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james84727
james84727

Guys my ringing is level 10 what's working for you guys to lower sound . I will appreciate any help.

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  • tanney
    tanney james84727

    Posted

    Try the sedative, Ativan.  It should help calm your inner ear and then reduce tinnitus.
  • ana36
    ana36 james84727

    Posted

    Hi james

    Some days can be worse than others but try to stay as hydrated as possible. Drink lots of water, I usually drink about 8 to 9 glasses a day, sometimes more.

    ana

  • JGaitan501
    JGaitan501 james84727

    Posted

    Diuretics help.  Also, I started using a product called ‘No Salt’.   It’s in the spice aisle at the grocery store.  I put 1 tsp of No Salt in 1 Liter of water and flavor it with lemon and cucumber.  I drink that every day and my ringing has decreased so much!!   
  • NeddyO
    NeddyO james84727

    Posted

    High dose betahistine is your best bet - it takes about a month to become effective. My tinnitus was as bad at yours at the outset - now it is background and not troublesome.

    Good luck.

  • barry61472
    barry61472 james84727

    Posted

    CBD oil...it has completely eliminated my tinnitus!

    • jim74599
      jim74599 barry61472

      Posted

      What's your dosage for CBD oil? I'm using a 4:1 reatio (CBD:THC). But I also have CBD without THC. Which do you use? I use a subligual dose of one dropperful in the morning (4:1CBD:THC) and a dropperful of CBD (no THC) in the evening. My tinnitus is not gone, but on a scale of 1 to 10 it's about a 3 now. Before this it was always 5 or above. (But never a 10).

    • JGaitan501
      JGaitan501 jim74599

      Posted

      I just started CBD oil (with less than .3%THC I believe) and I take 4 drops sublingual each morning.  My tinnitus has improved but I’m getting headaches.  But the headaches may be unrelated to the CBD.  I’m trying to figure it out.   

    • barry61472
      barry61472 jim74599

      Posted

      Jim, I use without THC, 2 dose sublingual (1 ea morning/night.) My tinnitus went from 10 to 1.
    • cathy63119
      cathy63119 barry61472

      Posted

      So do need a prescription? The nutrition stores have the oil but in different strengths I wish they made some to put directly in the ear but I know it's coming from my head I don't understand what to do

  • Mossia
    Mossia james84727

    Posted

    Hello James,

    many people report Severe discomfort after exposure to WIFI and cellular devices.  It is a magnetism issue, so research EMFS and its, connection to Tinnitis.

    if you feel awful, get off all devices, and spend time away in a WIFI free zone, away from large towers or WIFI towers, and High Electrical fields.

    if you live in a large city, this may be hard to do, but try and get into a zone with little or no WIFI and get off of your cell phone, and see if you feel better.

    if you self test, you will have your answer..

  • sezzp
    sezzp james84727

    Posted

    I find staying hydrated and keeping diet low in salt helps, as others have said. I take potassium magnesium citrate capsules (to help the salt reduction) and bear berry extract (to help stay hydrated) as well as drinking lots of water. I have also tried lipo flavanpid plus, which I shipped from the US. I'm not convinced that they help but I'm worried to stop them in case it gets worse. Good luck!

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