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- My Experience with Loud, Screaming Tinnitus: Struggles, Discoveries . . .
Then I came across a book by Julian Cowan Hill He had severe chronic tinnitus and managed to heal In simple terms, he describes the healing process as a journey of self discovery, learning what you enjoy, and taking care of yourself It might sound obvious, but I now have proof When I feel at peace, which is rare, my tinnitus dissolves
- DMSO Cured My Unilateral Tinnitus? | Tinnitus Talk Support Forum
The tinnitus is still loud as ever, but it seems less reactive to sound If that observation is accurate, it could be significant For the first time in years, I am cautiously listening to music (!)—Durutti Column, Can, and Holger Czukay, if you're curious—on my real system
- The Gastrointestinal Tinnitus Connection
Because Tinnitus is a symptom, and not a cause, many medical practitioners encourage us to find the causes of our Tinnitus and address it whenever possible; most causes of Tinnitus are very difficult, if not impossible, to diagnose because Tinnitus is a neurological response to some sort of aggravating biological condition
- Struggling with Pulsatile Tinnitus: Looking for Reassurance and Success . . .
I've had regular tinnitus for the past 8 years, and I've learned to cope with it to the point where I hardly even noticed it For the last 6–7 months, I've been dealing with pulsatile tinnitus on and off, mainly at night when I'm trying to sleep It wasn't every night, so I let it go However, last night I woke up because it was so loud
- Some Tinnitus Success Stories from People Around Me
Time without tinnitus after recovery: 20 years (Some more success cases were mentioned by the person: a relative who had tinnitus after a tooth operation - the tinnitus went away; someone who had it after a trigeminal nerve inflammation - went away; and someone who hears it now only for a few minutes when he smokes a cigarette) Story 3:
- Success Stories | Tinnitus Talk Support Forum
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- Correlation Between Tinnitus and Eye Floaters?
Those changes may or may not be irreversible but would last so long as your tinnitus does (which is why we do not know if the changes revert back) one of those side effects can be floaters (floaters were always physically there, but it turns out the brain becomes less efficient at filtering those out), in extreme (and very rare) cases, visual snow can also be yet another side effect from those
- Has Anyones Tinnitus Ever COMPLETELY Gone Away?
If you suffer from tinnitus it can be an idea to make sure that your jaw joint is working properly A dentist can make you a removable individual bite tester to wear and if this takes the tinnitus away, treatment can be carried out to improve your bite and keep the noise away permanently
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