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I can't imagine what it's like to have T that bad and I don't want to pretend like I do know what you're going through! However there just is know sense in obsessing about it! Like golly said don't put your life on hold waiting for some amazing cure. Learn to deal with it, accept it, appreciate...

If you continue to allow tinnitus to rule your life then one day you might fall ill with something a lot more serious, something potentially life threatening. Only then will you see that tinnitus isn't all that bad. And you'll be racked with regret on how you didn't live your life, happy and...

Thank you, glad I could help/inspire! Remember everyone it most circumstances in comes down to the old saying 'mind over matter' our brain is unimaginably powerful. With are bodies being such a complex system there is bound to be things that go wrong, things go wrong with our body's everyday...

Well fingers crossed!

Bear in mind that eye treatments are made out to be more advanced than they actually are! In a lot of cases laser eye surgery is not permanent!

I think we are talking more 20+ for an effective treatment and 30+ for a cure unfortunately

5-10 years taking into account that it takes 10 years give or take for any medicine to be approved for public use?

Maybe exercise and yoga aren't a waste of time if you have accepted your tinnitus. However if you're still obsessing about it, constantly thinking about it, then I don't think you'll reep the benefits of things like exercise. Acceptance is for sure very important!

Let's just put it this way, there will be a cure sometime in the future and possible a very effective treatment sooner. However you do have to take into account that it takes any medicine around 10 years to get approved by most regulatory bodies/authorities. The testing, saftey assesements...

Most of you are all very very far from the truth. YES there will be a cure for tinnitus in 30+ years! Guaranteed. It may not be found through tinnitus research which looks highly unlikely due to the sheer complexity of the condition. However this is no problem, in around 30+ years we will have...