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  • Rocky Raab
    Smitty, lots of things aggravate tinnitus. Besides the obvious like noise exposure, ingesting aspirin, chocolate, nuts, alcohol, and others have been known to make tinnitus worse. (You have a Snickers and a Bud for breakfast?)
    You can make it seem a little less by running a fan, playing some low music, or having some other background "white" noise.
    My hearing aids have a tinnitus program that plays soft rain sounds. It helps a lot. It also puts me right to sleep! I call it the anesthesia mode, lol!
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  • Smitty500mag
    Rocky Raab said:
    (You have a Snickers and a Bud for breakfast?)

    The breakfast of champions.  :)
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  • varian
    i had a snickers and Busch for breakfast and lunch, dont know about dinner yet.
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  • hillbille
    just ckick on the add to the right, when pelosi's face isn't there............
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  • kimi

    Good question!!! It's a toss up here as to whether it's Tinnitus or Circus Circus!:


    https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=zjedLeVGcfE

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  • Rocky Raab
    You mean they add ads here? Huh. Never see any.
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  • Ditch-Runner
    we are suppose to be having a over abundance of the seven year locus this  year .  I have seen a  lot more 
     sad I can not tell by sound as there buzzing noise is what I hear 24/7  and almost as loud  in my ears just like  standing next to one of the little nose makers .
    at night to be able to sleep I run a loud fan for many years or now I  find a youtube program with a lot of soft back ground noise . I never knew there was so many "sleep" post on there some  dark screen rain  thunder and soft music  so now I find one that's pleasant  and use it 
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  • Smitty500mag
    I've been using one of these noise machines to sleep by since back in the late 80s that I purchased from Sears. Sounds sorta like the wind and you can adjust the pitch by turning the top one way or the other. They last a long time. I've only worn one out over the years. I bought 2 more in case they ever quit making them.


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  • mac10
    the commies are testing out the sonic waves fron the space sattalite
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  • rufe-snow
    Ear wax affects my Tinnitus. If I let it build up, it really gets bad. 
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  • montanajoe
    • Community moderator
    Sinus trouble can effect it too.  All the smoke in the air is not helping matters.   Alergy meds,benadryl  may help.  Good luck.
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  • Rocky Raab
    I have a sleep noise generator that has a pair of under-pillow speakers. My wife can't hear it at all but it comes through just fine for me. I like surf sounds and rain. It has 20 different sounds, all digital. There's a "rain and distant thunder" one that's like having anesthesia. It's by soundoasis.com
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