What can I do about tinnitus?
Friday, August 20th, 2010 at
12:18 pm
I am 16 and developed tinnitus in both of my ears after having a painful double ear infection several years ago. The confusing part of my tinnitus is that I actually hear better than most people and I got close to perfect results after having a hearing test. What could be causing it? I am sure it is not anything deadly as I have had it for several years and it has not gotten worse at all, but what can I do to maybe make the ringing less severe? The only time I really notice it is while I am in bed and everything is completly quiet.
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There is no "cure", but there are a couple natural products that have a combination of herbs and/or homeopathic products that can help your body to heal itself and "silence the ear ringing". Granted, it could take several months to repair all the damage, depending on how bad it is, but that may vary between different people. The tissues in the ear are very delicate, so they do take some time to repair. You can check it out here:
http://www.swansonvitamins.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?storeId=10001&langId=-1&catalogId=10051&SourceCode=INT999&productId=11398&R=9948
Also to note, Tinnitus is NOT a temporary feeling that you have after being at a loud concert…. it is permanent damage that causes your ears to ring at all volume levels. I’ve had a light touch of it myself, and I anticipate that there will be a severe increase in the number of cases in the next decade or two because of how many kids blast their iPods and MP3 players through their ear buds.
I don’t think there has been a cure for it
I get it all the time,too. I get it especially after I’m around a lot of people or loud noises like a concert. Then, when I’m at home when it’s quiet it’s pretty strong. I think it’s pretty harmless. I wouldn’t worry about it, especially since your hearing is so good.