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Controlling Tinnitus: What works for you?

Hearing Loss | Last Active: Oct 17 3:14pm | Replies (205)

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Mine is very loud sometimes and interferes with my hearing loss in one ear..it also changes in pitch from loud ringing to very light silver bells. I am experimenting with controling it by listening for a rhythm or tune and turning it into music or a familiar background noise like waves on the seashore. I do this to fall asleep sometimes. Lots of time it seems to go almost quiet when I meditate or am working in the studio. It is triggered if I am tense and there is loud background noise(trucks, acid rock, loud tv) and I can't hear what the person speaking is saying. Worse if the person is angry. I always had a sort of high pitched bacground sound and as a child and I always thought it was the sound of the empty space between objects. But now at 83 this last yr. it has become worse....due to??? I am wondering if anyone has experimented with bio-feedback? Which is used for Migraines and other things.

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Wind! It is another of my triggers. I just realized yesterday & today why I hate to be outside when it is windy and hate being on a boat or in a car with open windows (and it's been so for years.) My tinnitus gets louder and more high-pitched the harder the wind blows. Now I just need to figure out how to mask it.
Sue