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Originally Posted by Gregory Black
I have it but have learned to tune it out. Get a white noise machine for when you are sleeping. Keep music on all day long (low volume) so you notice it less. Always sheild your ears when a firetruck or police fly by. Never ever re-expose yourself to loud noises.
A few years ago I wondered how I would live the rest of my life with that noise inside my ears but now I hardly notice most of the time.
I got it from concerts, gunfire, etc and feel stupid about that but at least I did not get it from going to a faggy Metallica concert.
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Yeah i did all the masking stuff not sure if it really helped ,some nights yes,most others no.Was taking Xanax for 6 mths (helped a lot in reducing the noise) untill the Doc thought i was abusing the drug so he cut me off.
Spent countless months googling T and looking for some releif only to find "snake oil" sites looking to burn you for your money since there is no cure for T.
The first onset of T is the worst.i have heard horror storys of people taking their life because they dont know how to deal with the noise in their head.Some peopple have it louder than others.
The only way i dont notice it is when im really busy with everyday stuff and dont pay attention to it,then its like you dont even have it and dont think about it.
When your in a quite room and your mind starts to focus on the noise, thats when it gets loud.