Take up meditation. Meditation will decrease stress, which in turn will make your tinnitus bearable. If you aren't sure how to meditate, start with sonavel reviews guided meditations that can help you learn how to relax and enter a meditative state. Learn about the different kinds of meditation to be sure which one is best for you.


A way to avoid insomnia when you are dealing with tinnitus is to try to relax as much as possible when you lay down to go to bed. Think of calm, tranquil thoughts and let your mind focus on only those thoughts. Before you know it, you will have fallen asleep.




Make your friends and family aware of your tinnitus and explain it to them in a way that they will understand. Let them know what bothers you and how they can help to fix it. By having this open communication with the people closest to you, it will allow you to not be embarrassed about your tinnitus.


When you are having a really rough day dealing with your tinnitus, sit yourself down and make a list of everything in your life that is positive. Write about your friends and family and about the people that make you happy. Write about the days when your tinnitus is at a minimum and how you feel on those days.


If your tinnitus is getting you down you should instead focus on what's great about your life. Write a list of everything you love, enjoy doing, or are happy you are involved in. This will perk up your spirits and help you to get over the misery tinnitus can bring.


Humming is an awesome way to cover up the sound from tinnitus. Whenever I'm in a quiet place, like the bathroom, I hum to myself in tune with the sounds. I pretend like it's the backing track to my life and try to enjoy it as much as possible, even when it drives me nuts.


Chewing a piece of long-lasting gum can help you to clear out your Eustachian tubes and reduce the severity of the sound in your ear due to tinnitus. I always keep gum handy for times when it's quiet and the noise starts to bother me, so carry a pack with you at all times!