Do you ever get ringing in your ears? does it happen often? There’s a chance you may have tinnitus.

According to the Mayo clinicTinnitus (TIN-ih-tus) is the perception of noise or ringing in the ears. A common problem, tinnitus affects about 1 in 5 people. Tinnitus isn't a condition itself — it's a symptom of an underlying condition, such as age-related hearing loss, ear injury or a circulatory system disorder. Although bothersome, tinnitus usually isn't a sign of something serious. Although it can worsen with age,

Other possible causes of tinnitus are:

Head and neck injuries
Ear infections
A foreign object, or earwax touching the eardrum
Eustachian tube (middle ear) problems
Temporomandibular joint (TMJ) disorders
Stiffening of the middle ear bones
Traumatic brain injury
Cardiovascular diseases
Diabetes

"Ringing, hissing, buzzing, roaring - tinnitus can take many forms. The bothersome and uncomfortable noise in your ear varies from one tinnitus sufferer to another. So does the impact of tinnitus on people's lives. Some get used to the never-ending noise in the ear with relative ease, while others are driven to despair. Many ask can tinnitus be cured? How to stop ringing ears? Is there a tinnitus remedy?"

For others, tinnitus can be debilitating, and may lead to insomnia,
difficulty with concentration, poor work or school performance, irritability, anxiety, and depression.

For some people it sounds like this,,it seems eveyone hears different sound

For many people, tinnitus symptoms come on gradually and eventually go away as the brain and ears adjust. However, for others tinnitus can last for years and cause various complications. A high percentage of people with tinnitus that’s persistent and untreatable go on to also develop anxiety or depression as a result.

"Tinnitus is very common , affecting millions of people worldwide. Most often, people with tinnitus describe it as a ringing sound or a noise like buzzing, whistling, or hissing. It is very likely that you have heard a tinnitus sound yourself for a very short period of time, for example, after attending a loud concert or after exposure to a sudden loud noise such as a loud hammer sound. If you have this brief tinnitus, don’t be afraid—for most people it will disappear on its own. However, for some people it does not go away and they hear this tinnitus sound constantly, which is irritating to them. Some of these people are bothered by their tinnitus so much that they find it hard to fall asleep, they find it difficult to concentrate, or they have problems following a conversation because they hear the tinnitus all the time. Some of them even feel anxious or depressed and it can affect their quality of life."

Many ask can tinnitus be cured? How to stop ringing ears? Is there a tinnitus remedy?"

Well the Chinese Alternative therapists say yes,with this ear treatment Protocol

Scope: nervous tinnitus, sudden tinnitus, vascular tinnitus, noise tinnitus, hearing loss, Senile deafness, nerve deafness. Dizziness, insomnia, depression, neurasthenia, anxiety disorders, neurological disorders, psychiatric disorders, migraine headache.

Therory :
The unit combines Chinese meridian theory, advanced electronic pulse technology, through bio-electronic pulse to stimulate ear points, open up the meridians. The small portable unit is convenient to use , without side effects.

Experimental Report of "Ear treatment protocol":
""We Treated 100 people for free and did the follow-up observation, including 37 women, 63 men, aged 5-78 years, 62 binaural patients, 28 monaural patients, 10 congenital patients, time of treatment was specific to the patients symptoms, 10 minutes a day for mild hearing loss or tinnitus, 30 minutes (three times effect) for the most severe patients, 97 individuals had significant effect, 100 individuals tingling, indicating that the "Ear treatment device" has obvious effects. After three months of 7 day treatment, the majority of , tinnitus, insomnia patients noticed better results."

BTPro with Tinnitus Function

"Btpro with Tinnitus Function" is small in size. For the treatment of tinnitus, insomnia, it has no reported adverse reactions,its reliable and"portable ". Pulsed frequencies to the ears is widely used in Europe and Asian countries. It is mainly based on Chinese acupuncture and meridian therapy combining low frequency electronic pulses,plus treatment to stimulate acupuncture points in the ear and activate the ear vein nerves, helping the inner ear nerve damage gradually recover.

Features:
BTPro Tinnitus Treatment Ear Hearing Repair
The quick effect, short course, 10 minutes at a time, in addition to tinnitus helps insomnia .
Applicable to all causes of tinnitus.
Small , easy to carry.

Three Major Characteristics:
BTPro Tinnitus functions: treatment of just 10 minutes at a time (easy to use, 1-3 times a day,if not serious for only 1 time a day, mulriple Frequency,self choice treatment times and intensity options)
Hearing Frequencies for Enhancing Hearing
Meniere's frequencies
Hearing, treatment, acupuncture(improve your listening, eliminate tinnitus, insomnia), a multiple choice function

650nm cold laser for Tinnutis Treatment 650nm cold laser for Tinnutis Treatment Principle 650nm cold laser is capable of penetrating tissue. It stimulates mitochondria in the cells to produce energy through the production of adenosine triphosphate (ATP). Mitochondria are the power supplies of all cells; they metabolise fuel and produce energy for the cell in the form of ATP. Increased ATP production may lead to enhanced cell metabolism, promoting the damage recovery process, returning cells to a healthy state and reversing many degenerative conditions. Soft cold laser is normally safe, with 650nm , 5mW, there is no pain , no side effect, zero damage to the tender ear. with the other laser accessories used together to balance the whole body. It will be more effective for tinnitus etc Therapeutic Principle " Low-level laser therapy (LLLT) as a therapeutic morality in cochlear dysfunction such as chronic cochlear tinnitus or sensorineural hearing loss is still controversial. Low-intensity laser irradiation is a new and effective method for the treatment of peripheral and central nervous system injuries and disorders.In addition to different pathophysiological mechanisms of inner ear diseases and diverse theories on the nature of tinnitus, the methodical differences in study design, treatment schedules and irradiation parameters could cause wide range of outcomes." 1. LLL noninvasive irradiation, No any side effect, totally green physical therapy. 2. Certification and patents protection provided with the passing of TUV 0197CE, ISO13485, ISO9001, CFDA. 3. Positive clinical trial report around 92% therapeutic effect. Four Color 10 Beam 3 in 1 Wrist Laser Laser energy at 630-650 nanometers is arguably the most effective for irradiation of blood and the vascular wall. Photons at these wavelengths are absorbed by oxygen, improve microcirculation, can change the viscosity of the blood and affect vascular endothelium, plus Smash viruses. For general use, they suggested 30min Two to three times a day. (Wear only ON left wrist) Four Color 10 Beam 3 in 1 Wrist Laser Power source Lithium battery Laser probe for Ear 650nm laser diode Max 5mW for each laser diode Laser probe for nose 650nm laser diode Max 5mW for each laser diode Laser for wrist 650nm laser diode (Red, plus Blue, Green, Yellow laser) USB charging cable Instruction manual If this product is not on the Afterpay website yet, just send us an email Afterpay with the name of the product you would like included.

References

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[2] Shargorodsky, J., Curhan, G. C., and Farwell, W. R. 2010. Prevalence and characteristics of tinnitus among US adults. Am. J. Med. 123:711–718. doi:10.1016/j.amjmed.2010.02.015

[3] De Ridder, D., Elgoyhen, A. B., Romo, R., and Langguth, B. 2011. Phantom percepts: tinnitus and pain as persisting aversive memory networks. Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. U.S.A. 108:8075–8080. doi:10.1073/pnas.1018466108

[4] Langguth, B., Kreuzer, P. M., Kleinjung, T., and De Ridder, D. 2013. Tinnitus: causes and clinical management. Lancet Neurol. 12:920–930. doi:10.1016/S1474-4422(13)70160-1

[5] Baracca, G., Del Bo, L., and Ambrosetti, U. 2011. Tinnitus and hearing loss. In: Møller AR, Langguth B, De Ridder D, Kleinjung T, editors. Textbook of Tinnitus. New York: Springer. p. 285–291.