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VickiD, I understand where you're coming from. Mine has recently gotten worse, and though I've had pretty severe T for over twenty years, it's pushed me a bit over the edge. I see my prescribing doc on Monday, and I plan to ask him for a small quantity of high dose valium so I can take one when...

Thanks for those suggestions. I've talked about those with my prescribing doctor, but I already take other meds for depression and anxiety. He didn't feel that tricyclic antidepressants were suitable for those purposes, so can't use them for tinnitus. But I like the idea of reducing tinnitus, so...

I'm new here and also suffer from constant, loud tinnitus. I'm very interested to hear any suggestions you might have, especially as regards masking noise and tools for getting to sleep. My T is loud enough to keep me awake all night. Thank you in advance for any direction you might have time to...

My tinnitus is similar to yours - constant and loud. I always thought mine wasn't so bad because the T didn't disrupt my balance. It's good to know that I'm not alone, and also that I'm not crazy for thinking this is disrupting my life on a high level. It absolutely is a critical factor. Can...

This is the first I've heard of ringing getting louder when your teeth are clenched, but I'm new to any kind of support or forum. I tried it and mine also got louder. Interesting. Also interesting to hear people share about masking noises. I can always hear my tinnitus, but having the tv on at...

... for me to seek some support from fellow suffers. And I'm glad I finally did. I've suffered from tinnitus since at least 1995. I spent 13 years playing the violin, which was identified by my first audiologist as the likely culprit for the beginning of my hearing damage. Add to that, over 30...

willing to try something new