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Agreed, tinnitus can have many causes. Myself, I played drums for a while without ear protection, and viola. I don’t think this treatment would help me. My und
by xivzgrev 6y ago
Agreed, tinnitus can have many causes. Myself, I played drums for a while without ear protection, and viola.
I don’t think this treatment would help me. My understanding is there are little hairs that pick up sound waves, and excessive noise can destroy those, and you don’t get them back. The brain fills in with the ringing noise. But I don’t see how the stimulation would reset that process.
- tobr 6y ago> I played drums for a while without ear protection, and viola. Ear protection is of course a requirement when playing a drum kit, which is very loud. But when playing viola?
- bigmattystyles 6y agoNot sure if you’re compounding on the typo and making a joke, but op meant voilà.
- ubercow13 6y agoNo doubt violin and viola can cause hearing damage too, it doesn't take much. And it will be mostly in one ear.
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- lelag 6y agoSometimes, you don't even need a reason. I have had a constant high pitched tinnitus since my late 20s and it just started without any reasons I can think of for I think I have never actually abused my ears much... What I've noticed is that the level at which I perceive it is completely linked with my anxiety level. I always ear it but when I'm tired or anxious, it's loud while when I'm really relaxed, it can become very faint. Unfortunately, I must be a pretty anxious person as it's loud most of the time.