#TRT treatment

[the-colossal]

It be the Gray!

Was @themsoundwaves ‘s birthday so I whipped this up at like 1AM

[themsoundwaves]

Cover for my fanfiction The Royal Treatment =]

There are a couple mistakes and I've always been bad at lighting... but I'm proud of it. And also Blazer putting his chains on Shadow is precious. Its cannon now.

[chicago-geniza]

ohhhh i gotta. get tested for testosterone polycythemia. lot of nosebleeds, spleen pain, pruritus, loss of appetite, flushing in face + hands & feet, tingling & numbness in extremities, peptic ulcer symptoms again, also family history of polycythemia vera which makes me more likely to develop it

[themsoundwaves]

MY BOY I LOVE HIM SO MUCH >3 SO CUTE!

WOOOOOO finally made fanart of the royal treatment!! i absolutely adore this fic my god,, gray my absolute beloved,,,,

hes a funny lil dude wearing funny lil paws!! cause i cant draw hands!!

@themsoundwaves i hope you dont mind the tag shjhcjhdd

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7 Pro Tips of Tinnitus Retraining Therapy (TRT)

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7 Pro Tips of Tinnitus Retraining Therapy (TRT)

7 Pro Tips of Tinnitus Retraining Therapy (TRT)

 I studied with Dr. Jastreboff, the founder of Tinnitus Retraining Therapy. This video is designed to help you better understand Tinnitus Retraining Therapy (TRT). I cover seven pro tips to help with the management and treatment of tinnitus. Enjoy these pro tips!

7 Pro Tips of Tinnitus Retraining Therapy (TRT)

Hey everyone, it’s Ben Thompson here, founder of thebestsolution4u.com. I wanted to make this specific video to help you understand Tinnitus Retraining Therapy better. I recently completed a five-day online course for Tinnitus Retraining Therapy, including tinnitus treatment, hyperacusis treatment, and misophonia treatment. And I studied with Dr. Powell Jastreboff. A handful of years ago, I would only have dreamed about being able to work directly with the founder of Tinnitus Retraining Therapy.

And when I saw the opportunity to study with Dr.Jastreboff, not only the neuroscientist and creator of TRT, Powell Jastreboff, but also his wife, Margaret Jastreboff, they’re both PhD researchers in our field. They’ve contributed an immense amount to help understand how we can improve tinnitus. And when I had the opportunity to work with them, I knew I had to say yes. This video is to explain seven pro tips that I learned from the Tinnitus Retraining Therapy course, that I wanted to share with you to make these next few weeks or months living with tinnitus easier.

Even if I can help you a little bit, a baby step of improvement, that will be worth my time making this video. So let’s start with number seven. Number seven is that Dr. Powell Jastreboff’s main advice, the overall umbrella of how Tinnitus Retraining Therapy works to help someone with tinnitus focuses on teaching, counseling, and constant sound therapy. The teaching aspect involves a proper understanding of the relationship between the ear, the cochlea, the hearing organ, the auditory nerve, the subconscious auditory processing of the brain, and how that system can create bothersome tinnitus. It is not only an auditory phenomenon.

Tinnitus is impacted by other areas that are not directly on the auditory pathway. That’s key to understand, and to get into the specifics and connect the dots about how it relates to your history, oftentimes is enough to make a big difference in the tinnitus treatment, the tinnitus habituation process, how we actually get better and reduce the perception of the ringing sound. Counseling is that ongoing process between you, an individual, a patient, trying to overcome loud, bothersome tinnitus that’s affecting your concentration at work or trying to fall asleep at night or affecting overall your anxiety and stress levels.

Counseling means the ongoing relationship between myself, an audiologist trained in TRT, and you, who are trying to figure out how to live with this condition every hour of every day and trying to go to sleep in the night. That’s an ongoing relationship. And six months is typically a good timeframe to use the protocols in place, get the progress where we want it to be, keep the momentum going, and that six months period of working with therapists trained in TRT is usually enough to make sure the counseling is ongoing, and it has a compounding effect over time.

Tip number 7:

When I mentioned the sound therapy part of this tip, tip number seven, this is an important basic recommendation for any tinnitus patient who’s going through the first stages of tinnitus. Avoid silence. Create a sound rich environment. Use sound therapy constantly during all waking hours of the day, if possible. Usually a high quality speaker playing different kinds of steady state sounds whether that be white noise, brown noise, crickets, anything similar to those kinds of sounds. Having that in a quiet space that would typically create loud obtrusive tinnitus, that is your friend.

Using sound as a therapy is your friend. Helping at night when you’re trying to fall asleep, or if you wake up in the middle of the night or you wake up in the mornings, you don’t want that situation to be quiet either. Sound can be a therapy for you in those situations as well. Using constant sound therapy for a period of nine to 18 months is typically recommended in a treatment protocol for tinnitus. For hyperacusis, it is possible to treat the sound sensitivity aspect within a matter of months. For tinnitus, it takes longer. It can take a matter of months or it can extend up to about a year. It’s individualized based on your history and how long you’ve had tinnitus, what are the causes, your stress, anxiety levels, et cetera.

Tip number 6:

The next pro tip, pro tip number six, is that tinnitus is not in your mind. Tinnitus itself is not a psychological condition or a psychiatric disorder. You do not have a diagnosable psychiatric disorder for having loud tinnitus. There is nothing wrong with you for having loud tinnitus. It does not mean you’re crazy because your tinnitus is loud and it’s sustained loud over a period of months or even years. There is nothing wrong with the psychological parts of your brain.

What’s important to realize here is that tinnitus is affected by the psychological centers of the brain. the emotional networks of the brain that control and regulate emotions, fear, the fight or flight response, safety, and anxiety and stress. Those psychological aspects can make tinnitus worse. And often those centers of the brain can lead to a sustained activation of tinnitus in your brain. But there’s nothing psychologically wrong with you necessarily.

There’s no psychiatric diagnosable disorder because you have chronic bothersome tinnitus. And this can help calm some of the catastrophic thinking that can sometimes come when you feel like the sound in your head is stuck in your head, there must be something wrong with your brain. Not so, there’s not so much wrong with your brain. As much as your brain over time needs to be recalibrated and calmed down, calming and easing the sustained activation of the limbic system, the emotional center of the brain, and the central nervous system of the physical body.

Tip number 5

Now pro tip number five. And let me tell you that this one was hard for me to believe when someone told me. But when I looked at the research, I couldn’t argue with the scientific data that showed that tinnitus distress, tinnitus bother, does not correlate at a population level with tinnitus loudness. So what this means is that if you have a loud tinnitus, it does not mean that you’re very bothered by tinnitus. Now, if you’re watching this video, you probably are bothered by tinnitus.

But it doesn’t mean that your tinnitus is so loud. There are many people who have a severe amount of hearing loss, and who it report loud tinnitus. But if you ask them, “Does it affect your sleep concentration or stress?” They say, “No, I basically tune it out, most of the time I barely notice it.” So that shows it’s not loudness of tinnitus that is the only factor at play. And this makes you scratch your head a bit because you think, “Well, it must be related to loudness.

It’s the ear, it’s the auditory system. Dr. Ben, how can you tell me that my loud tinnitus is not guaranteed to have this enhanced sustained reaction between my brain and my body?” And I’m here to be the middleman between the scientific research, the researchers, who have studied this at a population level for 30 plus years, and you who’s looking for the right kind of scientific information that loudness of tinnitus does not correlate with how much it bothers someone.

So this can be eyeopening because we realize it’s not only an auditory phenomenon and there’s other influences between your brain and your body that we can understand. And if we understand the system, then we know where the healthy inputs are. And we know what part of this system we can positively influence. The term neuroplasticity or brain changes, it means that you went from point A to point B in your state, whether that’s your mind, your body, your nervous system, whatever it may be.

You went from point A to point B. So a negative change would be you were healthy, point A, and then point B, things are not healthy, not feeling quite right. So most people, that means everything was fine in my life and then, somehow a period of time passed or suddenly, and then point B, loud obtrusive tinnitus. And that creates a cascade of negative effects on your life and quality of life.

Read more: Newest Covid-19 Vaccine Side-Effects on Tinnitus

So that’s a negative trend. Now we can take neuroplasticity and flip it into a positive trend as well. We’re starting at point A now, which is at a negative state, bothersome tinnitus, loud, obtrusive, negatively affecting you. And we’re going to enact certain methods, certain protocols. So over a period of time your brain and body can change and improve itself. So that point B, the new point B, is a healthy, calm state where you’re not bothered by your tinnitus, and you rarely think about it. Listen to the success stories of tinnitus, whether it’s here on my channel or other places on the internet, or talk to someone in person at a support group and ask them what is it like to be habituated to tinnitus?

And that may help you get a sense of the right kind of expectations or the goal of how much better we can get your life. And doing that, I’m hoping that you’ll be able to better understand what is the end goal or the end result that we’re after in this process. How much better can you get and recover with your tinnitus?

Tip number 4:

Pro tip number four is that Tinnitus Retraining Therapy induces habituation. That means it’s using your brain’s natural abilities between your brain and your body, to heal itself over time. This means that with the right of resources, direction, support, education, counseling, and sound therapy, that your brain and body can naturally take care of the problem. People get better from tinnitus without a surgery, without a pharmaceutical pill to cure the problem. And it gets better to the point where they realize, “Hey, my life is good now. I don’t need to try to silence tinnitus because I don’t mind if I hear it every now and then.”

That means your brain and your body over time can recalibrate the system and calm down the loudness of tinnitus. I have seen it personally, and I wanted to make sure I make it clear that it’s possible out there. I work with some patients who are religious, who connect with this on a religious and spiritual level on the sense that their body, the body they were born with, the spirit they have within them and their body and their brain can naturally get better over time.

Tip number 3

Now, pro tip number three that I learned with Dr. Powell Jastreboff in the Tinnitus Retraining Therapy course, is that the loudness of tinnitus on average for a patient, it’s only five decibels above the threshold of hearing that they have at that pitch. Some people report tinnitus as being very loud. And that makes researchers measure actually how loud is the tinnitus.

And when we try to measure the loudness of tinnitus, we measure what pitch, what frequency is your tinnitus, and what is the softest sound you can hear at that pitch, at that frequency. And then we measure the loudness of your tinnitus by matching the loudness at that pitch. And that creates this differential. And that’s considered the sensation level of tinnitus.

Now for most people, that sensation level is on average around five decibels. And that’s not loud at all. If you play a five decibel difference of sound between one decibel sound level, one loudness level and the next, you wouldn’t think it’s too dramatically different. And when we get to the very soft levels, five decibel sensation level means that you wouldn’t need much noise to influence or interact with the tinnitus. And this is useful to educate someone that your tinnitus may be perceived as being loud. But when we use sound around you, when we consistently use sound therapy, that sound therapy doesn’t need to be so loud.

That sound therapy will be a background sensation, just like your tinnitus. That sound therapy will be a background sound, and it won’t interfere with your speech. It won’t make it harder to hear people. And overall, tinnitus does not negatively affect your ability to hear people. That’s because the sound of the tinnitus is at a very small sensation level, that for most people, any kind of conversational sound or important sound is going to be much louder than the sensation level of their tinnitus. So it might seem very loud and it might be perceived as being very loud.

But for most people, when it’s tested in an audiology booth, the sound level, it’s not extremely loud. In fact, it’s relatively quiet. But if there’s no other sounds around you then the tinnitus can be perceived as quite loud. You guys still with me? Thank you again for being here and watching this video, as well as being here in this community. We have two more pro tips left.

Tip number 2:

Pro tip number two is that sound therapy may actually be better when it is simple, has few adjustments, and it can become a background sound. Not something that changes, not ocean waves going (swooshing sounds) not all kinds of (beeping sounds) not there crazy dramatic changing sounds that bring your attention to the sound. But sound therapy may be best when it’s a consistent neutral background sound that does not have many adjustments for you to tinker with throughout your day.

And is probably best when that is coming through devices that are sitting on your ears. Those are called ear level sound generators, or combination instruments for tinnitus. I learned that in the course, and I believe it’s true. We don’t want to be spending too much time focusing on changing the sound, adjusting the sound around us, making sure there’s sound therapy everywhere we go. It might be best to just have simple steady state sound therapy played through our ears that we don’t have to tinker with or adjust too much. Now, this is more of my opinion that this is better, because it has not necessarily been studied so extensively about what is the best proven sound therapy type.

Most of the protocols use a steady state white noise or something similar. And that’s what I recommend when I’m working with patients in telehealth for attendance retraining therapy protocol. However, if this is true that a simple sound therapy is best for most people, then this would mean something like the wide XN therapy which has ding, ding, ding, ding, ding, ding, ding.

It’s more variable with different kinds of tones, those Zen tones, and a lot of the neuromodulation audio sounds that are on YouTube which aren’t medically or scientifically validated but they do have different kinds of beeps and boops, and apps like T-minus, for example. That would mean that those types of sound therapy aren’t simple. ‘Cause those kinds of sound therapy do have variability to them. And that might be right for you, I’m not here to say that’s wrong for every person. But overall, at a population level, I believe that steady state sound therapy is the fundamental here. Those other kinds of sound therapies that have different qualities to the sound, that can be considered as well.

Tip number 1:

Now last but not least, pro tip number one from my Tinnitus Retraining Therapy course with Dr. Jastreboff is, drum roll, please, that almost 100% of tinnitus patients who get a pure tone audiogram hearing tests within the normal range, almost 100% of those patients have some degree of cochlear damage or dysfunction in the outer hair cells.

 Part of the cochlea, the hearing organ, has little cells which have what’s called stereocilia. And those little cells are called the outer hair cells. I mentioned this on some of my other videos. I won’t go into the depth of the details. But most people who have tinnitus that get a hearing test and the hearing test shows your hearing is in the normal range, a vast majority, nearly 100% of those cases, when we perform a more specific objective test we can point to part of the anatomy and explain your hearing is overall fine. You’re hearing well.

But part of your cochlea, part of your hearing organ, has a dysfunction. And this may have happened from some loud noise exposure. It doesn’t take much to create this dysfunction. It may have happened from the natural aging process. Those are the two most common situations or potentially some form of infection or virus.

That sounds very simple, but imagine you’re told that from your doctor and how you would understand better how the system works and what part of your ear, your brain, your body, is malfunctioning. Now it’s a quite different experience from most people who go to their audiologist, to their doctor, and they say, “Well, the hearing test showed your hearing is fine.

So the tinnitus is not an ear thing.” That creates a lot of confusion and it can potentially lead to a long path of getting highly specific medical tests related to things that are completely irrelevant. And essentially, bring you down the wrong path of misinformation or tryna solve tinnitus without focusing on the fundamentals of the Tinnitus Retraining Therapy, which are proper education about the ears and normal hearing and the outer hair cells of the cochlea, how that system all relates to itself and your history, ongoing counseling, and then consistent use of sound therapy for tinnitus and or hyperacusis.

I found a research paper that I wanted to include just to validate this point, scientifically. And it’s talking about the test called OAE. otoacoustic emissions, or DP, distortion product otoacoustic emissions. And the article is titled, “Evaluation of Cochlear Function in Patients with Normal Hearing and Tinnitus.” It was a study that looked at the OAE objective test of patients who have normal hearings and tinnitus. And I’m reading here. “These findings show that tinnitus in normal hearing patients is often associated with varying degrees of cochlear dysfunction.”

All right, that was a long video. But those are the seven pro tips that I learned from personally studying with Dr. Powell Jastreboff and his wife, Dr. Margaret Jastreboff. They’re both neuroscientists, PhD researchers, very well known in the audiology field. And those are the pro tips that I’m sharing to help you wherever you are at with your experience, with your journey with tinnitus, the very beginning, in the middle, or you’ve had it for many years.

These seven pro tips can still be applied. Thank you for watching. If you want to work with me or find out more about pure tinnitus, head over to puretinnitus.com. Leave a comment on this video. Or you can directly email my team at shopsangque@gmail.com. Thank you again. Make sure to subscribe to this channel, and I will see you on another video. May you be well, thank you.

Read more: Silencil Natural Remedies For Tinnitus

[themsoundwaves]

Gray needs a hug. Maybe two, maybe three... SPOILERS FOR TRT (The Royal Treatment) chapter 10. IG? but here, i drew this at 3am on a whim.  Zar/ Hydra came up with the AU and they gracefully let me use it for the fic ^^ Please follow them they are perfect. @Hydrxnessa 

[honeydew-tiger]

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[CLICK FOR BETTER QUALITY!!!]

(More drawings below!)

A few months ago, I read one of the best fanfic’s I’ve read in a hot minute, The Royal Treatment by @themsoundwaves​ and I still re-read it almost every month because it’s just THAT good! I said I would draw you some fanart and then life got in the way, but I found a way to make it happen! I will deffo be doing more! If you like Stray, I TOTALLY SUGGEST THIS FANFIC! It adds to the story, while keeping the characters VERY interesting! ALSO, Blazer (I didn't like him, but this fanfic gave me a soft spot for him!)

(Also, the game just won 2 awards, so more of a reason to read right :P)

I'm sorry if these are sketchier than not, but I DID try painting with that Gray and Yosh and it turned out pretty good with my first try I think! 

I have been wanting to draw and write something about Gray and the other companions, but I didn’t know if it would be okay. I hope drawing them interacting with Roto isn’t to much (they are just good friends due to their relatability with each other, and Roto becomes good friends with Momo after the wall is opened and they establish a bit Outside).

That is all. You are a big inspiration, and I can’t wait to see what you’ll write even after The Royal Treatment is over for Stray and beyond!!! (I'm honestly excited to see how if anyway they would get along now that the wall is open and just little slices of life, I was thinking of doing something like that for it butttt I didn’t want to get anyone mad, and I’m scared to write Gray :P) (ALSO also other cities are mentioned in this.. but it strays from TRT canon so its just more like a “Give me your fucking iPad moment” for Roto and Gray.)

^^^^The painting (it’s not the best but this is one of my favorite scenes and I wanted to give it justice!)

Hive Gray, cause I kind of like our “MeatMoss” as a side “villain”, I just really hope they don’t kill Gray or hurt him anymore. My heart would never recover. I hope they just decide “eh F it” and decide to leave him be or live with him. Right?....rIghT?

Here’s the full picture!

And here’s some refs and information for Roto! My stray OC! (I’ll Post the full ref later oop I didn’t have it on me atm!)

I’ll go into more context with him soon, but they are basically an unofficial Outsider that hangs with them and helps them alot when it comes to exploring, keeping record of things on the outside and other things they need help with! They are secret nerd with a BIG knowledge on humans and human things! Alittle cautious and wary of alot of things, he learns how to be brave and more adventurous with them!

I hope you enjoyed! More coming soon for this fic and Stray/art in general!

(REBLOGS > LIKES)

[pastafossa]

slight she-hulk spoilers:

pasta sometimes i think you have an in at marvel, because this chapter speaks about janes fears about the treatment of mutants/powered individuals, and then in the she-hulk episode two days later jen gets fired for having powers and then struggles to find a job

I noticed that too! 😂 It felt like fate! And this basically reinforces the reason Jane calls herself psychic and not enhanced/a mutant/powered, and why she's just as protective of Matt and his abilities. I know the N!MCU's deal with this theme, esp Jessica Jones, and AOS's hit on it, but the greater MCU's kinda avoided touching on it at street level until now despite it being an important, recurring theme in the comics, and this is absolutely the way it would work.

You wouldn't just have to worry about the government or evil scientists, especially since most enhanced wouldn't be up on the Avengers' level (although obviously the accords hits everyone). For most people, it would be about losing their job like Jen, bigots spray painting shit on their houses, landlords not wanting to rent and realtors not wanting to sell to them. It would be the daily grind of whispers, dirty looks, parents questioning whether the mutant kids in school are 'safe' to be around other kids, and people crossing the street to avoid them. This is the reason Jane emphatically uses the term 'psychic' to hide she's enhanced, but Jen didn't get that opportunity since her abilities aren't something you can hide easily. It'll be interesting to see just how far they're going to lean into this, and depending on the way DD plays into the show, I have a tentative plan on how Jen and Jane's lives might intersect here in TRT (unless I find a way to bring her in earlier). We'll see!

[kibumkim]

For trans day of visibility beyond piercing is offering a kit for hrt/trt treatments (its just syringes needles and prep pads not the actual hormones) it’s about three months of supplies

http://www.beyondpiercing.com/product/hrt-trt-injection-kit/

Oh how lovely!

[sincerelyella]

The Royal Treatment masterlist

Books: The Royal Romance and Open Heart (AU)

Pairings: Liam x MC (Ella); Bryce x F!OC (Aera)

Series Summary: Upon finishing their medical degrees at Stanford University, Ella, Aera, and Bryce take on an international medical residency training program in Cordonia, landing them a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity that will put them to test in the name of romance, friendship, and career.

Series Warnings: This series may contain mature contents such as 🍋, suggestive themes and languages, and violence. Trigger Warnings will be tagged on the chapters if deemed necessary.

For more TRR and OPH-related contents from the writers:

sincerelyElla’s Masterlist

ofpixelsandscribbles’ Masterlist

DISCLAIMER: Liam Rys and Bryce Lahela belong to Pixelberry Studios. Ella Brooks (TRR MC) belongs to @sincerelyella​ and Aera Lee (OPH F!OC) belongs to @ofpixelsandscribbles​.

Please note that our story is not to be stolen or reposted on any other site. Reblogs are welcome and much appreciated.

Prologue - Somebody Out There

Chapter 1 - One in a Million

Chapter 2

Chapter 3

Chapter 4

Chapter 5

**

One shots, fanart & birthday fics:

Her Lucky Day (Liam x Ella; Bryce x Aera; Ethan x ?)

TRT group fanart by @neonravensart

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Tinnitus (Ringing in the Ears)

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Tinnitus (Ringing in the Ears)

Tinnitus (Ringing in the Ears) Treatment and Diagnosis

Diagnosis

Your doctor will typically diagnose you with tinnitus based on your symptoms alone. But in order to treat your symptoms, your doctor will also try to identify whether your tinnitus is caused by another, underlying condition. Sometimes a cause can’t be found.

Tinnitus (Ringing in the Ears) Treatment and Diagnosis

To help identify the cause of your tinnitus, your doctor will likely ask you about your medical history and examine your ears, head and neck. Common tests include:

Hearing (audiological) exam. During the test, you’ll sit in a soundproof room wearing earphones that transmit specific sounds into one ear at a time. You’ll indicate when you can hear the sound, and your results will be compared with results considered normal for your age. This can help rule out or identify possible causes of tinnitus.

Movement. Your doctor may ask you to move your eyes, clench your jaw, or move your neck, arms and legs. If your tinnitus changes or worsens, it may help identify an underlying disorder that needs treatment.

Imaging tests. Depending on the suspected cause of your tinnitus, you may need imaging tests such as CT or MRI scans.

Lab tests. Your doctor may draw blood to check for anemia, thyroid problems, heart disease or vitamin deficiencies.

Do your best to describe for your doctor what kind of tinnitus noises you hear. The sounds you hear can help your doctor identify a possible underlying cause.

Clicking. This type of sound suggests that muscle contractions in and around your ear might be the cause of your tinnitus.

Pulsing, rushing or humming. These sounds usually stem from blood vessel (vascular) causes, such as high blood pressure, and you may notice them when you exercise or change positions, such as when you lie down or stand up.

Low-pitched ringing. This type of sound may point to ear canal blockages, Meniere’s disease or stiff inner ear bones (otosclerosis).

High-pitched ringing. This is the most commonly heard tinnitus sound. Likely causes include loud noise exposure, hearing loss or medications. Acoustic neuroma can cause continuous, high-pitched ringing in one ear.

Read more: Pulsatile Tinnitus

Treatment

Treatment for tinnitus depends on whether your tinnitus is caused by an underlying health condition. If so, your doctor may be able to reduce your symptoms by treating the underlying cause. Examples include:

Earwax removal. Removing an earwax blockage can decrease tinnitus symptoms.

Treating a blood vessel condition. Underlying blood vessel conditions may require medication, surgery or another treatment to address the problem.

Hearing aids. If your tinnitus is caused by noise-induced or age-related hearing loss, using hearing aids may help improve your symptoms.

Changing your medication. If a medication you’re taking appears to be the cause of tinnitus, your doctor may recommend stopping or reducing the drug, or switching to a different medication.

Read more: Silencil Fighting Tinnitus & Relieve Ear Ringing

Noise suppression

Many times, tinnitus can’t be cured. But there are treatments that can help make your symptoms less noticeable. Your doctor may suggest using an electronic device to suppress the noise. Devices include:

White noise machines. These devices, which produce a sound similar to static, or environmental sounds such as falling rain or ocean waves, are often an effective treatment for tinnitus. You may want to try a white noise machine with pillow speakers to help you sleep. Fans, humidifiers, dehumidifiers and air conditioners in the bedroom also produce white noise and may help make tinnitus less noticeable at night.

Masking devices. Worn in the ear and similar to hearing aids, these devices produce a continuous, low-level white noise that suppresses tinnitus symptoms.

Counseling

Behavioral treatment options aim to help you live with tinnitus by helping you change the way you think and feel about your symptoms. Over time, your tinnitus may bother you less. Counseling options include:

Tinnitus retraining therapy (TRT). TRT is an individualized program that is usually administered by an audiologist or at a tinnitus treatment center. TRT combines sound masking and counseling from a trained professional. Typically, you wear a device in your ear that helps mask your tinnitus symptoms while you also receive directive counseling. Over time, TRT may help you notice tinnitus less and feel less distressed by your symptoms.

Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) or other forms of counseling. A licensed mental health professional or psychologist can help you learn coping techniques to make tinnitus symptoms less bothersome. Counseling can also help with other problems often linked to tinnitus, including anxiety and depression. Many mental health professionals offer CBT for tinnitus in individual or group sessions, and CBT programs are also available online.

Medications

Drugs can’t cure tinnitus, but in some cases they may help reduce the severity of symptoms or complications. To help relieve your symptoms, your doctor may prescribe medication to treat an underlying condition or to help treat the anxiety and depression that often accompany tinnitus.

Potential future treatments

Researchers are investigating whether magnetic or electrical stimulation of the brain can help relieve symptoms of tinnitus. Examples include transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) and deep brain stimulation.

Clinical trials

Explore Mayo Clinic studies testing new treatments, interventions and tests as a means to prevent, detect, treat or manage this condition.

Lifestyle and home remedies

Often, tinnitus can’t be treated. Some people, however, get used to it and notice it less than they did at first. For many people, certain adjustments make the symptoms less bothersome. These tips may help:

Use hearing protection. Over time, exposure to loud sounds can damage the nerves in the ears, causing hearing loss and tinnitus. To keep your tinnitus from getting worse, take steps to protect your hearing. If you use chain saws, are a musician, work in an industry that uses loud machinery or use firearms (especially pistols or shotguns), always wear over-the-ear hearing protection.

Turn down the volume. Listening to music at very high volume through headphones can contribute to hearing loss and tinnitus.

Use white noise. If tinnitus is especially noticeable in quiet settings, try using a white noise machine to mask the noise from tinnitus. If you don’t have a white noise machine, a fan, soft music or low-volume radio static also may help.

Limit alcohol, caffeine and nicotine. These substances, especially when used in excess, can affect blood flow and contribute to tinnitus.

Alternative medicine

There’s little evidence that alternative medicine treatments work for tinnitus. However, some alternative therapies that have been tried for tinnitus include:

Acupuncture

Ginkgo biloba

Melatonin

Zinc supplements

Coping and support

In addition to any treatment options offered by your doctor, here are some suggestions to help you cope with tinnitus:

Support groups. Sharing your experience with others who have tinnitus may be helpful. There are tinnitus groups that meet in person, as well as internet forums. To ensure that the information you get in the group is accurate, it’s best to choose a group facilitated by a physician, audiologist or other qualified health professional.

Education. Learning as much as you can about tinnitus and ways to alleviate symptoms can help. And just understanding tinnitus better makes it less bothersome for some people.

Stress management. Stress can make tinnitus worse. Stress management, whether through relaxation therapy, biofeedback or exercise, may provide some relief.

Preparing for your appointment

Be prepared to tell your doctor about:

Your signs and symptoms

Your medical history, including any other health conditions you have, such as hearing loss, high blood pressure or clogged arteries (atherosclerosis)

All medications you take, including herbal remedies

What to expect from your doctor

Your doctor is likely to ask you a number of questions, including:

When did you begin experiencing symptoms?

What does the noise you hear sound like?

Do you hear it in one or both ears?

Has the sound you hear been continuous, or does it come and go?

How loud is the noise?

How much does the noise bother you?

What, if anything, seems to improve your symptoms?

What, if anything, appears to worsen your symptoms?

Have you been exposed to loud noises?

Have you had an ear disease or head injury?

After you’ve been diagnosed with tinnitus, you may need to see an ear, nose and throat doctor (otolaryngologist). You may also need to work with a hearing expert (audiologist).

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Depression

Anemia

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Hair loss, particularly on the head

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Whatever treatment option is prescribed to you, you will still be required to repeat your blood work every 3 months during the first year of the treatment , and every 6 months thereafter to ensure that your body is absorbing the right amount of testosterone from the treatment. If not, your dose may need to be adjusted.

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As with any medical treatment, there can be side effects to TRT. Some of these can include:

Acne and oily skin

Lower sperm count

Increased risk of blood clots

Shrinkage of the testicles

Larger breasts

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