sound sure hits home with me my right ear will make a sound that I describe as some one with tin cup hitting a metal pipe in a submarine. I have constantly tinnitus in both ears. During episodes of higher sound tinnitus my right ear is where the sound seems to be going on. Now that I'm in my late 60,s I have more episode's of highten tinnitus and I fill I'm not many octaves away from going insane if the louder volume ever became permanent..I see a new e.n.t in about 3 weeks. Never had a CT, or mri of my head. Had epley maneuver with relief for vertigo several times in last 11 years. Never got a true diagnosis so that is part of reason I am going to new e,n,t. Good luck and God bless with your journey.
@user-el9pv8ig1r Thank you, I can relate to going insane ! I would love to sit in silence just once more 😔 Good luck on your journey too. 🙏
How do you live with your tinnitus? Mine is freaking me out so bad
@dmitriamos5600 I have music, TV, radio on 24 hours a day, never attempt to sit in 'silence' otherwise I would go mad ! Have you tried the various tinnitus videos on UA-cam ? 'Tinnitus Shimmer' is really good, drives anyone around me bonkers but it does smother my tinnitus, good luck 😊
Great video! I have surfers ear could this contribute to my tinnitus? BTW love ears!
I had a stapendectomy in 2012 on my left ear it worked beautifully I did not do the right side yet I had tinnitus before the left ear surgery and still have tinnitus after is that Because I have not done the right side yet? I also have my bones from the first surgery ☺️
I love ears but mine are damaged. I have terrible ringing in them. I have had many tests and have been told that my right eardrum moves too far indicating a problem with those tiny bones.
Hello Doctor. If you compressed the wax deep inside is it possible that is so deep that it's unnoticeable
#I❤ears Tinnitus and hearing loss from a broken ear drum. Tried steroids and a series of injection. Zero improvement. Wish I could find a fix!
Can TMD conditions can contribute to conductive hearing loss? I suffer from unilateral TMD and have a high pitched tinnitus on the same side and an arthropscopy has shown that the jaw joint is inflamed.
TMJ does not cause conductive hearing loss but it may be contributing to your tinnitus.
How should you dry the inside of your ears after a shower if not with q tips?
They'll air dry naturally.
Thank you for the information...as always.
You're welcome. 😊
If you know in advance you’re going to be exposed to loud music or noise, you can prepare by wearing musicians earplugs(filters out 12-25 db). It’s the sudden surprise loud noises like standing just a few feet away from a car alarm that gets triggered inside a parking garage that makes me crazy and worsens tinnitus! Living in a busy city, ambulances and fire trucks sirens are also a constant drive by threat while walking on the street. People working in our military are constantly subject to very loud noise exposure as are construction workers.
It’s just a noisy modern world and our ears aren’t equipped to deal with the onslaught. I’ve lived with persistent tinnitus for almost 20 years now and it seems like there is always some new approach for relief but a cure is always over the rainbow. Until we can have complete bionic ear replacements available for tinnitus sufferers like a hip replacement, I just don’t see a universal cure that works for everyone. Thank you for your excellent videos!
I appreciate your thoughtful insights into managing tinnitus in noisy modern environment. Thank you for your kind words about the videos; we're committed to providing support and information for those navigating the complexities of tinnitus.
Been watching your videos for a while. One question. You explain what seems to be 100 causes of tinnitus. Are all of these causes supported by researchers or are these just theories? 100 different causes for tinnitus seems a little bizarre. Seems like just something so you have new content. No offence. I have found a couple of your videos very helpful though so I’ll focus on them and other information I’ve found. Thanks Doc!
i love ears.also your curley hair
there's surgery for this? My tinnitus could be from a car accident - I had significant vertigo and the crystals were dislodged, requiring physical therapy. If surgery is an option, how do they diagnose for it? How would they find out if those bones are damaged? I have a significant amount of physical pain with my tinnitus, so it must be something physically wrong, but ENTs just send me home with instructions to meditate or other wonky stuff that never works. What specifically should I ask for? An xray?
Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo (BPPV) is the vertigo associated when the crystals are dislodged in the ear. This does not have any impact on tinnitus. Though, if your tinnitus is a result of a car accident, we would recommend following up with a neurologist or physical therapist to see if there are ways to manage the pain or injuries associated with the accident.
That was a very informative presentation on those tiny ear bones. I wasn't aware that they could eventually malfunction from a build up of calcium. If that is the case I would have one dietary or supplement recommendation to deal with the build up of calcium that can cause issues with the correct functioning of those bones. Many people are deficient in vitamin K2. K2 can be found in foods like grass fed butter. K2 helps to properly mobilise calcium in the body. When we are deficient in K2 this can cause a build up of calcium in the wrong areas in our bodies. Ensuring that one has sufficient K2 in their diet may play a role in stopping the build up of calcium on those minuscule bones.
Better sources: natto and gouda cheese.
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What about the annoying crackling in the ears when swallowing? How do you get rid of that?
@roncaruso931 you're are very smart my friend....
That's typically related to eustachian tube dysfunction (ETD). We recommend following up with your local Ear, Nose and Throat doctor to discuss further.
I love ears. I wish my right ear could hear and I didn't have constant tinnitus. Been to three different ENTs, and a neurologist, and not one has helped me at all. It sucks not being able to hear with that ear, but I thank God the tinnitus doesn't prevent me from sleeping.
Where is your practice? I might consider going there.
Thanks much.
What was your cause for ur unfortunate problem?
I have hissing whooshing beeping tones 4 over a year now. Cause a SINUS INFECTION in nose. Blew nose hard and ears popped. Infection cleared with antibiotics from hospital. Now this emotional stress of noise. Still on ENT waiting list , no response from hospital 👎🏾. MASKING music dont work effectively with headphones.
No hope 4 us 😡
My husband is deaf in one ear from a high fever when he had the mumps as a child. He also has the 3 tones of ringing in that ear. The nerve from the inner ear to the brain is damaged and he was told there’s nothing that can be done.
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por favor doctor se lo suplico por tinitus que me causo varios problemas emocionales y psiquiátricos caí internado en dos clinicas psiquiátricas por intento de suicidio se lo suplico porfavor porfavor
Firstly tinntinus can not kill you accept it ...secondly get busy go to the gym go walking get physical ..thirtly stop running from it loves your emotional response fight or flight response again dont give it any notice .if you do this it gets quieter during the day .night time is differcult for everyone even me .try medition before bed and dont eat sweets or sweet stuff or spices or salt or drink or take drugs makes it worse .
Are these the bones that cause Hyperacusis?
The middle ear bones are not the cause for hyperacusis in most cases. There are very few people who have hyperacusis due to the middle ear bones not functioning properly.
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How do you clean the ear?
You don’t need to use any tools to keep your ears clean (that includes cotton swabs) and a good rule of thumb is to never use anything smaller than your elbow to clean your ears. If you like, you can use a tissue or a wash cloth to wipe on the outside of your ear canal. You can use ear drops, like Debrox, to soften the wax in order to help remove it. A few drops of olive or baby oil are safe to use as well. When there is a large amount of wax or when the wax is impacted deep in the ear canal, professional earwax removal may be needed. You can have your wax removed by a primary care doctor, an ear nose and throat ENT physician, or an audiologist.
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Great explain by this doctor. Always i watch your videos every time I learn new things. Also I am a tinnitus patient as well. Huge sound is coming my ear since 2016. 24/7. Help me Allah 🙏🤲. Via some good tinnitus doctor 🏥 like you. Allhamdulillah❤.
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How would you know this is your issue? I have crackling in my ears every time i swallow.
The first step is to see an Audiologist and ENT for a comprehensive audiological evaluation to rule out any anatomical abnormalities.
i’m leaving my ears to my pet pigs to eat… they deserve them 😂 Dr Ben… nobody TRULY knows!
The T-disorder continues unabated.
stem cells gona solve everything guys just pray pray
It’s the new treatment you mean?
@@sotirismoutakas5541 yes thr is much researchers
@@sotirismoutakas5541 bro i have t for more than 3 years i just take magnesume stree down and dont think of it relax and do your stuff believe you can do it and manage it
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