So you've got that awful ringing in your ears that just doesn't seem to want to go away and it's starting to drive you mad and your looking everywhere for a cure for tinnitus.
You're losing out on sleep because when you lay in bed at night the ringing seems to get louder and louder and you end up getting more and more stressed and guess what, that can make your tinnitus worse! There's a lot of advice on this subject being banded about on the internet and most of it is good and could help you stop the awful ringing in your ears.
You might have read about the herb Ginkgo Biloba, and how this improves circulation because some believe that circulation is a root cause of tinnitus but please be aware that what might work for somebody, might not work for somebody else.
Cutting down on tea and coffee is a good idea for tinnitus sufferers and improving your diet will most definitely help.
Although these solutions might work, unfortunately most of them will take some time to work and you have to be consistent with whatever treatment you are receiving for tinnitus.
Some people will quit after a week or so because their treatment isn't working and start to seek out something that will work quicker.
It isn't anyone's fault that tinnitus sufferers can be inconsistent, that's the nature of tinnitus, it can be a vicious circle and we despair when quick results aren't achieved.
So, what do you do? Well, you have to weigh up the pro's and con's of all the different methods of tinnitus treatments.
Some herbal treatments can cost quite a lot and if you have to take them for a while before you see any results, it can be expensive.
It's all about what you feel is right for you and the length of time you are willing to wait to see results.
A cure for Tinnitus is achievable but stick with your choice of treatment and see it out.