Tinnitus Support Group

I have been using the demag, but at first I was only using it in my left ear, because that one is the worst. But, I read DaveMC's journal that it should be done in both ears, I have been doing it this way for the last two treatments and I am experiencing a difference in my T. Softer ringing. Whooshing is gone for most of the day. More in my journal.

I plan to do both ears and the base of my skull, twice a day for 4 minutes each.

Just for the record, I've stopped using the demag on my "good" ear. After a few days of application to both ears, it felt as if the tinnitus had quieted down overall, but had become more noticeable in my good ear. That bothered me a bit so I scaled it back to my affected ear only.
Just thought I'd let you know.

Thanks DaveMC. I am going to continue doing both ears with the damag and see what happens.

I'm on day 6 of demagging. I've noticed no real decrease or increase in my T. I'm doing 3 sessions per day about 5-7 minutes each mostly in and around my left ear (my bad ear). I have noticed a very mild headache a few times after demagging. I rarely ever get headaches and again they are very mild.

Please let us know. Mine did not come today. Another wasted day. I have got to get hold of myself.
Precious

I will add my findings to the demagnetizer use to my journal for all to read.

please let me know.
Precious

Dave, my right ear started for the first time about three months after left became louder.

I've had T five years. It was only in left and very quiet four years, a non-issue.

November 2006 my left became louder after a sinus infection. Two months later Feb 07, my right started for the first time. I still have it in both with my left being louder.

Many people with T, for a reason science cannot explain, begin with T in left and it slowly moves to the right later. I wouldn't worry about the demag being the cause.

It's always baffled me why so many are "lefties" left sided T

Yeah, I've noticed that, at times, it seems to drift between both ears and the back of my head. When the pitch of my T is most acute - it's always been my left.
I've noticed and wondered about the "left-ear syndrome" myself. There's got to be something to it.