ATA Podcast — Conversations in Tinnitus

[Dubbyaman]

I'd like to know what you all think of the ATA podcast, "Conversations in Tinnitus" on the ATA website.

They have 4 on there so far and the last 2 are really good in terms of research.

 

[IAmCalifornia]

Nothing's really good in terms of research till I hear/read "tinnitus cured"

 

[threefirefour]

Nothing's really good in terms of research till I hear/read "tinnitus cured"

A treatment works well enough for me.

 

[Paulmanlike]

I'd like to know what you all think of the ATA podcast, "Conversations in Tinnitus" on the ATA website.

They have 4 on there so far and the last 2 are really good in terms of research.

What do they talk about in terms of research in summary?

 

[IAmCalifornia]

What treatments tell me tell me I'll do anything to get rid of the noise

 

[threefirefour]

What treatments tell me tell me I'll do anything to get rid of the noise

I might have something that will help you out. This reduces my tinnitus a fair deal for a while, especially in a quiet room. First think of scilence as a sound like tinnitus. When you're in a silent room you hear two noises. Focus of the "sound" of silence, like how you would focus on a sound to distract from tinnitus. It will make it get much quieter for a while. At least it worked for me.

 

[Pleasure_Paulie]

I just started listening to these podcasts and it's great to hear from professionals researching the area of Tinnitus. I really recommend we all check them out so they keep making the pod casts!

https://www.ata.org/understanding-facts/podcasts