The tinitus started after I went to a loud rock concert a few months ago...
Client asked:
Tinnitus: The tinitus started after I went to a loud rock concert a few months ago. I had floor tickets, went close to the stage. The concert was about 3 hours long. Afterwards, my hearing was muffled, and I had a ringing in my ears. I thought that the ringing would stop within a few days, but it has not.
I went to a doctor, and was put on Prednisone for a week, but it didn't help. The ringing seems slighty less than it originally was, but it's still there. I can ignore it in a semi noisy room, or if I'm distracted, but when I'm in a quiet room, it's noticable.
I've had no problems falling asleep at night. I did have some slight headaches during the first few weeks. The ringing is primarily in my right ear, because that was the way I was turned toward the stage. However, at times, I seem to have a slight "phantom" ringing in my left ear. I believe I have type-4 tinnitus. Would T-Gone help reduce the ringing? Thank-you for your response.
Our response:
Hello Chris,
I am glad to hear from you and I will do my best to assist you by helping you choose the correct tinnitus relief remedy, in order for you to get effective lasting tinnitus relief. It is actually quite scary how easily the inner ear structures can be damaged and probably the biggest and most common culprit of all, is exposure to loud noise.When an external sound is heard the thousands of small hairs in the cochlea are stimulated.
When a sound gets discerned by the ears and these small hairs move, signals go streaking through the nerve which your brain interprets as a noise.
These small hair cells and those delicate auditory nerves are easy to break when exposed to loud noises. The damage is all the more amplified if you are a band member or worked in a noisy factory for a long time.
The inner ear and its delicate structures are also damaged by a severe blow to the head The tiny hairs often get bent out of shape or broken and then randomly send electric pulses directly to the brain which interprets them as a sound, although there is no sound present.
Tinnitus from noise (cochlea damage tinnitus) is also often a result of scuba diving accidents, swimming incidents, removals of ear wax etc.
Hearing loss is most certainly not reversible nevertheless the tinnitus treatments have been very successful at dramatically and permanently reducing the tinnitus levels from a damaged cohlea.
This exposure to loud noise causes cochlea damage which results in the ringing in the ears that is tinnitus. You are quite correct, you are suffering from type 4 tinnitus, however this tinnitus relief remedy has helped many tinnitus sufferers get back the peace and quiet they so desired and it will reduce your tinnitus effectively.
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