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labrat10687Member u are ok? alive? some news? God bless u

Hi Philip83 I think that is normal, it's happen with me too (sometimes)

Hi folks it's work for wheezing T? (My T is like a TV Noise), if I cover my ears, I hear a 8000hz or 9000hz (in my whole head), ONLY if I cover my full ears. However day to day I listen a Tv noise (Radio off air), It never bothered me, but in the last days is a little higher than normal...

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Try to use COENZYME Q10 - 100mg 3X per day (for 30 days) - it's recovery your "ear hair cell" stress - www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/25209035 at night for sleep, try to use sound in your bedroom (I use "Sleep Pillow App" and "myNoise IOS app"),

Hi Christine Fisher Happy for your reply :) Unfortunately not all ENTs know how to deal with it. Here in Brazil is the same. But I know that when the "acoustic trauma" is recent the chances of recovery are 100% (doctor tell me)

For add Here some info about INCREASING GABA (good), and LOWERING GLUTAMATE (bad), in some cases (when anxiety triggers tinnitus) : http://www.rlcure.com/glutamate2.html http://www.holistichelp.net/blog/how-to-increase-gaba-and-balance-glutamate/ My apologies if this has been posted Eduardo

Hi Lisa88 I'm happy for your reply :) Yes, I'm making it. I'm using Alprazolam (0.5mg afternoon) and 2 pill (3mg each) Melatonin for sleep. And I'd one week of sleep quality. 8 hour average, without side effects (I wake up 2 times per night, but I fall again in sleep very quick). I do: - I...

Hi Louise U are ok?, I'm Eduardo Neves from Brazil

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natural calming: http://www.healthline.com/health/anxiety/calming-effects-of-passionflower#2

try a calming "natural medicine" aid quickly fall asleep, in my case I'm using Alprazolan 0,5mg for sleep (but I'm very anxious)

at night for sleep, try to use sound in your bedroom (I use "Sleep Pillow App" and "myNoise IOS app"),

Try to use COENZYME Q10 - 100mg 3X per day (for 30 days) - it's recovery your "ear hair cell" stress - www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/25209035