Tinnitus Success Story: The Surprising Solution
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- Опубліковано 28 вер 2024
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In this video, I'm sharing my tinnitus success story with you. This tinnitus success story shows you how I used a simple solution to overcome tinnitus.
If you're suffering from tinnitus, then don't worry! Always follow your doctor's advice, but if it doesn't work, this might just do the trick. I don't want to oversimplify tinnitus, but if it worked for me it could work for anyone.
By following the steps outlined in this video, you can finally start to live a normal life again!
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The best and most realistic advice on how to deal with tinnitus. Cheers, Bro…🙏🏻👍🏻
Glad you found success. I listen to Beyond Tinnitus 2-4 hours a day.
I have heal my 3years old tinnitus in only 3 months by yoga
Wow that sounds amazing and is really inspiring. If you care to share any more information how it helped it might help others that see this ❤️👌🏽
@@RapidFlow_Shop yeah sure
name some yoga which you do plzz
@@Laxmi_mishra724 bhramri and anulomvilom streching your hole body and nerves
Wow what aasana
Good video but, as a professional healthcare and tinnitus expert, please note that tinnitus induced by sound trauma is the form of tinnitus which has the highest probability of going away by itself after some time.
Thank you for sharing your feedfback as a medical professional. I was lucky. If you have any tips for people that have not yet found a way through this your insight is much appreciated.
What do you do for a living to qualify as a tinnitus expert? My tinnitus resulted from ear wax being spooned from my ears….creating a type of sound trauma (the pitch being heard within a narrow band during the process) does that mean it might resolve itself over time?
@@Andrew-pp2ql hey Andrew sorry to hear that. My.only credentials are my.experience and being a sound engineer. The main point I m.tryjng to share on this video is not to lose hope and leave an avenue open for your body to heal itself. I hope it works out for you!
@@RapidFlow_Shop thanks….my question was to the individual who called himself a tinnitus expert…I was curious what field makes one a tinnitus expert (I assume an audiologist who works with tinnitus sufferers?). Fortunately, i do pretty good now with the tinnitus as it’s impact on my life is minimal. But do appreciate your words of hope.
@@Andrew-pp2ql Mt Tinnitus resulted from a micro suction to remove ear wax , probably the operator was not properly trained or experienced enough in my opinion.
I also heard from one UA-cam channel that tinnitus is a neurological problem means related to brain and caused by stress and anxiety so calming down sould cure it thats what that video said
Not all tinnitus is the same. I have had it for many years, and no changes in diet, exercise, headphones, monitoring, etc... gets rid of it. Maybe when I retire!? Thankfully, it is just a bit of white noise, nothing piercing or grating. It doesn't affect my ability to perform, and, when mixing, I can compensate for it by a) watching visual EQ curves AND by b) getting a second pair of ears to listen to the mix.
Ignoring it MAY NOT BE the solution, though... it really depends on how you got it, and what it's doing to you. I am glad you qualified your comments by saying that a) this is your particular experience, and b) you are not a doctor.
Has tinnitus for 20 years in both ears. Decided that a lot of people have to live with a lot worse than buzzing ears,
Hi Ann, I think this is a very wise stance to take on these kinds of topics. I do hope you find a way to get better, even if it s been a long time. 🙏🏾
Everything is anxiety stress depression,that's why your body is reactive with tinnitus,ask your doctor to prescribe some anxiety medication and pray for healing.Your tinnitus will disappear 🎉
I'm 19 years old I have ringing in my head and insomnia also
Hey Misba sorry to hear that how long have you had it? Are you getting treatment?
@@RapidFlow_Shop1 year ago doctor said you have to live with this
@@misbasvlog6 Hey while this is not in any way intended as medical advice, I believe that our body s capacity to heal is almost unlimited... Don't give up hope, the placebo effect shows what can happen when we believe we will / can get better. Hope it helps buddy!
Hello mate i am also 19 yrs old . May i contact you . If u donot mind to tell that what did u do or how are you dealing now what is yr daily. routine
Did you have any hearing loss?
No hearing loss whatsoever, my hearing system recovered 100% IMO The body s capacity to heal should never be underestimated
If you have tinnitus you are likely to have hearing loss too and you don’t want it to go unaddressed. Go do a hearing test.
Have done mutliple, all things Co sidered ears are still doing well
Thankfully it went away. Heed it’s warning … you’re ears can be easily damaged again … especially from something you couldn’t imagine hurting you like an antibiotic or another prescribed medication. Just research everything that goes in you’re body and wear earplugs in any loud environment. Take care
That s great advice. Indeed I feel tinnitus in my case was a symptom of other problems…
@@RapidFlow_Shop it’s probably good advice because it’s exactly what happened to me. I had a major tinnitus scare and thankfully 3-6 months later it had reduced itself to maybe a 1/10. It was there but it wasn’t. I never paid any attention to it. Fast forward 3 years later and I’m in an ER for an unrelated illness .. I let the doctors know I had tinnitus … and an incompetent doctor there ordered gentamicin to be put into my IV. Probably the most ototoxic antibiotic there is. By that night … I was half deaf in each each and my tinnitus had now become debilitating. It’s been 5 years at this point with no change. So I was given my warning shot but didn’t pay attention what was being put in my body and I paid the price. I share my story because I don’t want to see it happen to anyone else. It’s hell on earth. Take care
Yeah having your eardrum hairs being damaged by audio can be healed within days, weeks, and months. Other tinnitus unfortunately can be chronic. Great for you man. Congrats!
I didn't know they got healed?
Really interesting to hear the advice on tweeters! I suffer with tinnitus quite a bit and have noticed that certain headphones may be more harsh on my ears!
Awesome buddy! Excepting it and just ignoring it till you forget its even there, eventually it will go. I do believe it is the way...
agree i had tinnitus last year resolved after treatment for viral disease now vertigo and i have wondered what possible role the ear pods may have played. I only listen to spoken content at audio level of in person conversation but i think direct sound for some into eardrum may be a problem. thanks for this
You were just lucky and it faded away.
I was indeed very lucky 🙏🏾
hi erik are you here for help or just gets views from poor tinitus patient
If you would have watched the video you would know the answer Vineet. I made this because of a question of one of my customers and I have suffered from it myself, that should answer you question. Oh and BTW my channel is not monetized, so get a grip my friend.
@@RapidFlow_Shop i am just coming across every video here from the people claming cure and offering help but eventually with some hidden motive lately, also the reason for commenting is
because some one addressed you doc. And which i did nt find in your channel name or discription. You seems like from music industry as per your website.
you need to do a short intro on every video or may be 2 3 repeted lines same in all video. Thanks for reply anway.
You advice to avoid head phones completely
While you are having Tinnitus Yes. Ears Need rest
Hey.. do u still make music even with ur tinnutus? And how old were u when u got Tinnutus?
Yes I do, I had my tinnitus 15 years ago and today I have mild flashes of it. If I feel it coming on I take it easy. I monitor.much lower volume these days and am.mindfil to take breaks. Don't work in the studio with an active tinnitus though! I wouldn't risk that personally
@@RapidFlow_Shop thanks for replying. I noticed i developed tinnitus about a week ago. From being exposed to loud music in my music career. Your video has helped me think positive and i do feel like its getting better compared to the first day i had it. Either that or just placebo, but it has helped. Thank you
Id definitely start wearing ear plugs from now on
No help here for chronic tinnitus.
Hey sorry to hear you are suffering from ongoing tinnitus. If I may give my opinion, I would be extremely careful labelling myself as chronic anything. I think it potentially inhibits the bodies's capacity to heal, and there is such a thing as the placebo effect which clearly demonstrates that our belief is involved in healing. As much as I hear you and can imagine how horrible the situation you are in must be, I would try to put my faith in my body and minds ability to heal or rewire itself to move away from the tinnitus. I know it sounds unorthodox, but in essence this is what helped me and I think I didn't make this point clearly enough in the video. Hope you feel better!
@@RapidFlow_Shop - You sound like every Dr and so-called tinnitus expert out there, nothing but a load of crap.
Do you still have it or is it gone? Do you hear the silence now ?
It is completely gone since many years. Only had it for a few months till I decided to just ignore it…
@@RapidFlow_Shop Amazing, for how much number of months ?
@@gjbjjbbj632 long time ago but think I had it about 8 months?
@@RapidFlow_Shop Ok thank's
Hey, i am suffering from this problem for a month now. I lost my father, due to which i m in depression and anxiety. Also my surroundings are very annoying.
I am taking homeopathy treatment for this, i am also suffering with huge pressure in my head and vertigo.
Homeopathy is really effective with no side effects.
Also please note elevated levels of Anti TPO can also cause tinnitus and vertigo. My anti tpo range is 1300+. It should be less then 60.
Cough and cold too contributes towards this problem. I am facing phlegm mucus sinus from last 30 years, and now after my dad's loss, this new challenge. Really fed up of living.
But my advice to all of you guys is be positive and go for homeopathy treatment. You ll be healed permanently!!
May God showers his mercy upon all of us....
Amen.
Please share the treating doctor details please suffering from 4 years from bangalore india amd what is the name of homeopathy medication ?
@@Jash3811 suffering from what
@@shivanigoyal2904 tinnitus sounds from both ears developed due to stress and overthinking in year 2020
Heal yourself then tinnitus already heal
What you doing please help me
@@zarazara5109 do yoga pranayama light exercises
@@zarazara5109 do yoga everyday
Thank you for sharing
Very kind of you
You re welcome!
I wonder if earphones will make the tinnitus worse? I've had it for years but my left ear is getting louder and my right ear started ringing a couple of months ago. I sleep with music and fan on to mask the ringing 😐.
I think earphones could make it worse yes... When I have stressed my ears and I feel they are not happy I make sure not to use earphones or listen to.anything loud. Apparently white noise (TV or Radio static) is also good for covering up tones. My trick was really ignoring it, even when going to bed. Hope this is viable for you and that it helps. It honk a small blue tooth speaker with white noise might be worth a try. Just all IMO...
I am the same as you. Left year Nd then right ear flared now . Not as bad as left . It's hard to ignore when you have it so loud. . To the man making this video. I am so.plessed for you..
Earphones are a big cause for tinnitus and especially with young people these days. The numbers are growing rapidly unfortunately. Protecting your hearing is superimportant
Before 8 weeks I had during my workout on my right ear a ringing. After that I went to my ENT I did already ear test and I took cortison for 10 days. I am very disappointed because tinnitus is here and I don’t know if it gonna go. I take vitamins now. I am very athletic guy. The doctor said that is come from blood pressure maybe when I was in the gym. Has somebody the same situation? I miss my silence
similar type of tinnitus started to me in left ear , when i workout lot of time sweat goes inside of my ears i dont care and one day i hear that sound ringing , still dont know to how to stop
@@shuriyap5338 how long did you have it? It’s coming from blood pressure or from ear wax? You must make an appointment to your ENT
@@sotirismoutakas5541 if it is bloodpressure related it should be a pulsating sound and often a low tone.
hey man, how is it now?
@@shinkansen1907I have it but it’s not bother me anymore
Im 19 i hear multiple tones 24/7
I m sorry to hear that. Since when have you had this? What triggered it initially?
Hello mate i am also 19 yrs old . May i contact you . If u donot mind to tell that what did u do or how are you dealing now what is yr daily. routine
Hi...how did you manage to sleep with it as it's too loud for me at night
Oh man that sounds really challenging. I think my case wasn’t this bad as it never bothered me at night. Only suggestion I can make is to pay it as little attention as possible, to give your brain a chance to start filtering it out…
@@RapidFlow_Shop I got this 20 days ago, I got very anxious & depressed founding that there's no cure of it. Felt like an amputee for the first time in my life however I'm accepting that only acceptance is the solution. It's just night time when I want that silence back for sleeping. Thanks for your suggestion 👍
@@djmaharshi I think it s great not to underestimate our body s capability to heal itself. The placebo effect shows this very clearly. I really hope it gets better soon, I remember exactly how I was feeling similarly when it happened to me. Don't lose hope, there s a good chance you can move past this ❤️
@@RapidFlow_Shop thanks Erik, your comments really means a lot to me at this time 🙏
Sleeping my suggestions. One… establish a regular routine for sleep…going to bed same time at night and getting up around the same time. Your body can learn to become tired and ready to sleep. Two…relax before bed however that might be. Generally listening to music (unless relaxing type) news or online activities should be stopped 1 to 2 hours before going to sleep. Light reading with a book is something that works for me. Third…..take melatonin and some other evening sleep aids if needed. Not talking about sleep medications but something like theanine, gaba, passion flower etc…some mix of non addictive herbs or even an antihistamine that helps promote sleepiness can be beneficial. If sleep is near impossible one can see a doctor for recommended short term meds while one adjusts to the tinnitus. fourth…..use sound and experiment with works best for you to sleep. Water sounds work for many like waves or rainfall. If tinnitus is loud have to experiment with the volume some individuals fully cover or mask the tinnitus with sound at night which works for some for others playing a louder sound than the tinnitus can also be distracting in which case you use sound to give your brain outside stimulation to listen to at a lower volume (not fully masking but a competing noise) so your mind can’t pay as much attention to the tinnitus.