Tinnitus Relief Sound Masking Overview
Tinnitus Relief Sound Masking System is avery modern system to find your tinnitus and provide a remedy.
You can find 5 environmental noises, 9 beep sounds (from 174 to 963 Hz), white and pink noises, 6 ambiental and nature noises (air conditioning, fan, hair dryer, vacuum cleaner, rain and water sounds).
Tinnitus is the perception of a sound within the ear, without a real sound being actually emitted from outside the auricle.
Some people do not find this condition to be of disturbance, while for others it can be extremely annoying as it is perceived as a constant whistle, buzz in the head or hiss that distracts the brain and diverts its capacity of concentration from everyday tasks.
The ear's educational treatments for tinnitus are based on sound therapy.
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What is tinnitus? Tinnitus is the perception of a sound within the ear, without a real sound being actually emitted from outside the auricle. Some people do not find this condition to be of disturbance, while for others it can be extremely annoying as it is perceived as a constant whistle, buzz in the head or hiss that distracts the brain and diverts its capacity of concentration from everyday tasks. The ear's educational treatments for tinnitus are based on sound therapy. During the latter, the patient listens to an artificially generated sound as similar as possible to the one his ear perceives for 4 to 6 hours a day. This sound masking mitigates the perception of sound, re-establishing a new threshold to auditory experiences. If the audio treatment is continued for 6 weeks straight, the symptoms of tinnitus are lessened considerably, and even appear to disappear completely. How to use this app Tinnitus Relief Sound Masking System is avery modern system to find your tinnitus and provide a remedy. Wear some headphones. Select a masking sound from the list, choosing the one that most of all resembles the one perceived by your ears. Emit the sound by pressing the “Play” button. Adjust your volume until you feel like your tinnitus has completely disappeared. You can act only on a single audio channel or on both. You can also add music to make your experience more enjoyable. The app has a library of noises available to mask your ear noise (7 are free, the others can be unlocked with the “Premium” package). You can find 5 environmental noises, 9 beep sounds (from 174 to 963 Hz), white and pink noises, 6 ambiental and nature noises (air conditioning, fan, hair dryer, vacuum cleaner, rain and water sounds). And here is the list of available songs to relax your ears and your head more (2 are free, the others can be unlocked with the “Premium” package): Serenity (new age music) (free) Soothing Melody (new age music) Calming Sounds (new age music) Total Relaxation (new age music) Dreams (new age music) Relaxing Piano Music (piano music) (free) The Pianist (piano music) Classical Meditation (piano music) Slow Symphony (piano music) Emotions (piano music) We confide this app can give you relief and help to fight some tinnitus symptoms. For any suggestion or request about this app, contact us at [email protected] Disclaimer This app is not intended to be a medical treatment. No part of this app or of its contents should be considered as a medical advice or diagnosis. No contents of this app should be interpreted as a substitute for medical consultations or treatments. No part of this app is meant to replace medical equipments or supplements. If you think you suffer of tinnitus, we suggest you to see an audiologist. Use this app and all contained sounds at your own risk and under your own responsibility.
Top Reviews
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I have been wanting to try something like this
And was glad to see an app. However it appears to not offer a sound to match/reach the high pitched "tone" I hear. And yes I paid to unlock.
By Steffrz
Like it, but....
The free "unlocked" music choices are getting old. Cannot find how to unlock the other choices??
By pastorzackanderson
How are you to know what sound/pitch to use?
Well, it stinks. There are quite a different noises you can use to find the one that suits the tinnitus in your ears, but the majority of the sounds are locked and you have to pay four dollars to unlock them. OK. So that's the way you want to play? The problem comes in and that you think you're getting an app that's going to do something for free. Well, obviously not! It should just be upfront and say that if you really want to use this app you're going to have to pay four dollars. I might have paid the four dollars. But now I'm feeling a little stubborn.
