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Simple, don't wear the hearing aids?
Reactive tinnitus and sound directly into the ears usually don't go together well. If you have reactivity, you need to be more careful. @Michael...
It looks to me that Russia will not give up on Ukraine, regardless of what weaponry Biden or any other country throws at the problem. No one is...
Simple all-in-one test to determine your level of tinnitus: 1. Does the symptoms described by @Travis Henry sound totally outrageous and...
Now it's my turn to throw in my advice! Be clear: hyperacusis is more likely to resolve than tinnitus. Which annoys you the most, the tinnitus...
You say you believe your snoring may be causing your tinnitus to increase during sleep. Have you considered different sleeping positions? On the...
That sounds like a bad case of reactivity if your own voice spikes it. The zaps sound terrible. I'd recommend you try a toothbrush with nano...
If your tinnitus reacts to body movement, including smiling, that's a somatic element. Your brain is greatly amplifying your 'body sounds.' Your...
Reactivity, a different guise of hyperacusis or whatever you want to call it, is a difficult condition to manage on top of your tinnitus. It...
Insane advice!
His snoring could be damaging his tinnitus, not necessarily his inner ear.
What I mean is there is no evidence at this stage that it will be permanent for you. There is every chance, as you're already seeing improvements,...
You're not really one of us yet. At very early stages is best chance for healing. If you’re careful, perhaps even over cautious, you may be gone...
It's your risk to take. It depends on how badly your ears are damaged, how bad your tinnitus is, and whether you can cope with a worsening. A...
What do you mean by an "ear flush"?
