Any cure for tinnitus (Ringing in the ear)?


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Ringing, roaring, buzzing, and other noises in the ears that are unrelated to external sounds can be intermittent or continuous. This condition can be very distracting and irritating, and is sometimes associated with partial hearing loss. Tinnitus can accompany other conditions related to the ears and nervous system, some of which need a physician’s assessment and treatment. Homeopathic remedies often reduce the discomfort and frustration that come with tinnitus.

Homeopathic remedies found effective in tinnitus relief:

Calcarea carbonica: When this remedy is indicated, tinnitus may be experienced alone or with vertigo. The person may have hearing problems, or cracking and pulsing sensations in the ears. People who need this remedy are usually chilly, easily fatigued, crave sweets, and feel overwhelmed and anxious when unwell.

Carbo vegetabilis: This remedy may be useful if ringing in the ears occurs during flu or other conditions involving vertigo and nausea. The symptoms may be worst in the evening and at night. The person may feel cold and faint, but usually has a craving for fresh and moving air. Carbo vegetabilis is also helpful when an illness has been prolonged or recovery is slow.

China (also called Cinchona officinalis): This remedy is often helpful to people who feel touchy, weak, and nervous with sensitivity to noise and tinnitus. It is often indicated after fluids have been lost through vomiting, diarrhea, heavy sweating, and surgery or other conditions involving blood loss.

Chininum sulphuricum: Buzzing, ringing, and roaring sounds that are loud enough to impair the person’s hearing suggest a need for this remedy. The person may also have a tendency toward chills and vertigo, during which the tinnitus is often worse.

Cimicifuga: People likely to respond to this remedy are very sensitive to noise, along with tinnitus, and often have pain and muscle tension in the neck and back. They are usually energetic, nervous, and talkative, but become depressed or fearful when not feeling well. Headaches and problems during menstrual periods are often seen in people who need this remedy.

Coffea cruda: This remedy may be helpful to an excitable, nervous person with tinnitus accompanied by extremely sensitive hearing and a buzzing feeling in the back of the head. People who need this remedy often have insomnia from mental overstimulation.

Graphites: This remedy may be beneficial to a person who has tinnitus with associated deafness. Hissing and clicking sounds are often heard in the ears (or even louder sounds like gunshots). People who need this remedy may also have a tendency toward constipation, poor concentration, and cracking skin eruptions.

Kali carbonicum: Tinnitus with ringing or roaring, accompanied by cracking noises and itching in the ears, may be relieved with this remedy. Vertigo experienced on turning is another indication. People who need this remedy are often quite conservative, with a rigid code of ethics. They tend to feel anxiety in the region of the stomach.

Lycopodium: A humming and roaring in the ears, along with impairment of hearing, suggest the use of this remedy. Sounds may also seem to echo in the ears. People needing Lycopodium often have a tendency toward ear infections with discharge, as well as chronic digestive problems or urinary tract complaints.

Natrum salicylicum: This remedy may be beneficial if ringing in the ears is like a low, dull hum. Loss of hearing related to bone conduction, as well as nerve interference and vertigo, may be involved. Natrum salicylicum is a useful remedy when tinnitus and tiredness occur after influenza or along with Meniere’s disease.

Salicylicum acidum: This remedy is indicated for tinnitus with very loud roaring or ringing sounds, which may be accompanied by deafness or vertigo. The problem may have begun with flu, or occur in a person with Meniere’s disease. Salicylicum acidum may also be helpful if tinnitus has been caused by too much aspirin.
Homeopathy Dosage Directions

Select the remedy that most closely matches the symptoms. In conditions where self-treatment is appropriate, unless otherwise directed by a physician, a lower potency (6X, 6C, 12X, 12C, 30X, or 30C) should be used. In addition, instructions for use are usually printed on the label.

Many homeopathic physicians suggest that remedies be used as follows: Take one dose and wait for a response. If improvement is seen, continue to wait and let the remedy work. If improvement lags significantly or has clearly stopped, another dose may be taken. The frequency of dosage varies with the condition and the individual. Sometimes a dose may be required several times an hour; other times a dose may be indicated several times a day; and in some situations, one dose per day (or less) can be sufficient.
Absolutely not. Protect your ears in loud environments with muffs or using cotton wool. Give it 24 hours to go away
Go to your pharmacist and ask them if they have any otc meds for tinnitis. I know they do, I just dont know what it is called. If it does not work, then go to your doctor, and maybe they can figure something out.
you may be alergic to the following pools high atitude
go visit a chiropractor that specializes in upper cervical techniques. I've seen it resolves many times in my own office.
It's a b*tch, isn't it? I had it bad for a while and tried a homeopathic "remedy". It didn't work for me, so I tried Japanese style acupuncture and three months later, it (tinnitus) has almost gone away. Some people say it never goes away, but if you find someone who is a wizard at what they can do to help you, you will find that many things are possible and that miracles do happen.
Tinnitus can be successfully cured by acupressure or acupuncture. Stimulation of the trigeminal nerve points on either side of the lower jaws just below the ears removes the ringing sounds.
Dont try this yourself as it requires great skill and manipulation of the points.
I tune pianos. I do have some tinnitus and, of course, I am most concerned and have asked doctors, and specialists, and read all the books with no result. However, now, Just last January I was prescribed a drug to help me with a back problem. The drug helps the nervous system with organizing the nervous signals to the muscles. It helps me stretch much more effectively, not letting my nerves get confused by all the inured spots and misplaced bones along the way. I can feel it working when I stretch.
The name of the drug is Lyrica. Here is the interesting part: When I take about six to eight 25mg pills in 24hrs I get a huge, about 80% reduction in my tinitus. Also an ending orff a certain supersensitivity of my right ear to my tapping on my face near the ear. (greatly important because a lot of sound, especially shock sound, goes through the bones in the side of the face and to the ear).
I have told two doctors with no excitement. I have not told the maker of the pill, no time and energy), but now you are the fourth person to know.
After two or three days off the drug the tinitus and sensitivity returns. I have not tried to measure if it returns fullly or not. I have made no assesments as to wheather my situation is being "cured". Nor have I gone for another hearing test to see if a dip in my hearing at 7,000 cps was perhaps just an interference by the tone of the tinitus, which the Lyrica was making go away.
My hearing is really good otherwise. At 7,000cps my hearing only dips to "normal". Otherwise my hearing goes up to 15,500 cps (cycles per second -- I refuse to use the term "Hertz") at a sensitivity level of 40 decibles. This is very sensitive. It means that in my house I quite clearly hear the chewing of the carpenter ants in the floor 15 feet away (crunch, crunch, chew, chew, rest, crunch, crunch. !!). So, I am now the expert !!
And, oh, about accupuncture, my most excellent accupuncturist, Rush Johnson in NYC confirms, that accupuncture only works within a short time after the noise incident that caused the tinitus. (about two weeks.)
Good Luck !!
I think that the ringing in the ear is the sound of the cells in the ear that are dying, and once that frequency you are hearing goes away, you won't hear it again.
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