Anyone here have tinnitus? How do you deal with it?

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>>18568688
Do you happen to also be 60 years old, OP?

>>18568704
Nah, I'm 29.

>>18568688
I tinnot

>>18568688
Put your palms over your ears, and rapidly drum the back of your head with your fingers for a short moment

I have tinnitus, but I guess its not as serious as everyone else cause when I turn on a fan or an air conditioner it drowns out the sound. It really only affects me badly when I go from a very loud noise to silence very quickly.

EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

>>18568688
Ah this shit. Tinnitus makes me go crazy at night just before sleeping. I bought a tiny water fountain that I switch it on whenever it's too quiet around. It fills the room with the sound of flowing water which I have found to be very soothing and my sleep is way better now.

>>18568688
You'll discover it comes and goes. Deafening at times, then barley audible othertimes. Learn to ignore it. Stop using earbuds.

>>18568934
You simply cannot ignore it when it's like a huge bell ringing inside your ears.

>>18568934
I think I may have it but haven't got it tested, but it's not bad. Are ear buds that bad? I don't like headphones since I like to be able to hear my surroundings outsid(Take an earbud out)

>>18568688
I had it after a concert for several days and I thought I was going insane.

I found this online:
http://lifehacker.com/this-weird-trick-might-give-you-brief-relief-from-your-1794093023

It only gave me temporary relief, but I needed it for those moments where I felt like murdering someone

>>18568688
Listen to music

put a fan on

turn on the TV

there is no escape anon. Ive had it since I was 9