Love this! I’ve also had similar results with Treble Health. Fast initial relief and then steady improvement over 9 months and still improving. I got my life back.
I have not been following your videos lately, which is a good sign, at least to me. I love when i hear such stories, to see that people are getting better, Success Stories are some form of therapy. Thanks for sharing the story. Good luck to all.
Very helpful--Melinda rocks! Had seen her initial podcast, followed by her interview on the Treble Health patient summit in April, and was inspired in both instances by her compelling story. Shout-out to Melinda for sharing her progress in this podcast, and many thanks to Dr. Ben for bringing her back. 👏 👏 👏
@@Gracethrufaith320Hi Melinda, so glad you are doing better. I went through the same thing that you did, freaking out at first wondering how on earth to cope with it, and if it was going to be the same every day and thanking goodness when you get the good days. I am starting to get used to it and I am in Scotland so I am getting help through our NHS at this stage. I watched your other video also about how when looking through google you can end up finding, hmm let’s say not the best results that are not very reassuring. People should take solace in knowing it can get better, and that while the first couple of months can be daunting, it often does get better. I am like you in between stage 3 & 4 some days. I have to ask btw, do you have Scottish family by any chance? You are the absolute double of someone I know i went to school with. Sorry is that is a weird question lol 😂 Anyway all the best to you 😊
The thing is all these 'success' stories are on people who have experienced NO physical damage to their inner ears from acoustic noise. They had some emotional non acoustic trauma & over emotional reaction to their tinnitus that made it worse. Once they learn how to cope with their emotional reactions their tinnitus improves regardless of any other 'treatment' or coaching.
@@JamesSpencer421 You didn't refute one claim or judgment I made displaying your unprofessional status & puerile ignorance. All you did is deride my comment by making unsubstantiated false & empty claims which for some reason didn't sit well with you, adding absolutely nothing to the discussion. Emotional is spelled correctly & being 'over-emotional' is a proper description which can be applied whether one is of a professional 'status' or not! What pretentious professional wording would you have preferred as a substitute? Upset because I didn't hyphenate the word? When you have something to say that minusculely resembles an intellectual thought & argument rather then nitpicking typo's then feel free to respond. Otherwise STFU.
I damaged my hearing with 250 rounds of +p 9 mm with a handgun. I'm finding sound therapy is really helping. I mean I have gun shot hearing damage a good amount. Don't give up and your mindset is why you don't make progress. If you train your body to your new baseline it will ignore the noise if you train the baseline as a threat it will GET LOUDER. I've found I can experience silence more frequently and for longer periods. It really does work.
@@ericadams6804 And there it is. Without understanding my condition or my mental state you resort to the blame the victim card being ' if you didn't get better it's your fault because you didn't have right attitude". Even if well intended what you're saying is infuriating, offensive & simplistic. If you knew anything about reactive tinnitus which I suffer with in both ears & throughout my brain 24/7 you wouldn't be giving me the 'baseline' lecture. The idea of experiencing a second with silence for me has not even been remotely possible. I have been suffering with this for 2 & 1/2 years so if you believe I haven't done everything in my power to remain positive then you are sorely mistaken & beyond comprehending my condition or my will & desire to improve.
@@Andrew-pp2ql Thank you for your understanding & support. Tinnitus is an all encompassing term related to phantom sounds in the auditory system. People generally don't understand that there are wide range of causes, symptoms & degree of loudness & types of sounds. It can also be non reactive or reactive, & come with typical hyperacusis & lower sound tolerance issue's.
In the UK 🇬🇧 there is no treatment for tinnitus its very much a 3rd world treatment & your on your own to find out how you can deal with it. When it 1st came on lin the fall of 2023 I was going crazy sleep was almost zero fear of having it for ever was 100% fear of not ever sleeping again then I came across other similar stories saying similar experiences but also listening to you Dr Ben showing help was possible . On thinking of the causes in the past I worked in the weaving shed of a textile mill one of the noisiest, shot guns as a pastime sport & worked in a loud environment for 20 odd years so it's no surprise in retirement I went for hearing test to find I needed hearing aids but still no tinnitus ??? In August last year my brother past away , Then last fall on a hot day I fainted unloading car , fell straight back banging my head on the road this is when my tinnitus started & struggled to deal with lack of sleep , panic attacks & anxiety , the pills the doc prescribed didn't work.& I was in a bad place . Then TH-cam helped big time learning proper breathing techniques, mindfulness & relaxation . I was about to return to my bed for sleep & by listening to artists like Nora Jones tracks
I've been living with tinitis since 2007... I have tinitis in my right ear. Sometimes it is louder than others. Told no cure. On a scale of 1 - 10 today it's about a 7... Cause I watching your discussion. LOL. I have figured out how to live with it. Despite its loudness, my hearing is relatively good for my age. "I can hear my phone vibrating on the second floor some 50 meters away. I would like my tinitis to go away but I'm not holding my breath. LOL.
I've had it for 3-4 years now, I've also been on antidepressants for 10 years, my doctor indicated that my medication my be a cause as well as other factors, I've just changed my medication and so far my tinnitus has been easier to handle, it's early days but I'm hopeful....
Unfortunately, most tinnitus services are not covered by medical insurances. Hearing tests are covered, however. We offer telehealth consultations. Feel free to contact our team at Treble Health and we can do our best to help you.
I went on your website to enquire about your services. There is no number provided just the web page trying to sell me your products everytime i click to ask for the number it goes on to a sales page. How do i get in touch?
All my God. I had general surgery and when I woke up I had ring in the ears. Wow. Same to me. Yep, the surgeon told me the same to you. I did an audio and went to to others all told me to suck it up. Things happen.
My tinnitus I rate as a 10 most severe and have panic attacks like Malinda. Even with prescribed medications I have lots of anxiety. The ringing is a high pitch that is blaring in my right ear. . It's hard to sleep even with prescribed sleeping pills. I just received Phonak hearing aids. The ENT programed one sound according to my hearing loss. Using the Resound app I cannot mask the ringing. The noise is louder that the birds and crickets or whatever I play. Is it suppose to be like that? Is the masking suppose to completely mask the tinnitus? I have the Phonak Lumity 90 hearing aids.
You should listen to a volume where you can still hear your tinnitus. The goal of sound therapy is not to completely mask the tinnitus. Instead, it is an additional sound that helps your brain get distracted from the tinnitus which will allow you to habituate.
A few days ago I was wearing my aids in the supermarket when there was a loud sound that caused a pain in my right ear which is most affected by tinnitus. I was listening to my resound app at the time. Since then I have been hearing a midrange humming tone in my tinnitus. Kind of sounds like a refrigerator or electrical hum. This I never had before. It scared enough of the high pitched sounds. Should the they do another hearing test? The new midrange sound is louder than the high pitched tones. Can the audiologist reset the Phonak aids to mask this new sound? The first setting was made to match my hearing loss but now I have this new tinnitus sound which I did not have before.
This is great that you could help but a lot of your videos are newly discovered tinnitus patients! Us proper long term patients just hang our heads down because yes in the early days we all panicked we all stressed over it then we calmed down and yes we had tinnitus but it was so low in volume!!, I would like to see how you would treat someone like me I’ve had tinnitus since I was 23 no unusual hearing loss , started getting worse when I was 41 I’m 49 now only have age related hearing loss but my tinnitus has slowly got worse over the past 8 years always protect my ears still gets worse I’m struggling now, come on prove you can help!!! Because I’m at the end !!😢
We would be happy to discuss your situation further and develop a personalized treatment plan. Schedule a complimentary telehealth consultation: treble.health/consultation
I really hate it. I feel almost feel like I'm almost gonna get a little dizzy. But not actually dizzy. Makes me feel almost Ike a sick feeling gonnabsee an ent nxt month
Time makes tinnitus better. Usually within 6-12 months time makes tinnitus better. Sound therapy will not make tinnitus better any more than the passage of time.Susan Shore’s Auricle device will be available the beginning of the year.
Thank you for your interest in Treble Health. Unfortunately, right now, our services are for individuals who currently reside in the United States only.
It will get better. Contact treble health to see what they can do. Find a therapist and an audiologist who is familiar with masking devices and can train you on that
You're not alone. We hear you. It gets better. Of course there are therapies, but also if you can put yourself in a good place mentally, it will start to go away. Takes time, isn't easy, isn't fair, but it's what we gotta do.
➡ Book Your FREE Tinnitus Consultation: treble.health/schedule
I pray people get better.
Love this! I’ve also had similar results with Treble Health. Fast initial relief and then steady improvement over 9 months and still improving. I got my life back.
That's awesome, Barbara! Thanks for sharing. 😊
Dr. Ben, I wish that some day, Treble Health opens the virtual clinic in Europe.
These videos with Dr Ben are extremely helpful to me. I am better than I was a few months ago.
Glad to hear that, Fala! Thanks for sharing. 😊
I have not been following your videos lately, which is a good sign, at least to me. I love when i hear such stories, to see that people are getting better, Success Stories are some form of therapy. Thanks for sharing the story. Good luck to all.
Inspiring story. Thanks for sharing. Very relatable - especially the focus loop early on that keeps you a prisoner to your tinnitus.
Glad you liked it! You're welcome. 😊
So happy for you Melinda!!! ❤️
Very helpful--Melinda rocks! Had seen her initial podcast, followed by her interview on the Treble Health patient summit in April, and was inspired in both instances by her compelling story. Shout-out to Melinda for sharing her progress in this podcast, and many thanks to Dr. Ben for bringing her back. 👏 👏 👏
You're welcome,, James! Glad you enjoyed it,. 😊
@@Gracethrufaith320Hi Melinda, so glad you are doing better. I went through the same thing that you did, freaking out at first wondering how on earth to cope with it, and if it was going to be the same every day and thanking goodness when you get the good days. I am starting to get used to it and I am in Scotland so I am getting help through our NHS at this stage. I watched your other video also about how when looking through google you can end up finding, hmm let’s say not the best results that are not very reassuring. People should take solace in knowing it can get better, and that while the first couple of months can be daunting, it often does get better.
I am like you in between stage 3 & 4 some days.
I have to ask btw, do you have Scottish family by any chance? You are the absolute double of someone I know i went to school with. Sorry is that is a weird question lol 😂
Anyway all the best to you 😊
The thing is all these 'success' stories are on people who have experienced NO physical damage to their inner ears from acoustic noise. They had some emotional non acoustic trauma & over emotional reaction to their tinnitus that made it worse. Once they learn how to cope with their emotional reactions their tinnitus improves regardless of any other 'treatment' or coaching.
@@JamesSpencer421 You didn't refute one claim or judgment I made displaying your unprofessional status & puerile ignorance. All you did is deride my comment by making unsubstantiated false & empty claims which for some reason didn't sit well with you, adding absolutely nothing to the discussion. Emotional is spelled correctly & being 'over-emotional' is a proper description which can be applied whether one is of a professional 'status' or not! What pretentious professional wording would you have preferred as a substitute? Upset because I didn't hyphenate the word? When you have something to say that minusculely resembles an intellectual thought & argument rather then nitpicking typo's then feel free to respond. Otherwise STFU.
I damaged my hearing with 250 rounds of +p 9 mm with a handgun. I'm finding sound therapy is really helping. I mean I have gun shot hearing damage a good amount. Don't give up and your mindset is why you don't make progress. If you train your body to your new baseline it will ignore the noise if you train the baseline as a threat it will GET LOUDER. I've found I can experience silence more frequently and for longer periods. It really does work.
@@ericadams6804 And there it is. Without understanding my condition or my mental state you resort to the blame the victim card being ' if you didn't get better it's your fault because you didn't have right attitude". Even if well intended what you're saying is infuriating, offensive & simplistic. If you knew anything about reactive tinnitus which I suffer with in both ears & throughout my brain 24/7 you wouldn't be giving me the 'baseline' lecture. The idea of experiencing a second with silence for me has not even been remotely possible. I have been suffering with this for 2 & 1/2 years so if you believe I haven't done everything in my power to remain positive then you are sorely mistaken & beyond comprehending my condition or my will & desire to improve.
@@Andrew-pp2ql Thank you for your understanding & support. Tinnitus is an all encompassing term related to phantom sounds in the auditory system. People generally don't understand that there are wide range of causes, symptoms & degree of loudness & types of sounds. It can also be non reactive or reactive, & come with typical hyperacusis & lower sound tolerance issue's.
@@tinnitusawarenessnow8218 Do you have reactive tinnitus due to acoustic injury?
Great Story !! Thank you
You're welcome. I'm glad that you enjoyed this video. 😊
In the UK 🇬🇧 there is no treatment for tinnitus its very much a 3rd world treatment & your on your own to find out how you can deal with it.
When it 1st came on lin the fall of 2023 I was going crazy sleep was almost zero fear of having it for ever was 100% fear of not ever sleeping again then I came across other similar stories saying similar experiences but also listening to you Dr Ben showing help was possible .
On thinking of the causes in the past I worked in the weaving shed of a textile mill one of the noisiest, shot guns as a pastime sport & worked in a loud environment for 20 odd years so it's no surprise in retirement I went for hearing test to find I needed hearing aids but still no tinnitus ???
In August last year my brother past away , Then last fall on a hot day I fainted unloading car , fell straight back banging my head on the road this is when my tinnitus started & struggled to deal with lack of sleep , panic attacks & anxiety , the pills the doc prescribed didn't work.& I was in a bad place .
Then TH-cam helped big time learning proper breathing techniques, mindfulness & relaxation . I was about to return to my bed for sleep & by listening to artists like Nora Jones tracks
where in Italy ?
I've been living with tinitis since 2007... I have tinitis in my right ear. Sometimes it is louder than others. Told no cure. On a scale of 1 - 10 today it's about a 7... Cause I watching your discussion. LOL. I have figured out how to live with it. Despite its loudness, my hearing is relatively good for my age. "I can hear my phone vibrating on the second floor some 50 meters away. I would like my tinitis to go away but I'm not holding my breath. LOL.
I've had it for 3-4 years now, I've also been on antidepressants for 10 years, my doctor indicated that my medication my be a cause as well as other factors, I've just changed my medication and so far my tinnitus has been easier to handle, it's early days but I'm hopeful....
Very Helpful Thanks
You're welcome, Travis! 😊
Thanks. Are any of your services covered by Medicare?
Unfortunately, most tinnitus services are not covered by medical insurances. Hearing tests are covered, however. We offer telehealth consultations. Feel free to contact our team at Treble Health and we can do our best to help you.
I went on your website to enquire about your services. There is no number provided just the web page trying to sell me your products everytime i click to ask for the number it goes on to a sales page. How do i get in touch?
Hello. Sorry for the inconvenience. You can use this link to schedule a complimentary telehealth consultation. Link: treble.health/consultation
Helpful
Glad to hear that. 😊
All my God. I had general surgery and when I woke up I had ring in the ears. Wow. Same to me. Yep, the surgeon told me the same to you. I did an audio and went to to others all told me to suck it up. Things happen.
Does anyone else have a rapid tapping sound with their tinnitus? Mine started a couple of days ago alongside my usual annoying tinnitus.
If a person has tinnitus and is deaf in the same ear do the maskers work since the person is deaf
Hearing aids do not work on a deaf ear
Is there a bone conductive theraphy? I believe you can fine tune for frequencies/interference more effectively. Or some electromagnetic therapy?
My tinnitus I rate as a 10 most severe and have panic attacks like Malinda. Even with prescribed medications I have lots of anxiety. The ringing is a high pitch that is blaring in my right ear. . It's hard to sleep even with prescribed sleeping pills. I just received Phonak hearing aids. The ENT programed one sound according to my hearing loss. Using the Resound app I cannot mask the ringing. The noise is louder that the birds and crickets or whatever I play. Is it suppose to be like that? Is the masking suppose to completely mask the tinnitus?
I have the Phonak Lumity 90 hearing aids.
You should listen to a volume where you can still hear your tinnitus. The goal of sound therapy is not to completely mask the tinnitus. Instead, it is an additional sound that helps your brain get distracted from the tinnitus which will allow you to habituate.
A few days ago I was wearing my aids in the supermarket when there was a loud sound that caused a pain in my right ear which is most affected by tinnitus. I was listening to my resound app at the time. Since then I have been hearing a midrange humming tone in my tinnitus. Kind of sounds like a refrigerator or electrical hum. This I never had before. It scared enough of the high pitched sounds. Should the they do another hearing test? The new midrange sound is louder than the high pitched tones. Can the audiologist reset the Phonak aids to mask this new sound? The first setting was made to match my hearing loss but now I have this new tinnitus sound which I did not have before.
Actually, it sounds like an air-conditioner unit in a hotel room
This is great that you could help but a lot of your videos are newly discovered tinnitus patients! Us proper long term patients just hang our heads down because yes in the early days we all panicked we all stressed over it then we calmed down and yes we had tinnitus but it was so low in volume!!, I would like to see how you would treat someone like me I’ve had tinnitus since I was 23 no unusual hearing loss , started getting worse when I was 41 I’m 49 now only have age related hearing loss but my tinnitus has slowly got worse over the past 8 years always protect my ears still gets worse I’m struggling now, come on prove you can help!!! Because I’m at the end !!😢
We would be happy to discuss your situation further and develop a personalized treatment plan. Schedule a complimentary telehealth consultation: treble.health/consultation
I have a question. Are you a therapist also?
Are there any success stories of people with tinnitus from sudden sensorineural hearing loss?
I really hate it. I feel almost feel like I'm almost gonna get a little dizzy. But not actually dizzy. Makes me feel almost
Ike a sick feeling gonnabsee an ent nxt month
helpful
plz help me sir
It will get better. Contact treble health and see what they can do to help you
What’s going on tell us your story?
mujhy b 2016 sy Tinnitus hai. ab tu mai bhot parshan hon tinnitus ki wajha sy.
Feel free to contact our team at Treble Health and we can do our best to help you.
Time makes tinnitus better. Usually within 6-12 months time makes tinnitus better. Sound therapy will not make tinnitus better any more than the passage of time.Susan Shore’s Auricle device will be available the beginning of the year.
It’s sad how most of these doctors tells us the same thing (just get use to it)😩💭💭💭💭
Hi, Doctor Ben can you not help us folks not in the States? 🙏
Thank you for your interest in Treble Health. Unfortunately, right now, our services are for individuals who currently reside in the United States only.
You need to be a speed reader ver annoying
Help I’m dying
It will get better. Contact treble health to see what they can do. Find a therapist and an audiologist who is familiar with masking devices and can train you on that
You're not alone. We hear you. It gets better. Of course there are therapies, but also if you can put yourself in a good place mentally, it will start to go away. Takes time, isn't easy, isn't fair, but it's what we gotta do.
What’s going on? Tell your story I promise your not alone
Can you tell me what's going on? Feel free to contact our team at Treble Health and we can do our best to help you.
Can the makers be sat to what works best for you?