Check your B12 consumption and other symptoms like extremeties buzzing or your tongue being slightly swollen/smoothish. Just in case: it could be that you've not been eating quite enough, or conversely, drinking too much alcohol.

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Cannabis makes my tinnitus much more noticeable.

That's interesting. I do have it too but it got manageable after some time. If I am in dead silence the ringing is there.

I think there is probably a lot of overlap between people who use cannabis and people with some sort of health/mental health issue that use because it alleviates symptoms. Like the thread below me suggests, that isn't an across the board support for everyone. It is nice scientists are starting to listen to people when they say they use for symptom relief, and actually look into that. I'm sure the amount of things cannabis can help with vs what is recognized as "medical use" for cannabis is probably skewed still.

There are a lot of companies that sell melatonin vapes :)

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Valium for me. Took it once for a procedure and it was blissfully silent for hours.

It’s a mystery. Im peeling the onion and looking at every possible cause. I keep circling back around to body and neuro-inflammation. What’s causing it I have no idea, yet.

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Tinnitus is an umbrella term and there is even tinnitus caused by your blood rushing in you ears....as far as I know.

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Depends on the strain

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Never thought this topic would have anything to do with me, but since I live in California, cannabis is everywhere. I once tried the gummy that has cannabis in it, and it heightened my mood a lot, I also slept well that night.

Same here. I can’t even hear the tv anymore. I also can’t tell when the AC/heater fan in my house is blowing.

For me it helps. I think my tinnitus is caused by vibrating ear muscles when I’m stressed. Weed lessens that.

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Kind of seems like you got a bit of a bias.

You have to boil it and then you free base it or do hot rails.

Disclaimer: I'm not a doctor

Have you seen the line at a dispensary these days? It's all types. Tinnitus is common in the trades too and

That's how it works for pain relief too I have found. I will sit there and be like "huh if I focus it still hurts but if I don't think about it..." you can kinda just tune it out

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