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I had double jabs of Pfizer without issues. The only thing that ever lowered - not cured - the tinnitus was one week “hardcore keto” experiment where I ate only bacon and water. Unfortunately that’s unsustainable for me and to be honest it looked more like modulation than resolution.

Thanks for your input, I’ll look into synaptopathy. The OT said I had Auditory Processing Disorder and that often tinnitus overlaps as a comorbidity. However that says nothing about causality. Yes all those frequencies were tested and I’m very sensitive in the high ones. So much so that these...

Had both types. Headphones for work, earphones for exercise.

Anyone?

I’ve had bilateral chronic tinnitus with no hearing loss for … I think more than a decade. I used to hang on this forum in the early days. After being told by professionals that there was no cure and they didn’t really know what caused this type of tinnitus, I did my best to move on. Recently...

According to this ENT, there is a link with hyperinsulinemia and tinnitus , see discussion here: If that is the case, a long term low carbohydrate diet (diet to treat diabetes) would also be of great benefits. If you want that checked with your doctor, make sure you have an insulin test...

That may be quite significant actually. According to this ENT, there is a link between hyperinsulinemia and tinnitus:

Techies look for help in the tech world. You probably won't see many plumbers and occupational therapists here.

A good old folk classic. And not to forget monty python. A good laugh :joyful:

Between 8-9kHz Age: 33

Note: If 2 weeks of xanax cured tinnitus, the community would know by now ;)

To me, things fall in two categories, either: 1. They cause the tinnitus (causal) or 2. They aggravate / reduce perception of tinnitus (modulate intensity) I think caffeine, poor sleep, anti-depressants, etc fall in #2. I'm not very interested in those at all. I'm more into what would go...

When we don't know the cause, we start blaming what's around us. Pick something you don't like and blame it. I've been using computers on a regular basis since 1986, programming, video games, name it. I do it for a living and some leisure time. Now, why would I get tinnitus 2 years ago? Why...

Very interesting. Not surprised about dentists, I've had similar experiences, same with the "falsely" cracked tooth. Did he have any proof? I'm investigating allergies / food intolerance atm. What is your theory on this? At the moment I'm thinking mine operated this way: High chronic stress...

I understand reappraisal, I'm happy for you that you are content with that. However, in my case, I'll fight this think until I die, that's just the way I am. If I just had tinnitus that would be alright but here's the collection of things that came with it: 1. Tinnitus (when things are quiet)...

Well I've just finished answering the global tinnitus survey, did my part there ;) I'm not quite sure how it came about. It was certainly NOT noise related. Over about 24 months it gradually started in the right ear then both ears. From a soft high pitch to a bit louder one. I also have a...

Hi folks, Have been having this issue for a couple of years now. Has anyone ever got rid of tinnitus?