Posted by John Hey MD on June 27, 2002 at 19:56:40:

In Reply to: tinnitus and sleep disturbance posted by Scott B. on June 06, 2002 at 17:01:50:

In my experience the patients that I have seen with long term timmitus seem to adapt and quit noticing it. I've never had one who said it interfered with sleep. I would do the same work up and treatment for insomnia/sleep disturbanc as on a patient without tinnitus. If it is short term maybe the cause needs treating or just waite until they adapt. Probably something beside tinnitus us whats happening. JPH

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