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THE NOISE: A man lives with Severe Tinnitus which brings him agony on day to day basis.
 
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When you hear another high pitched sound and think another friend has come to the party in your in ears..... then you realise it's just the fridge freezer
 
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Here's a compilation of evidence why reversing hearing loss will probably reduce tinnitus as well.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4208401/
Tinnitus is faulty neuroplasticity caused by hearing loss


http://www.tinnitus.org/HB_Nov00.pdf
Classical study from the 1950's non tinnitus hearing adults get tinnitus from complete audiotory deprivation in a sound proof echo chamber. Tinnitus goes away eventually when they leave the silent chamber


Roland Schaette explains in this video that mild hearing loss simulation via ear plugs induces tinnitus but removal of the ear plugs cause the tinnitus signal to be removed completely. He mentions the two studies above.

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https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4842978/
Charles Liberman's paper mentions tinnitus and hearing loss being reversible with hypothetical therapeutics

http://www.tinnitusjournal.com/articles/can-cochlear-implants-decrease-tinnitus.pdf
In most cases Cochlear implants did reduce tinnitus but their are a few exceptions


https://blog.medel.com/cochlear-implants-tinnitus-cure/
In every case a reduction of tinnitus existed for Cochlear Implants


The American Tinnitus Association makes no mention of their tinnitus research relating to reversing hearing loss.
I am not aware they have ever even suggested the possibility.
 
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