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Does vitamin b12 help improve tinnitus?
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Probably not: To my knowledge, tinnitus is not a commonly reported side effect of vitamin B12 deficiency. Even if it were, taking B12 would likely help only if your B12 levels were below a healthy range.
Answered 6/23/2020
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For some people: Some B12 combinations have helped some people (arches tinnitus relief formula). It wont hurt to try it. Riboflavanoids have helped some people as well. Also worth a try. The most effective methods are the masking/retraining methods. There is some good information on www.Beyondtinnitus.Com. They have a web based music platform that can help with tinnitus therapy (i have no financial ties with them).
Answered 8/13/2016
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