Recent content by GregK9

Sleep time is always an issue. I sleep with a window open, to let both fresh air in but also, "outside noise" ..."in". the outside noise can help, as it gives your mind something else to listen to and concentrate on, lessening the T noise from inside so to speak. When all is quiet, then your T...

enclosed spaces, especially if quiet, can allow you to hear your "T" more, whereas outside there is a lot more background noise for your ears to retune in to....have you tried some low volume music, or opening a window in these rooms to allow outside noise in for example?

ive just been issued with some Tinnitus hearing aids, which produce a "white noise" to help mask out the tinnitus, plus act as a hearing aid to assist with the tone range i was missing/lacking due to the tinnitus...2 days in and working great !

Some 2 months ago, I had an appointment to see a specialist at a hearing centre. Yes, after many tests they agreed i did have Tinnitus and were able to show me on computer generated graphs, exactly what tonal range my hearing was loosing out on due to this, plus also identify what audio range...

firstly have you seen a ent specialist yet to confirm the diagnosis? it is always better to get expert advise first before seeking any other remedy. personally i dont find that any change of diet can improve or worsen this ailment. However, having some form of "background noise", can. as it...

If the noise generators are not helping, why not get back to whoever supplied them, see if they can retune to help you better, rather than just have something that wont work. I appreciate that you are a busy mum, "being mum", but try and get some out time too, maybe even a walk in the local...

yes, some days can have "louder" sessions than others, sometimes i hardly notice it at all. But find having background music, helps as it gives my muddled brain something else to tune in to, so rather than listen to internal things, it helps with music in background, even if its just a portable...

I too only get a high pitched noise in both ears.but after having mine checked by my local hospital, they are currently making some small ear pieces for me to help combat this. In the meantime i do find that having some "background" noise [ie music] , helps kill the quietness and stops me from...

I have to say mine tends to be more of a constant volume, only occaisionally goes quieter....but never going away fully. I did have a couple of occaisions over the christmas period where the actual "tone" of mine dropped....but at the same time, my actual hearing reduced with it too...only for...