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Edison, NJ, (PRWEB) August 6, 2009-- Imagine jumping out of a deep-sleep to a high pitch ringing sound in your ear, or constantly hearing the rushing sound of water or birds chirping. Sounds awful, right? Unfortunately, this is a reality for millions of men and women who suffer from the medical condition tinnitus, often referred to as ringing in the ears.

Meet Debby:

Almost four years ago, Debby Seguin, 43 years old, wife and mother of three, woke up to a loud, high-pitched ringing in her ears. "There were times the ringing in my left ear just never went away, I couldn't escape the noise," expresses Seguin. "There was a time I could only fall asleep if the TV was on." Sometimes the ringing would affect Debby the second she woke up. "My focus would go right to my ear, if it was ringing, chances were, I wasn't going to be a happy person that day, and I would tell myself over and over, 'maybe later or tomorrow the ringing will go away," explains Seguin. "I was constantly saying, 'I'm sorry, what did you say?' I often felt like I was the only person who was coping with this problem." Debby was later diagnosed with Meniere's Syndrome, an incurable inner-ear disorder, and suffered from tinnitus and was told by her doctor she would eventually go deaf.

Unfortunately, Debby's story isn't uncommon. "There are millions of people suffering from some degree of tinnitus and many are told that the tinnitus may eventually go away on its own, or in a worst-case scenario, eventually lead to deafness," explains Dr. Andrew
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