Tinnitus Aids

Nature Sounds for Tinnitus Relief

Based on Customer Feedback

We received feedback from our customers on which sounds have helped them to get relief from their tinnitus. Each person has different sound frequencies that help mask the tinnitus. Here are some of the albums and sounds that we found help people the most with tinnitus relief.

Over the years, some of my customers have been buying my nature sounds for natural Tinnitus masking relief. I have received the best feedback from my albums: Creeks & Waterfalls, Summer Insects Volume 1, and Summer Insect Walk. Those with Tinnitus have told me that they found these sounds to work wonders. The sounds have been able to help them sleep, plus their spouses enjoy the sounds. You might also like to try Shoreline Solitude: Superior Shore, Carolina Coast, and California Coast albums.

Doctors have often suggested listening to white noise for Tinnitus therapy. White noise can be an annoying sound to listen to, therefore most people don't listen long enough for it to work. Today, doctors are increasingly recommending that patients listen to nature sounds like creeks, waterfalls, ocean surf, and the like. Patients are far more likely to enjoy listening to the natural sounds, and therefore have a successful treatment.

What is Tinnitus?

Tinnitus, pronounced Ti-night-us, is a medical term defining a symptom of the inner ear which causes the patient to hear ringing, whining, pulsing, or whooshing sounds. Tinnitus is the most common hearing problem in the world, effecting over 36 million in the USA alone. There are several causes for Tinnitus; wax build up, infection of the inner ear, Meniere's syndrome, high blood pressure, brain tumors, or other issues. The most common cause of Tinnitus is exposure to loud sounds such as loud music, industrial machinery, gun fire, jet aircraft, or anything with high decibel levels. Microscopic nerve endings, in the inner ear, can fold and cause the brain to interpret a ringing sound. If you experience symptoms of Tinnitus, you should seek a medical diagnosis, since some of the reasons for the symptoms can be very serious. Tinnitus, in many cases, is not a permanent condition. Tinnitus can cause loss of sleep, irritability, lack of attention, among other effects.

How to treat Tinnitus?

There are many treatments depending on the severity of the condition, such as cochlear implants, electrical stimulus, drugs, and others. For non-serious conditions, sound therapy is often prescribed. Tinnitus is more bothersome in quiet environments. Sounds played at lower volumes can mask the ringing sound. This is often referred to as Tinnitus retraining, where you are training the ear and mind not to concentrate on the ringing sound. Sounds used to mask the ringing should be of varying pitch and tempo. In the past, doctors prescribed white noise boxes. Today, doctors have found that patients and those around them are more likely to listen to natural sounds. This is where Natureguy Studio albums can be very helpful. Your Tinnitus may be temporary or permanent, but some of our albums could help you relax, sleep, and and improve the quality of your life. Consult with your doctor for specific treatment of your condition.