My tinnitus sound like crickets in the background...
Client asked:
Tinnitus: My tinnitus sound like crickets in the background. Seems to be getting worse as I get older. I am 63 years old.
A cherry bomb blew up in my hand when I was about 12 years old and it was awful ( the ringing in my ears). I thought I was a gonner.
I was scared to tell my mother what happened and noticed that swimming helped. (I assumed it was the water in my ears that helped mask the sound)), but I have been suffering with this most of my life.
Our response:
Hello Tom,
I thank you for the information and details regarding your tinnitus, this information makes it easy for me to recommend the correct tinnitus relief remedy for your condition. Obviously one cannot expect effective lasting tinnitus relief if the correct tinnitus medication is not taken. Did you know that there are literally millions of small hairs in the cochlea that are moved by sound waves as a result of external noise.
When a sound gets discerned by the ears and these small hairs start moving, signals are sent through the nerve which your brain interprets as a noise.
The movements of the hairs in the cochlea can be likened to a field of grass rippling in tune with the breeze.
These little hair cells and those easily damaged auditory nerves are easy to break when exposed to sudden loud noises. Obviously those that are unfortunate enough to work in a noisy place or frequent noisy pubs over a period of time will experience more damage.
The inner ear and its delicate structures are also damaged by a severe blow to the head If damage happens and the cilia are broken or bent they can send random signals to the brain which are interpreted as a sound even though none is present.
Tinnitus from noise (cochlea damage tinnitus) is also often a result of scuba diving accidents, swimming pool incidents, removals of ear wax etc.
Loss of hearing is not reversible but our noise tinnitus remedies have successfully reduced the tinnitus levels of many thousands of tinnitus sufferers.
There is no doubt that your tinnitus is due to cochlea damage as a result of exposure to loud noise when the cherry bomb blew up in your hand. The sound of crickets in the background is typical of cochlea damage induced tinnitus. The fact that your tinnitus seems to be getting worse as you get older is actually very common.
Tinnitus from cochlea damage can also result in hearing loss in the higher frequencies. The good news is that our tinnitus relief remedies have an excellent rate of success and will give you the tinnitus relief that you need.
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