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I have just been given my scan results of my head.No abnormal blood flow. No atieries blocked.

No seen reason for Tinnitus???.

So does that mean I dont have it??.

I clearly do and its driving me insane. Non stop all day,everyday. Pulsatile in left ear. Right ear buzzing whoosing and high pitched sounds.

Where do I go from here .Can anyone help please.

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Jimbob7

Hi, same as you in terms of noises and same as you with ENT, Neurology all sitting there quietly shaking their heads saying there's nothing wrong with you. Bloody frustrating. The last time a consultant said that to me I shouted at him; "Nothing wrong with me except I have severe/ catastrophic tinnitus driving me insane."

Have you been referrred back to Audiology? - I trust you've had a hearing test? What were the results? Turns out my accident (fall, head-injury, back of neck, C5 C6 vertabrae) knocked out as much as 40dB of hearing across a very narrow frequency range which my brain has been replacing with the T.

I now have hearing aids which boost those missing frequencies only and the T is more manageable. Thank God.

Sorry, don't know if any help, just kicking ideas around.

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Kellythecat-74

It means you don't have a tumour or anything they can see, that might cause T . That's the case for most of us . Nothing medically wrong. Stress make it worse, so please try to find some calming methods . Try them all , there should be at least one method that helps . Music, radio, tv , you tube sounds for T. Try not to have silence especially at night. , its always seems louder then. just try not to have the volume too loud.

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Furbabiesforever in reply toKellythecat-74

I have tried everything. Thank You

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Kellythecat-74 in reply toFurbabiesforever

Did anything help a bit??

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PABLR

Fortunately (probably) most people don't have any underlying cause such as tumours or vascular loops for their tinnitus. I have it continuously and have for years. Have had pulsatile, whooshing, straight line, high frequency, low frequency sometimes all at the same time! I had a cochlear implant last year and it seems to have at least stopped the pulsatile tinnitus in my left ear which was a good side benefit. Mine would always be there but would not always be the same. I'm not sure I can be of help - I never found a solution. It was always luck. Or so it appeared. When people tell me that nothing is wrong with me I have said to them, "you mean nothing is wrong that appears to cause my tinnitus. Because clearly something is wrong, you and science just haven't found it yet." One specialist looked very taken aback when I said that! He was also the one who told me (wrongly) my hearing loss was permanent and irreversible and nothing could be done and then walked out. Needless to say I didn't go back to him.

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Furbabiesforever in reply toPABLR

Thank you for replyjng.I too have had the same for over 2 years.

It came out of the blue.

Did you ask to have the implants?.

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Notreve7766

Hello

Getting a physical all clear from ENT can be bittersweet cant it! I remember in my own case I was almost disappointed they didn't find anything because then at least i would have a cause.

I went on to learn more about the condition and I now realise that Tinnitus is very common and most people are seemingly not bothered by it or don't have a reaction to it like some of us do.

This being the case and after a period of coming to terms and accepting that it wasn't going to go away and there was no magic pill I had a period of clarity and I put my own Tinnitus reaction down solely to Anxiety so set about treating it like an anxiety disorder.

This was a massive step in the right direction for me because the better I got at managing my anxiety the better my reaction to Tinnitus and as of today I am at peace with it. My new silence as I call it.

This worked for me and I hope it gives you some comfort that it can and will get better in time.

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Jimbob7 in reply toNotreve7766

We know that a lot of people have T. What we, here, also know is that our perception of it is subjective. T can be like any other medical complaint; Mild, Moderate, Severe and Catastrophic. I think most people if questioned would admit that their T is Mild, sometimes Moderate.

Early in my T diagnosis I was told my T is considered to be Severe, borderline Catastrophic. Most of the people posting here are in that bracket too.

If everybody who had T had that level of it the World would cease to function - so, ipso facto, most people just have very Mild T.

I woke up with it the next morning after a very nasty accident. I'd never had T before and it changed my life overnight. Nothing has ever been the same since it happened. My old life, as I knew and lived it, has ended. My whole existense these days is about further developing skills and techniques to bear with an unbearable condition.

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Happyrosie in reply toNotreve7766

Thanks for this very sensible and (I hope) helpful reply.

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Bigears1

"Are you one of the many people who are hearing a constant, mosquito like, high or low-pitched metallic hum? Some people refer to this condition as “tinnitus” but what millions are now experiencing is not tinnitus at all, but rather a technologically induced hearing issue created by chronic exposure to pulsed RF/microwave radiation frequencies.

Many people complain that they develop ringing in the ears after chronic cell phone use or a smart meter installation on their home or installation of cell towers or masts close to their homes. The more exposure people have to these toxic technologies, the more likely they are to experience troubling symptoms like “tinnitus.”

I have been learning alot about this issue as I am also writing a book about ultrasonic irradiation and and how it is damaging the children. Hearing loss has become a major issue in children since the early 1990s when the FDA raised the output levels on obstetrical ultrasound machines 8-fold. Simultaneously, the use of prenatal ultrasound in obstetrics went up 73% in the short six years between 1993 and 1999. Subsequently, the number of newborn babies diagnosed with hearing loss has more than tripled.

Millions of people can hear RF/microwave frequencies. Babies and young people under 25 can hear ultrasonic frequencies. In scientific terms, they call this “Microwave Hearing,” or “Microwave Auditory Response,” or the “Frey Effect.” The noise occurs in response to skull bone absorption of ultrasonic or EMF/microwave radiation (look up bone conduction) which heats and rattles the bones. The cerebral spinal fluid and all of our brain matter are heated and rattled as well.

While the bones are absorbing the heat and the radiation force from these toxic, manmade frequencies, the crystals in our bones begin to oscillate rapidly and intensely. The crystals literally morph and deform, expanding and contracting at the rate of millions of times per second in response to the alien frequencies.

Our bones are made of a crystalline structure. There are crystals in the human ear, in our pineal gland, in the cerebral spinal fluid and our blood as well. These crystals VIBRATE in RESONANCE with the very toxic, discordant, alien frequencies being created by these evil, brain damaging technologies which are billions of times more intense than anything any living creature was ever designed to experience.

Once the oscillations begin, they do not stop because we are being exposed to these horrific frequencies 24/7. The oscillations carry into the crystals in our ears, vibrating the cilia (to the point of necrosis) and the cochlea, and this is the phenomenon they call “microwave hearing.”

My personal opinion is that those who can hear these frequencies have an inborn warning system that lets them know they are being bombarded with frequencies that can kill them. The instinct is to run away or make the noise stop, but there is nowhere we can go to get away from the assault.

The same is true for babies in the womb who often struggle and fight to get away from the ultrasonic frequencies. But they are trapped, with no way to get away from the noise and extreme heating caused by ultrasonic irradiation.

We have to do something to stop this assault and I invite my readers to please subscribe here to this website so we can stay in touch and you can receive updates. My forthcoming book, “The Dark Side of Prenatal Ultrasound,” should be released by the end of 2018. If you would like to be kept abreast of the book release, please visit my other website at BirthofaNewEarth.com and subscribe there."

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