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You ask us if you should call for help? That's time wasted.., in stead of reading the answers you could have called many times.

Everyone has to figure out what kind of noise helps. Like Owen my T seems to "recognise" the masking sounds and will make itself heard pretty loud. So I stopped masking it. I just try to relax with my favourite kind of music. and going to sleep I simply ignore the T. for me it's the best way to...

A Chinese herb used in capsules; Tinnitus Stop. A flavonoid glycoside in it should reduce the tinnitus and its intensity drastically. Reviews on the site are good of course, so that's no help at all. Does anyone know this supplement?

Live has changed by the T but letting the T rule your live is something totally different. You should do everything you were used to do, but perhaps in another way. I do go to the theatre knowing the next day will nog be that great. But I refuse to let the T let me live my live. I agree with Kazue.

A MRI will show everything on small details; the hearing bones and blood vessels if a contrast fluid is used. It also might show a type of tumor, but I dont't know the english term for it. ( Vestibular schwannoma?) Most of the times a MRI will not show the cause of the T, it just rules out some.

No changes what so ever!

Hi gebora, I've been taking a SSRI for a couple of years now. I could not say that taking this med has increased the t. What does increase the t is the fact how I feel at that moment, a mindset. If I feel ok the t behaves, if I don't it bothers me a lot. So I try to rest at certain moments...

God bless the usa, they'll need it with Trump as a president. He will try to make america great again but will lose the world in progress.

A GP and an ENT. Had some tests. Conclusion: cochlea damage. And then my brain made the sound I cannot hear anymore. So as Kazue said, it is a phantom noise. A bit sad is the fact that more tones occur and the t went to the other ear also. (or the audible cortex is playing games with me..)

As I wrote to you in a pm, you let your emotions out and that is a good thing. Like Candy wrote, I haven't cried in years and boy would I like to cry for a while! You are not a crybaby, you are on your way of finding yourself back again. Feeling the pain is the first step!

I think we allready are.

I occasionally take sleeping medication if I'm wrecked. Lately I try to do relaxation exercises and they do help me fall asleep faster. Don't be frustrated if it does not work for you right away, that will keep you awake..;)...

As said, you believe what you want, I'll do the same. :)