Residual Inhibition and Habituation

Discussion in 'Support' started by mock turtle, Feb 17, 2012.

    1. mock turtle

      mock turtle Member

      Location:
      puget sound
      Tinnitus Since:
      07/26/1992...habituated after 2 years; 11/04/11 new outbreak
      no matter how much i read and investigate i have yet to understand how playing noises that match the frequencies of our tinnitus manages to stop the tinnitus for a short time...how curious

      and yet the path towards habituation seems almost to be the opposite, one where we dont mask the tinnitus and in fact listen to sounds or "notched" music that fills the spectrum of hearing that we still have while staying away from the frequencies where there is damaged hearing...very strange

      i wonder what would happen if we could fill the ear with a broad spectrum of all frequencies the normal human ear can hear, ...at a low volume, so we are sure not to do damage

      would we get habituation and residual inhibition?
       
    2. joe

      joe Member

      Location:
      UK
      Tinnitus Since:
      October 2011
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      mock turtle

      mock turtle Member

      Location:
      puget sound
      Tinnitus Since:
      07/26/1992...habituated after 2 years; 11/04/11 new outbreak
      Joe...thanks...looks interesting
       
    4. Asian

      Asian Member

      Tinnitus Since:
      4 weeks
      Does anybody know how residual inhibition works ? What's the mechanism behind that momentarily relief ?
       
    5. OnceUponaTime
      Wishful

      OnceUponaTime Member Podcast Patron Benefactor Hall of Fame

      Location:
      New York
      Tinnitus Since:
      11/11
      Cause of Tinnitus:
      Noise
      Does anyone have an answer to this?
       
    6. OnceUponaTime
      Wishful

      OnceUponaTime Member Podcast Patron Benefactor Hall of Fame

      Location:
      New York
      Tinnitus Since:
      11/11
      Cause of Tinnitus:
      Noise
      Anybody?????
       
    7. DebInAustralia
      No Mood

      DebInAustralia Member Benefactor Hall of Fame Advocate

      Location:
      Geelong, Victoria
      Tinnitus Since:
      12/2013
      I think i read somewhere that listening to noise that matches your t frequency causes lateral inhibition???
       
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