no. I take CBD but it hasn't improved it and I have had sudden increases while on it. sometimes Valtrex helps when this happens. there is a very long list of medications that can cause tinnitus. make sure you aren't taking one.

Ive tried everything from cupping my ears with the palms.. linking my fingers and letting go quick blasts.. everything.. my doctor said there is nothing really that helps.. to take my mind off the noise.. WTF i thought.. but thats all that does help.. music up louder to concentrate on.. Gets you down so much, but knowing it's up to me to manage helps.

yes, provide another sound to cover up or distract. what I found is that the frequency of my tinnitus is the same as that of bagpipes. They don't have to be that loud, the frequency cancels out my tinnitus.

So, the sound is coming from your brain, filling in a frequency where you have actually lost hearing. Some kind of twisted compensation. so if you cut the auditory nerve, you would still hear the ringing because it is actually a brain perception.

Sometimes it can be from intracranial hypertension, and if you reduce the brain pressure it can go down.

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