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Hello! Do we have any idea of things that trigger a spike (alcohol, caffeine, cannabis, salt, etc) will still trigger a spike after Dr. Shore's treatment? I've looked and didn't see it addressed anywhere. Wondering if we'll still need to avoid those things in the future. I realize we won't...

Here is a corresponding thread with a poll: Poll: What Effect Does Alcohol Have on Your Tinnitus?

...guidelines. These are just overall guidelines and have nothing to do with a permanent increase of T. I really wouldn't look away from alcohol if you like it. We already tend to abstain from a lot of things thanks to T, especially the first months. So don't add anything that has no impact.

Tinnitus since Oct. 2014. Thought it may be alcohol related. Quit alcohol for 8 months-didn't help. Measured in 4000mz range in right ear.

I had to go on the dry no alcohol @Shera after heart surgery but as I've said, I drank my share and yours also. Alcohol never bothered the tinnitus, but chocolate sure fires it up.

Yes, alcohol will cause tinnitus to spike. One drink, probably not, but a few will definitely do it. Smoking weed is even worse. Just about everything will spike tinnitus! Or so it seems. You have to take it one day at a time. The main thing is not to do things you know will make it worse...

Maybe it has something to do with the amount of alcohol. Had four beers (0,2 litres), not that much. Since I got T I'm not drinking much alcohol and pay more attention to the amount of alcohol I'm drinking. It individually depends how a body deals with alcohol and its degradation. Maybe you have...

Alcohol helps me relax and forget about tinnitus when I have a couple craft beers.

Interesting you should mention alcohol, especially that it could ruin the ears. Here's something I posted a while ago whilst wanting to find a connection between the two, makes for sobering reading! https://www.tinnitustalk.com/threads/alcohol.933/#post-7203 If you get silence from drinking...

Alcohol has some catastrophic side effects, and none of it potential. Should you drink a lot instead to help you cope? I'm not sure, I haven't had a drink for ages.

Alcohol can relax you and make you feel happy but if have depression then alcohol will not help and bring you down again ... Lots of love glynis

Whatever gluten free beer is around. For those curious, here is a list of gluten free alcohol drinks: http://munchyy.com/gluten-free-alcohol-list/

they're called benzodiazepines and they're even more dangerous than alcohol. @Mario martz alcohol doesn't affect my t but hangovers sure do, and not in a good way.

Alcohol makes everything worse in the long run. But a glass of wine is reasonable ;-)

Alcohol always spiked my tinnitus so I quit drinking more than a year ago.

absolutely everyone gets goosebumps from music. this is clickbait. do you wake up thirsty after drinking alcohol? research shows your brain is special in the way it processes alcohol!

hi mick, my ear specialist actually said to cut out the alcohol as well as caffeine because it can worsen the tinnitus,you should find something other than alcohol to help you fall asleep,i take an anti-depressant without alcohol,keep busy , but even when you do relax try to concentrate on other...

Alcohol.

Please don't use alcohol drops in your ears! Instead try the apple vinegar first then see if it helps, I agree with the above... Alcohol is extremely harsh on such a sensitive organ!

...for hyperthyroidism. This is frequently associated with higher systolic blood pressure or systolic hypertension. It is well reported, that caffeine-coffee and alcohol impacts the absorption of T4 - thyroid. See a Conventional Radiologist where he might order a CTA, MRA and ultrasound of neck.

Got my RTG 50mg today.(y) Does anyone drink alcohol while on this drug? By alcohol I mean one beer or or one scotch everyday:). Thank you Rog

Any chances you try to make some poteen...?

Yes, this has always been the case so far, from almost nothing to heavy side effects. Most of the time it is a state comparable to alcohol psychologically, but without the effects of nausea and such. And it's very selective. For example, I have a lot of trouble organizing my thoughts, but not...

I PROVE IT MANY WEEKS AGO MIXED WITH ALCOHOL... AND MY T WAS VERY QUIET UNTIL THE NEXT DAY... Normally the alcohol makes it louder to me...Sorry about my english

Does alcohol have the same affect as benzos on the gaba receptors? I am withdrawing from alcohol and my tinnitus is bothering me alot more, seems harder to cope.

This.. Alcohol is shit.

Hi, Ever since the onset of my pulsatile tinnitus, I quit all coffee (caffeine) and any alcohol, per doctor's orders. I suppose that's good for me. In the future, I’d like to have a glass of wine with the wife. Do any of you tinnitus sufferers drink alcohol in small moderation? Will...

"Drinking alcohol increases blood flow to the inner ear, which can cause tinnitus – a ringing, buzzing or swooshing sound in the ears. This condition can resolve itself in a few hours, but can still be quite annoying while it is present. Excessive drinking on a regular basis can lead to...

@buttercake, can you drink alcohol even though you take Kestine?

Alcohol occasionally reduces all my sounds to a hiss. Not sure if this is because I'm relaxed and my mind is somewhere else or if it's the impacted circulation. A few times I had spikes completely disappear after alcohol. Only once did I have a 'reaction' after a drink - my right ear had...

Never had an issue with flying or driving but my tinnitus is not alcohol induced.

I'm not sure about tinnitus, but mixing MDMA with alcohol can give bad reactions. It's not a guarantee and there's definitely people that do enjoy this, but you are at an increased risk to have nausea, anxiety as well as even more reduced inhibition leading to stupid decisions (taking more...

@Bryce - Alcohol helps my tinnitus today, but I gave it up for at least 2 months when t started. I didn't trust myself with alcohol and was solely focused on figuring out the cause for my t when it started. We are all different though. Alcohol (in moderation) has a positive impact on my tinnitus...

I cannot stand alcohol cause in my whole life I think I had 3 beers in total :rolleyes: The moment I take a sip of alcohol I fall a sleep :D

Alcohol is a double edged sword…it sure helps ease the moment…but you pay the price dearly for it the next day!

Have you considered stopping drinking alcohol?

Who says this? Alcohol or caffeine is not Ototoxic in that it causes physical damage to your ears. It may however irritate your tinnitus however!

Alpacas getting tinnitus, pretending to like people and buying alcohol now. We truly are in the end times.

After the only time this year when I had a little alcohol, my T switched ears for the rest of the day.

You may want to rinse the plug after you do the above, as isopropyl alcohol might be ototoxic...

Benzodiazenes and antidepressants are not 'mind altering' drugs and to think that alcohol is a preferable 'treatment' is foolish and potentially much worse for your longer-term health than any psychiatric medication. I would strongly advise any tinnitus sufferer to seek competent medical help...

Smoking cigarettes doesn't change my tinnitus at all. Alcohol actually completely silences my tinnitus when I get drunk. However, the next day it's usually worse with the hangover but goes back to normal after like 24 hours. So I say to enjoy yourself.

...relief by drinking beer, and I will keep doing in so, in moderation, and reviewing my reactions. There is some common advice to abstain from alcohol as it will increase one's T. But I think the effect may vary from person to person. I found a survey at TT on this topic (below) and...

I definitely agree it would need to be done along with education and public health measures. I read this statistic about alcohol consumption during prohibition: "We find that alcohol consumption fell sharply at the beginning of Prohibition, to approximately 30 percent of its pre-Prohibition...

After drinking alot of alcohol on new years eve i woke up with buzzing and beeping noise which change from my normal ringing tone

I want to ask anyone who has there T change from a normal tone to buzzing and beeping after drinking alcohol for one night

does alcohol help against T? ;D that would be a nice cure :D i have heard it made it worse :/

I have the same problem. Tinnitus from alcohol withdrawal. I, unfortunately, haven’t stopped drinking. I wake up with ringing in my ears, until I have a few drinks. I did quit drinking for two weeks six months ago. The tinnitus went away. Then, I had three beers, and the tinnitus came back the...

I can't really mask because I share a room with my brothers. On the point of alcohol, I have read everywhere that it is really bad for tinnitus, but for me it has been a life saver. I regularly drank when I had mild tinnitus and it didn't affect my tinnitus at all. Last night was the first...

mixing benzodiazepines with alcohol is a bad idea. alcohol is a dose-dependent carcinogen and neurotoxin at any dose. it's a much nastier drug than benzos in terms of physical damage from simple use, and they do not play well together at all.

Alcohol almost without exception raises my tinnitus, but it's sometimes worth it to relax and make me care a little less.

I said I was drinking too much alcohol and wanted to stop. It worked.

Celebrating 15 years with wifey... loud music and alcohol. Tomorrow could be interesting... gotta live tho. Y'all be careful out there. YOLO

...we couldn't find any. If you're lucky enough to have aloe plant growing in your window good. Because you need some. If you have rubbing alcohol good also, if not alcohol over 90 proof. Mix 2/3 cup alcohol to 1/3 cup aloe, add 10 drops tree tea oil got it at a health shop or same amount of...

It was tincture, you can get it in Glycerin if you don't want the alcohol.

Hi, how loud was your tinnitus prior to quit alcohol?

Dont know if my tinnitus is from probiotics, Seroquel or age- I am trying to eliminate everything to see if it helps. I know I now get intense jaw pain from alcohol at this age- so no alcohol