"The First Thing You Should Do Is See a Psychiatrist"

[spiiros]

Have you read this? What is your opinion?

http://www.medicaldaily.com/tinnitu...ression-could-reduce-inner-ear-ringing-262690

Im sure that my problems starts because of depression and stress..

 

[Asian]

I have read A LOT on tinnitus like many others on here since the onset more than a year ago. Frankly after reading and knowing so much I don't think it ever goes away for anybody. Tinnitus going away for some people seems to be a myth now. Its a very nasty and permanent condition and once you get it, there is no shaking it. Sorry didn't mean to be a pessimist just learning to embrace the fact and this pisses me off now

 

[Martin69]

My T started because of stress, health anxiety and burnout (others would maybe say depression).
I met some psych docs and I am still doing. But all talking, CBT etc. does not take T away from me.
Try finding a TRT doc or someone with T who understands you. And work against the depression with meds, psych doc and CBT.

 

[Nucleo]

I have read A LOT on tinnitus like many others on here since the onset more than a year ago. Frankly after reading and knowing so much I don't think it ever goes away for anybody. Tinnitus going away for some people seems to be a myth now. Its a very nasty and permanent condition and once you get it, there is no shaking it. Sorry didn't mean to be a pessimist just learning to embrace the fact and this pisses me off now

Yeah, it really seems to be that if T doesn't resolve after a few days, it might stay there for a while. I'm betting the ''most people's tinnitus resolves in the first 3 months'' also includes those that resolved the next day or 2.