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@cyh951

Hi Valerie, I truly sympathize with you and know how maddening tinnitus is, best thing that specifically has worked 60% or more for me is to listen to relaxing piano music from my phone app, and rest of time, well I've got a ton of strategies. I've had moderate to severe hearing loss since birth in both ears and cannot hear w/o a hearing aid and most times i rely heavily on captions when watching TV, movie or listening on my phone. My story is I started wearing my first hearing aid in 1976, but never had any tinnitus until 2010. I did well with having just one aid but in 2008 i was able to get two aids (state of the art) and was so happy. But suddenly in 2010, while i was driving on the interstate my right ear started popping and it suddenly went totally deaf. I was devastated. Then the very next day the tinnitus started and since then it is 98% NON-STOP. I hear all sorts of weird noises, pulsing, drumming, screeching, voices, music, white noise, etc...and in my mind they are very loud (over a 100 decibels') usually is worst at night. I lose a lot of sleep and it drives me NUTS! I agree it has to be more than just a hearing loss problem !

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..sorry to read cyh... you have been through a lot. I agree it is very hard on our nervous system... I also get ear pain and have to pinch nose and blow to open tubes an then blocks hearing or echo... I recall on here someone mentioning the musical ear and he just goes with the flow but with the whole lot, tinnitus, musical ear, pain and some hearing loss its a bit much on top of other illnesses isnt it? yes, why is it that only some people with same hearing loss as another person gets tinnitus, but the other person doesnt? has to be more to it - and i often think of medications taken over the years; genes; etc. and unless someone actually experiences all of this it's hard for them to understand how upsetting it can be.. yet we are still cognizant of those with life threatening illnesses and try an put it into perspective, but its a challenge and no hope of cure isnt it