Hi there folks,

I usually don't lurk on this board because I am SSD but I was wondering if there are any earbuds that would assist with the elimination of the tinnitus or cancel it out all together or produce a negative sound for the background noise?

I am sure something out there exists, it's just that I haven't found it yet! Did you know as well that William Shatner has tinnitus he has done work for their association, those of you interested can google : William Shatner/tinnitus

Mike

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1974 - Dr. Michelson  Colombia Presbyterian removal of 3 Arterio Venous Malformations
2004- Dr. Sisti  NY Presbyterian subtotal removal of 3.1 cm AN,
2012 - June 11th Dr. Sisti Gamma Knife (easy-breasily done)"DEAD IRV" play taps!
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Hi Mike,

Can't answer the question but I wanted to post.

I HATE TINITUS !!!!!!!!!!!!

I've been very busy lately, but I promised myself I would devote more time to this and find relief.  It's such a challenge to the quality of life.  I've learned to live with all my other symptoms, but there are days when I just can't take the noise in my head.  Like today !!

Regards,

Bob

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Hi there folks,

I usually don't lurk on this board because I am SSD but I was wondering if there are any earbuds that would assist with the elimination of the tinnitus or cancel it out all together or produce a negative sound for the background noise?

I am sure something out there exists, it's just that I haven't found it yet! Did you know as well that William Shatner has tinnitus he has done work for their association, those of you interested can google : William Shatner/tinnitus

Mike

I got a Widex it is okay there is a Zen setting so it distracts a little the tinnitus is so loud but does help somewhat so every little bit is still a blessing but I am sure if you play soothing music in that ear would do the same and cheaper....

Best Wishes,

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Diagnosed with a 1 cm. AN had Retrosigmoid
Approach surgery July of 2009, several problems after surgery.

One thing that helped me was adding some steady background sound, especially at night - it made the environment feel less distracting. If you don't already have something you like, I've used https://noisebg.com/ for white noise and ambient sounds, but any similar app or website works too. Hope you find something that gives you a bit of relief.

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